Inu-Yasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale #9

In the whimsical yet eerie "The Secret Garden," a Shikon Shard’s magic reduces Kagome and the others to six inches tall, trapping them within a labyrinth of living topiary. Meanwhile, Inuyasha, separated and swallowed by the garden’s strange forces, begins to transform under the moon’s curse—his body shifting, his fate uncertain.

In "The Enchanted Bow," Kagome finds herself caught in a strange enchantment when a blooming flower transforms into a magical bow and arrow, forcing her to make a split-second choice that alters the fate of a cursed spirit known as The Peach Man. With tension mounting, Inuyasha steps in to end the standoff—sending both The Peach Man and himself tumbling toward a steep cliff’s edge.

In "The Soul Of A Demon," Inuyasha grapples with the weight of his dual nature as he considers using the Shikon Jewel to become a full demon—forever changing his bond with Kagome. Meanwhile, Sango, the demon slayer, captures a shard of the jewel, unaware of the deeper consequences her actions may unleash.

In "The Exterminators," Kagome and the others follow a trail of Shikon shards to Sango’s village, only to discover her handiwork guiding them forward. Meanwhile, Sango and her family are called to a distant village where a giant spider demon and a mysterious darkness threaten the castle—leaving both groups on a collision course with danger they can't yet foresee.

In "The Ambush," Kohaku, consumed by a dark magic, turns on his family and nearly kills Sango before being felled by the local lord’s samurai. As Kagome and the others race toward Sango’s village, they arrive to find it overrun by a sudden swarm of demons.

In "Within The Fort," Kagome and the group arrive at Sango’s village only to find it destroyed by demons, its people gone. Under the Young Lord’s careful watch, Sango learns the terrible truth of the attack—though the source of the information may not be as innocent as it seems.