Disclaimer: I do not own Dynasty Warriors or any of these characters presented in this fanfiction.

King High School was known throughout the nation for being the top private school there ever was; their academic scores were above basic and their sports team was hardly ever beaten. These students were the best of the best and year by year these great students get accepted by all the great colleges. Each senior year there has been interesting stories to come from King High; however, this particular senior year is different—why you may ask? The students, of course, and here are their tales.

"Three whole years have passed brothers, and now look at where we stand," Liu Bei said from the passenger seat of the family's car. He looked over to Guan Yu, the second oldest brother and his younger brother, and then to Zhang Fei, the youngest, seated in the middle of the back seat.

"In an old white sedan?" Fei asked jokingly, glancing from Yu to Bei in recognition of his cheap joke. None of them laughed, but the small glance to each other and a small smirk told Fei that they had enjoyed a bit of his joke. "Ah, you guys lost your sense your humor along with your childhood."

Yu laughed, looking at Fei through the rearview mirror, "Brother, you have to realize that we are seniors now, no longer can we laze around. We must get into good colleges and make a living for yourselves—isn't that right Bei?"

Liu Bei nodded his head, watching Guan Yu turn into King High School student parking sector. "You're absolutely right, Yu. We must work our hardest than ever before; at least one of us must get valedictorian."

"I think it should be you, brother," Yu said, looking at Liu Bei quickly before settling their old used car into a free parking space.

"Yeah, you're a better fit than brother Yu and I—no offense Yu."

Guan Yu laughed and shook his head, "Fei, I know Bei would give a great speech on graduation day, something I can never do."

Liu Bei's cheeks were a soft tint of pink in fluster of being praised. "You two are the best brothers a boy could have. Thank you, both of you."

"No problem, Bei, we're only telling the truth, ain't that right Yu?"

"Yes; no matter what Liu Bei, we will be at your side through this year supporting you for valedictorian.

"Yeah, all the way."

"You guys," Liu Bei smiled at his two brothers, drifting his head away from them to the rising sun to west. "From this point on, I will further my goal of being valedictorian of King High."

"Hey look who's coming!" Zhang Fei shouted, pressing his large finger against his right window. "It's our old pal, Zhao Yun!"

Liu Bei looked to his right seeing the young adult quickly rushing to their sedan; Liu Bei unbuckled his seat belt and opened his door to step out. Zhao Yun closed the distance between them; both of them were half-smiling, so glad to see each other they could hardly speak. "Zhao Yun, how was your summer?" Liu Bei had finally asked, to break the silence. Fei had exited from the car, grabbing both of Bei's and his backpacks from the trunk that Yu had popped opened. Yu grabbed his own backpack quickly and closed the truck just after Fei grabbed the two backpacks. The two brother met their older brother and Zhao Yun at the side of the car.

"It was great, Liu Bei; I wish it wouldn't have to end, but then again it is great to see you old friend," Zhao Yun replied, glancing up at Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. "Fei, Yu, it is wonderful to see you both."

"Likewise," Yu replied, smiling down at Yun.

"Tell me, Bei, what did you three do this summer?" Zhao Yun asked.

"We stayed at home this time around," Fei answered. "Watched tv, partied—"

"Partied? Guan Yu and Liu Bei party?" Zhao Yun nearly laughed at the fact that the two most mature young adults partying at some teenager's house. "I'm sorry but I don't think that is Bei's or Yu's style."

"He is lying," Bei spoke up, chuckling lightly. "All that we three brothers did is watch tv and help Fei with summer school."

"Aww! I thought we agreed not to mention that—EVER," Fei whined, glaring at Liu Bei.

"Oh, haha, we did, didn't we? I'm sorry Fei, I forgot," Bei said in an apologetic tone.

"It's a new year, Fei, don't worry about the past," Yu comforted his younger brother Fei rolled his eyes and huffed, moving on ahead of his brothers and Zhao Yun to the campus. Guan Yu laughed gently, returning his attention to Zhao Yun.

"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to get Fei in a uproar," Yun apologized, half smiling.

"Don't apologize, Zhao Yun, he'll get over it by our first class—speaking of classes, I wonder where we pick up our new schedules…" Bei pondered out loud.

"I already got mine from the cafeteria—here, let me show you three where to get it. Hurray, let's catch up with Zhang Fei before we lose him."

Author's notes: Short and simple, but will get descriptive later. Had a writing burst and wanted to get it down before I lost the idea. R&R?