Seeing Sesshomaru and his companions disappear through the entrance, Kagome immediately followed, urging Inuyasha along. "Inuyasha, what are you dragging your feet for?" "Hey! Kagome!" Inuyasha had been about to stop her and tell her to stay in this safe world, but she had already stepped through the entrance and vanished. He followed her in.
Inside the strange, shadowy passage, Inuyasha was still trying to persuade Kagome. "Hey, Sesshomaru is in there."
"That's exactly why I'm going to give him a beating! I can't stand someone that heartless!" Inuyasha wasn't the only one who couldn't forgive Sesshomaru's deception. Kagome, an upright girl from the modern world, felt the same.
The mysterious passage seemed to open high in the sky. The instant they emerged, Inuyasha and Kagome plunged through the fierce winds. Fortunately, a skeletal bird flew up from behind and caught them on its back.
Looking down from above, they saw jagged rocks and bones scattered everywhere. The largest skeleton, an enormous canine frame towering at the center of this world, belonged to Sesshomaru and Inuyasha's father, the Dog General. It rose from the earth almost into the clouds. Its gaping jaws still hinted at the majesty and ferocity the Dog General had possessed in life.
"Dad..." This was the first time Inuyasha had seen his father, and the first time he had seen his father's bones, yet he knew whose they were the moment he laid eyes on them. When he was born, his father, gravely wounded after battling Ryūkotsusei, had fought a human warrior who loved his mother, and both had died. So his memories held none of the mighty figure spoken of among monsters-only his mother's gentle eyes as she gazed at him through her tears.
"Those bones are Inuyasha's father?" This was also Kagome's first time