So, what happened?

Just a little note...

Just because Miboshi was the cause of Chiriko's death, that doesn't mean that I don't like Chiriko. Chiriko's really cute and loveable, and I don't hold anything against him. (Other than the fact that he only played the leaf-whistle once, whereas Amiboshi was always playing the flute and strengthening his ki while he was at it.)

I'll start with Miaka. She heard about a temple on the mountain, and the story that if a couple kisses at sunset at the temple, they will be together forever. Since Tamahome was in another mood swing and had broken up with Miaka (AGAIN!!), she thought that she should bring him up there and they'd be united again. She told Tama to meet her there, and then went alone and unprotected to the temple; a strange building in the middle of nowhere. She ended up being captured and found a really hot guy named Tatara (he's a Byakko seishi) and then Yui tricked them into giving her the second shinzaho. Miaka and Tatara escaped, and met up with Tama, Tasuki, Mitsukake, and two more Byakko seishi. They were going to escape, and then Miboshi showed up. Tatara tried to get rid of him, and they almost succeeded, except that before he could die, Miboshi posessed Chiriko. Miboshi would have succeeded and killed the Suzaku seishi and miko while in Chiriko's body, except Chiriko's ki (life force) was strong enough that he was able to kill himself and keep Miboshi from jumping out of his body. Thus Chiriko died and dragged Miboshi down with him. It was really sad. ;_; And of course Miaka and Tama got back together.

That's horrible!! What could you possibly find entertaining about it?

There are several reasons I like these scenes. For one, it's really sad, (especially with the music playing in the background and all...) and I like sad things. Chiriko was so brave! There's also some funny parts, like when Chiriko's eyes changed to Miboshi eyes, and then they kept switching back and forth... :P Miboshi's powers are way awesome, and it was cool to see him fighting with Tatara.