Chapter 2-Into the Naruto World
Alex's POV- It was Saturday and we were at my house. I had gotten my parents to let Frankie, Alexis, and Keanan all come over for the night. Band practice had ended about an hour ago and we were all in my living room watching TV. Alexis had fallen asleep earlier on the love seat and was sprawled across it. Frankie had fallen asleep on the couch a bit after Alexis had fallen asleep. I was lying on the floor watching TV. Keanan was sitting against the love seat and petting my dog Buddy who was lying next to her.
Keanan's POV- I was petting Buddy while watching TV. It was raining outside but none of us really cared. Lightning struck outside and the power went off. Alex sat up as my eyes adjusted to the darkness. I saw Alex's form stand slowly so I stood as well.
"Wake up Frankie, I'll wake up Lexi," I told Alex. Alex nodded and went over to Frankie. We woke up the other two and then started to look for a flashlight. I found one and turned it one. The four of use made our way to Alex's room down the hall.
When we walked in her room the flashlight died on us, plunging all of us into darkness once more. I saw a small sliver of light coming from under Alex's closet door. The others must have seen it two because we all walked toward her closet slowly. Frankie opened the closet and we all shielded our eyes from the bright light that came from the closet and engulfed us.
We all opened our eyes and blinked several times when the light vanished. We were in a forest that looked vaguely familiar for some reason. We all looked around confused since we didn't know how we got here. We were so caught up in our surroundings that none of us noticed that our appearances were different.
"Where are we?" Lexi asked confused.
"I don't know but it seems really familiar," Alex said.
"Come on, we need to find a way out of this forest," I said. They all nodded and we started walking. When we exited the forest we were all surprise to see Konaha. We all stared toward the center of the village where the Hokage building was. Nobody was outside since it was dark and that was good.