Li-ChAnime: FullMetal Anime

Hey, Minna-San! This is my first ever crossover fic. I�ll try to get the story away from the plot of the actual show, because otherwise people who have seen/read Inuyasha will get bored, and it will ruin the story for anyone who hasn�t seen it. I highly recommend Inuyasha, though. It�s really funny and cute. I figured out the character comparisons last night, and here are the characters for the first chapter or so:
Kagome = Sakura
Inuyasha = Syaoran
Sota = Touya
Grandfather = Nadeshiko�s grandfather (I forgot if they say his name or not.)
Kagome�s mother = Nadeshiko
Kaede = Kaho
Kikyo = Meiling
Okay, now, on with the fic!
I don�t own CCS or Inuyasha. All I own is manga and episodes/movies.

Xiao Lang: Chapter 1.

�Why would anyone want to buy old decks of cards if you can�t play poker or solitaire with them?� Asked a young girl named Sakura. Her bright emerald eyes stared at the set of what looked like tarot cards that her grandfather held in his hands.
�Sakura, these are not just cards! These are replicas of the legendary Clow Cards. They had differing powers, and could each take on a different live form when the Card was activated. They possessed extremely powerful magic that rivaled that of even the most powerful priestesses of the Warring States Era.� Explained her grandfather. As he talked, however, Sakura looked out over the grounds of the shrine they lived on, instead of listening.
As soon as he had finished speaking, Sakura turned her attention back to her grandfather. �So, You do remember that it�s my birthday tomorrow, right? What�d you get me?�
�Well, I was going to wait until you real birthday, but here you go, Sweetheart. Happy 10th birthday.� The old man smiled as his granddaughter ripped the paper off the gift and pulled the top off of a small box. She groaned and held up what looked like a withered duck�s foot. �The hand of a water imp. It�s said to bring good luck.� He explained, seeing the blank look on Sakura�s face. �I had one myself when I was your age.�
�Yeah. Thanks, Grandpa.� Sakura said, hugging her grandpa. She walked out into the garden and immediately threw the hand of the water imp where she felt it belonged � in the pond that sat in the middle of the shrine. �There. Now that poor little imp can have his hand back. I sure don�t want it.� She shuddered at the thought of having touched the retched thing.
Sakura set off toward the house that sat on the edge of the shrine. She walked past the different buildings, statues, and fences that indicated the different aspects of the shrine, and as she did, she tried to remember their stories. �I�ve heard them so many times before,� Sakura told herself, �but I can never remember them. It�s always in one ear out the other when Gramps opens his mouth. �Replica� this, �authentic� that, �the story behind this is�� whatever. I�m used to it by now, but why would I ever need to know about a stupid, dried-up well?� She muttered as she passed the building that housed that well. There was a sign out front of the building, stating that this was the �Bone-Eaters well�, and also told a bit of mythology about it. Sakura entered her house, said hello to her mother, Nadeshiko, and went to her room until dinner was ready.
The next morning, after she and her brother, Touya, who was seven years older than she was, had gotten in another fight, Sakura left for school. Touya, who thought it would be funny to play a trick on his little sister, went to the shed that housed the Bone-Eater�s well.
�Touya, what are you doing over there?� Sakura asked, spotting her brother. �You know we can�t go in there.�
�Sakura, there�s a little bunny that just fell down the steps, I can�t find it. Could you help? Your eyes are better than mine.�
�O-okay.� Sakura said uneasily. She climbed down the wooden stairs into the bottom of the shed. A giant square well was in the middle of the floor. Slats of wood covered the well, to keep anyone from falling down, and, as her grandfather had said, to keep demons from coming into the shrine. �Here, bunny, bunny, bunny! Here bunny-rabbit!� Sakura said quietly. There was a rustling sound. Sakura whipped around, because she was sure that the sound had come from inside the well itself. �Touya? I think there�s something in the well!�
There were only howls of laughter for an answer. Furious, Sakura began to climb back up the stairs. There was a crash behind her, and something latched onto her leg. It began to pull her towards the well, then into it. �Touya! HELP ME!!!� Sakura yelled as a giant scorpion twisted its tail around Sakura�s waist and pulled her down to the bottom of the well.
�You. You have them. You possess the Cards. Give them to me, Girl.� Came a harsh, creepy voice. The scorpion tightened its grip on Sakura and continued to pull her down, even though Sakura was sure that they should have hit the bottom of the well some time ago�

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Hey! Not bad! As I said, a few things have been changed from the story of Inuyasha, and I love the way this is turning out. In a little bit, I�ll have to postpone this fic until I can get my hands on the rest of the manga, or until they release more episodes on Cartoon Network. Anyways, please review, Minna-San! Ja ne!