Doulou Gods

Chapter Six: The Big Day

Alright, and we are back at it with another chapter! I hope that these chapters aren't too long, and that this book isn't too boring, and for those of you that push through it and read, thank you. Although it can be boring at times, I like writing this book, and will continue to do it anyway, even if I'm the only one who reads it once it has been published (on wattpad, anyway). Thank you guys who are reading, you don't know how much I appreciate it. Anyway, enough chit chat, let's get to the real book already! Haha. Shrek's Seven Monsters team's names, Xiao Len, Lao Veln, Bogly, Viu Sheish, Liu Vin Diaz, Eddra, and Long Hen Wiad (Side note, I thought I published this back in December or something like that, but it didn't go through and I didn't check it, so I apologize for it's delay and the confusion it has probably caused. I have been away from Wattpad due to not having a device to use it with and having some personal problems.)

It has been three weeks since the encounter with the old man that wanted my God art. The other students have calmed down a bit about our triads' powers, so that's one nuisance down. That Vishon guy still thinks he can get the best of us, and challenges us each day, and is utterly destroyed each time. The other guy that tried to kill me before the old man showed up is still too scared to approach me. I can't seem to remember his name. Oh well.

"Shen! Come on, let's go already!" Wans bellowed from outside my window. Wans, Ran Las and I are supposed to be going off campus with the Shrek's Seven Monsters team to go to an auction that is supposed to have really rare items. Along the way, we are being sent in groups to different tombs, where there is supposed to be treasure guarded by strong barriers. These barriers test your strength and if you are strong enough, you can break it and enter that room. However, the strength of the barrier is determined by how powerful and expensive the loot inside is. If it was a God art, for example, you yourself would need to be a Dou God, or at the very least be at the peak of Dou Ancestor to be able to break the barrier. If it was only a few coins inside, you could probably be a level one and still break it. Also, if there are multiple Godly items in one room behind these barriers, it is said that only a Dou God at the very peak of its power are strong enough to break it. Just reaching Dou Ancestor is hard, which is level 93-97. Level 98+ is a Dou God. Basically, you would have to be a level 100, and at the point where if there was another level past that, you could try to break through to the next level. But, no one has ever made it that far before.

"Shen! If you don't hurry up, they'll leave without us!" Ran Las chimed from below. I had just finished brushing my teeth, so I ran and jumped out the window, intending to scare them, or at least Ran Las. And as I was hoping, Ran Las started screaming. I laughed, and landed, rolling forward as I landed. I stood up, only to get knocked over again, by a furious Ran Las.

"You jerk! I thought you were going to die!" She screamed, making my ears feel as if they were about to bleed. Wans was on he ground ten feet behind her, laughing his head off. She turned around and kicked him in the shoulder, exclaiming that it wasn't funny. She turned back towards me, and helped me up. Then she grabbed my hand and started dragging me towards where I was guessing was the front gate, where the team should be waiting. Wans stood up, and ran after us.

It wasn't long before we could hear Wiad and Eldest brother yelling at each other.

"I told you they'd wuss out!" Wiad was yelling.

"As if! Youngest brother probably had to brush his teeth, like a good person, unlike you, pig!" Eldest brother retorted. That's my brother alright, always defending me. I cloaked the three of us, so we could sneak up behind them. The other two noticed what I was planning, so they went along with it. We went up behind Eldest brother and Wiad, and jabbed them in the side, making them scream and jump away. I released the cloak, and we were laughing so hard, our faces were as red as a tomato.