The day looked bright. The trees were shining in their radiant colors, the airbrushed through with a gentle breeze as the sun lit up a kind warmth. Kakashi woke up with a smile after the dinner he had with his new friends. He had gone back to meet with them after Jiro’s rather cryptic message. His face had swapped the smile into a frown now as he remembered the message, “Be careful who you call friends.” “Hey Takashi, are you not going to get ready?” Jay, Kakashi’s roommate reminded him of the practice they had. He thanked Jay as he got up to take his bath.Kakashi got to the arena, where an assembly had already been formed by the students. He saw Jiro at a corner, in his all-black attire. He scanned through the heads and backs of the students in search of Zoa and Tanya. He wasn’t particularly keen on seeing Daichi Cho, he didn’t seem very kind towards him. He wanted to stay clear. After a few turns of his neck and back screening, he saw Zoa and Tanya. He wasn’t excited by it, but

Daichi took to the action in what took the soldiers and teachers by surprise. He swung his chaos energy in style as he took on as many chaos monsters as he saw. He was both reckless and boisterous in his flow and skill. Jiro wasn’t having it difficult with the chaos monsters. They were little and even though they still posed threats, he made light work of eliminating them. He wasn’t impressed that they made him even consider wielding his katana – the katana. Such disrespect. And with such disrespect did he take out each and every monster he was faced with.Daichi in his stand-out crimson uniform and chopped blonde hair was making a huge impression – not on his teachers and soldiers – but on his fellow students who stood admiring his courage and skill. Two monsters charged at Daichi from opposite directions with their horns on their giant heads and body that exposed muscles. They were on all fours, but they were huge with horns and a short tail. As they charged towards him, he calc

Jay remained frozen to the spot as other students ran to the open space after the loud thud of bodies they heard. The chaos monsters were on the ground, their purple blood making an art of the compound. Some of the monsters were burnt down, their ashes being blown away by the wind. “Get back, get back” Soldiers instructed the students who eagerly looked on as Jiro Shoei was being attended to. He had no blood on him but his spirit looked defeated as all attempts to revive him in that instance proved abortive. His eyes closed, his hands spread apart, just like his lips. “There is a pulse. It is faint, but he is still breathing. We need to take him out for proper medication.” The paramedic announced. The commander wished the master of the college was around to make this tough decision. It was risky, very risky to let anyone out at this time, especially when they needed to find out exactly how these chaos monsters were able to locate and force their way in. What was to say there would

“Ahhhhhh!!!” Zoa’s scream took the spotlight from Kakashi. The medics, now two, turned their heads at the same time to the direction from which the ear-piercing sharp cry came. “What could be the problem now?” One of the medics asked his colleague who looked drained of energy as he was drained of ideas. He stood with confusion written all over his face. He gripped the edge of his glove as he drew the elastic and tight material further up his hand, making a slapping sound against his wrist.They both stood gazing at the young lady who suddenly, but gradually, had veins move up her jaws to her eyes with blood clogging the eye surface. “This is beyond the realms of medicine.” Doctor Haishi Aang confessed to his colleague; who stood with the foreknowledge of what he had just heard. Doctor Haishi Aang moved closer, for further examination, to the laid patients seeking answers that eluded his professional intelligence. “What are you trying to look for?” Doctor Hiro peered at his coll

“Look at my medal Mom. Mom, look!!!” “I’m driving baby, I can’t look.” Kakashi’s mom replied, looking at the reflection of her son through the rearview mirror. “Look out!” Kakashi’s dad sounded a warning, but it was too late as the car collided forcefully with heavy rocks placed on the road. The car was on its side as the tyres spun non-stop. Kakashi who had run after the car, ran towards the car seats to open them. His strength was more than it was a few years back, but he still wasn’t strong enough to open the doors. “Arrrrrrrrrrgh!” One would think his voice was the force necessary to pull the doors out. “You did this.” Kakashi jumped in fear as his mother’s face suddenly banged on the windshield with a twisted neck to suit the position of her face, looking directly at him. Blood trickled down from her head and covered her face as her hands glued to the windshield for a few seconds. Kakashi tightly closed his eyes, letting out his held breath. He opened them a few minutes lat