A personal note: death is coming, on very swift wings. Anyways, all characters, plots, settings, and etc., belong to their original owners, except for my OC, so please enjoy. Once again, voice your opinion.
Silence, silence so thick, you could cut it with a knife. A pin falling to the floor would break it. This is what really got under young Mizuki's skin.
Its way to quiet to be a school hall after class, somethings not right, a second ago; it was loud as if all hell had broken loose. Mizuki thought to her self, And where has everyone gone? What the hell happened?
As if some one read her mind, a boy sprinted past yelling, "He's dead, a boy's been killed!"
A boy, dead; how? Mizuki asked her self.
She looked outside, trying to think; and she saw it, a note book floating down. The sun hit the words written on the front, Death Note; then it fell to the ground. Did anyone else see that, where'd it come from; where all questions that raced through Mizuki's mind as she sprinted down to the area where the notebook landed.
Damn school uniform, its so hard to run fast in a skirt! Mizuki screamed as her black hair fell in her face, blocking her silver eyes.
After a few minutes of running, she made it outside and found the notebook. Looking around she picked it up.
"Death Note? What kind of sick joke?" she asked under her breath, "I can't believe I'm considering this."
Mizuki put the Death Note in her bag and left school grounds, heading for home.
A Death Note, as in a note that'll cause death. Come on, its ridiculous and highly unlikely; but why am I so compelled to try it out as soon as I get home? Mizuki thought, walking with her head down slightly, But, there are surprises in life, but I shouldn't gamble the life of an innocent person just in case its real, maybe some petty criminal, or...no I wouldn't do that; I won't gamble human lives!
Mizuki stopped, she'd made it to her house without realizing it.
"I need to pull my head out of the clouds," she said, walking into her home slapping on a smile, "besides, I don't have time for such nonsense anyways,"