The first part is a four-page parody called Graffiti that left me chucking. I really enjoyed it because the artwork is cute but didn't go overboard and the story is funny. It was quite unexpected, as I didn't know *what* to expect when I opened the doujinshi. It is a fun beginning that I kept rereading. The second part is a one-page parody called "Hiei Attack" which isn't supposed to make sense...and it doesn't. I usually don't like one page silliness that doesn't make sense, but I had to smile in spite of myself. However, the bulk of the doujinshi is the story, "Blind". This is what really grabbed me as it's a mixture of seriousness and humor from beginning to end. In this story, Kurama somehow gets poisoned and is blind. While trying to sort things out by talking with Hiei, the characters have SD moments and humorous thoughts. As the story progresses, the scenes change but Kurama is still trying to sort things out while humorous scenes balance the seriousness, again without going overboard. For a while, I couldn't figure out if it was all a dream of the characters, or a dream-like world the characters were in, or if it was all real for them. It is definitely interesting and I would really like to read more to get to the bottom of it. The author mentions it is loosely based on a fanfic which will probably nag the reader until he or she tracks the fanfic down to see what happens and to continue the story. The author also says there might be a sequel to this doujinshi and I am anxious to see it.

The artwork throughout the doujinshi ranges from what I call really beautiful to silly SD images that didn't retract from the characters (so that even someone who is not really a big fan, like myself, can recognize them). It's well rounded in art style with something for everyone. The notes from the artists give a warm and personal touch that says they haven't been spoiled yet by their talent ^o^ This doujinshi is definitely worth reading and is a keeper.

--reviewed by Rence