However, her refusals were so delicately phrased, most times both Kōga and Inuyasha couldn't see them for what they were.
The leader of the Wolf Demon Tribe, Kōga, was infatuated with Kagome, often calling her "my woman." She was normally polite when rejecting him. Occasionally, though, he followed her to her world, normally causing trouble for Kagome and her family. This usually caused arguments between the two. She was often stressed over tests and wanted to go back home to study, though Inuyasha wanted her to stay. Kagome's grandfather often made up fake illnesses to excuse Kagome from school to continue her quest with Inuyasha, Miroku, Sango, Kirara, and Shippō in the feudal era. Inuyasha and Kagome travel with Miroku, Shippō, Sango and Kirara to defeat Naraku, the demon who seeks the Jewel for his own purposes and search for the Jewel shards. Later, a corpse crow demon stole the Jewel from her and using the demon's severed foot let loose an arrow that inadvertently shattered the Jewel into innumerable shards, even as the crow itself was destroyed. In a desperate attempt to stop her, Kagome pulled the arrow from Inuyasha and released him from the spell, after which he quickly dispatched the centipede demon. Mistress Centipede consumed the Jewel and used it to increase her power. Īt that moment, Mistress Centipede attacked Kagome and in the ensuing scuffle, she was wounded by the demon and the Shikon Jewel that had been inside Kagome's body since her birth, unbeknownst to her, was ripped out. Unfortunately, he mistook her for Kikyō, Kaede's older sister, who had been the very priestess that had bound him to the tree 50 years prior, as she revealed that Kagome is the reincarnation of her older sister. When she reached the Sacred Tree, she discovered that the boy, Inuyasha, was now awake.
Kagome started running towards the forest to divert the centipede demon's attack. Later that night, Kagome was with Kaede in the old woman's house, when the village was attacked by Mistress Centipede, still searching for the jewel inside Kagome's body. Kaede not only determined that Kagome was human, but was alarmed by her identical resemblance to her late elder sister Kikyō. After bounding her, they brought her before Kaede, the village priestess, to determine if she was a yōkai or a spy. Intrigued by his ear, Kagome tugged on them curiously, only to be ambushed by a group of suspicious villagers. In an attempt to locate her house, she came upon the Sacred Tree, upon which she discovered a sleeping white-haired, dog-eared boy sealed by an arrow and overgrown with vines. But when she climbed out of the well, she found herself in the middle of a forested meadow, as she didn't know that she went back in time to 1497. Kagome resisted the demon and escaped her grasp. At the request of her brother Sōta, she found him, only to be pulled into the well by Mistress Centipede, whose bones had been resurrected by the presence of the Shikon no Tama within Kagome's body. On her 15th birthday, when Kagome was about to set off for school, she learned that her cat, Buyo, had entered the shed containing the Bone-Eater's Well. When she was fourteen years old, for her early 15th birthday, she was given of the mummified kappa hand by her grandpa, but looked uncomfortable. So, Kagome's mother moved her family to the Higurashi Shrine, where Grandpa Higurashi lived. Higurashi died in a car accident that had left his daughter and wife, who was already pregnant with Kagome's brother, without any support. She was named after the sparkling light her mother saw (the Shikon Jewel itself) when she was born in the Sōgō hospital. Kagome is the firstborn child and only daughter of Mr. Kagome as a newborn in her mother's arms. 1.7 In search of the final Shikon Jewel Shard.1.6 The battle with Band of Seven and Mount Hakurei.1.3 Meeting Kōga and encounters with Naraku's minions.
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