http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/-t1.htm Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:14:56 GMT 10 http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk121/Ravefire/1903277775_6d255bf26e-1.jpg http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/-t1.htm http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/bone-eater-s-well-t62.htm Kikiyo A central plot device in InuYasha, the Bone Eater's Well is a dry well so named because the bones of dead demons (yōkai) were traditionally disposed of by being thrown into it. Either Kagome Higurashi or InuYasha or both together can travel between modern time and the Sengoku period of feudal Japan (circa 1500 AD) by descending to the bottom of the Bone Eater's well and then climbing out of it. They can carry objects with them. As of Chapter 553, the well has vanished from both ... Bone Eater's Well Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:14:56 GMT http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/bone-eater-s-well-t62.htm#342 http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/bone-eater-s-well-t62.htm http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/information-t2.htm Sango A central plot device in InuYasha, the Bone Eater's Well is a dry well so named because the bones of dead demons (yōkai) were traditionally disposed of by being thrown into it. Either Kagome Higurashi or InuYasha or both together can travel between modern time and the Sengoku period of feudal Japan (circa 1500 AD) by descending to the bottom of the Bone Eater's well and then climbing out of it. They can carry objects with them. As of Chapter 553, the well has vanished from both ... Bone Eater's Well Thu, 07 Aug 2008 16:29:10 GMT http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/information-t2.htm#2 http://inuyashareborn.forumotion.net/bone-eater-s-well-f2/information-t2.htm