The Mysterious Book (A Dragon Ball Z Fanfic)

Part 3

It was library. All the students went up the stairs in groups as no one cares to follow the rules of being in a line, and yeah, I was one of them. Yamato, Yukiya and I were in one group. We were, as usual talking about anime, action and stuff. The girls and the guys alike looked at us so strangely.

'How can they get along so well? They are so weird' were the kind of faces they were making but we didn't care one bit. It has always been like this ever since I moved to here and ended up being besties with two really different guys. In my school, the girls detested guys and guys were disgusted by girls so it was very strange when we mingled together. I think that our friendship had an impact with my class though...

After a countless number of stairs, we reached the library. Each of us sat with whomever we pleased, and of course, I sat with Yukiya and Yamato, like DUH! Each student took turns in borrowing books they liked.

Yamato took a book titled 'The Spy Pups' as he was really into agents and spies, not to mention he is more of a dog guy, so this book was perfect for him.

He might not look like the type, but he can be really smart like a spy that I myself get shocked by how much he is good in technology and hacking!

Yukiya on the other hand took a book called 'Return from the dead' ...Yup, just like his personality, that book was meant for him.

Finally it was my turn.

My eye caught a really old and torn out shelf in the corner of the library.

(Hmm... Never saw this before... Wonder what's inside.)

Then, I saw a small button in the middle of two dusty books. Of course I pressed it! With a click, the whole shelf turned around and opened a passageway. I looked at the teacher to make sure that she wasn't looking in my direction, and then I took a step inside. I kept on going the sleek passageway only to think that nothing was there to begin with.

Just when all my hopes were about to be lost, I saw a dim light and a small, rusty podium. On it was a really dusty book that it was so hard to read what the title was. I took it anyways. Little did I know that it would change my whole future and life the moment I took it off of the podium...