Book of The Dead: Chapter 5:
Shido layed there on the ground, still bleeding profusley from his newly formed stump. Eli walked over to him and bent down to him, his machete drawn.
"My hand... my hand..." Shido then passed out. Most of the students that had come with him were to afraid to come to his aid. The three students that had the gall to step in charged towards Eli.
Eli kicked the first student to the ground and sliced off the hand of another student all at the same time. The student that was still up. desperately grabbed the hand that held Eli's blade. Eli knocked the student to the ground by giving him a forceful ram with his chest. He then kneeled down by Shido.
"I told you. It was you're choice." The words went towards the incapacitated Shido, who lie there dying.
"Good show!" Soichiro Takagi began to clap his hands as he walked towards Eli.
"As for you!" He pointed towards the kids who had come there with Shido on the bus. "You have all been tainted by this poor disgrace of a teacher! I order you all to depart from this manor now!" He then put a hand on Eli's shoulder as the guards of the manner forced the students out. They took the body of Shido with them. "I see that you are quite skilled. Are you the blind one my daughter has spoken of?"
Eli turned towards Soichiro. "Name's Eli." Eli took his shades off. "Look there's a matter that I would like to talk to you about. But before that happens I wanna say thanks for saving us back there."
"Your welcome! But my daughter mentioned that you might be someone of an untrustworthy nature. I would like to know more regarding the nature of your intensions for coming this way."
Eli didn't feel right. Was he now supposed to complete his mission and give him the book? Surely he thought that this was too easy of an ending. But looking at the circumstances he didn't have much of a choice. He began to follow Soichiro to his mansion.
The crew began to recompose themselves as Alice took Shizuka's hands from her eyes.
"Sensei, weren't you going to call someone?" Shizuka remembered the number of her friend and had asked Takashi to use his phone.
Meanwhile, Eli and Soichiro were in the base room of operations. Computers everywhere, weeks worth of planning ahead.
"So answer me, What were your intentions of saving my daughter and her friends?" Eli knelt down and unzipped his bookbag. "This was it." He thought, the completion of the mission, the safety of the book. He began to pull it out as the sounds of electronics burning out had caught Soichiro's eyes.
"What's going on!" Soichiro noticed a bright flash in the sky.
"All of the computers went off at once!" One of the staff there tried turning it back on. But to no avail. Soichiro looked out of the window and saw one of the guards from the barricade rush through the gate.
"We'll have to finish this at another time!" Soichiro rushed out of the mansion. Eli put the book back into his bag and slung it over his shoulder.
Eli headed out of the mansion to hear the man that came from the gate. The man made a quick turn around and let off rounds from his pistol.
"Close the gates! quickly!" As he said this a zombie grabbed him by the neck and bit into it. An entire horde of zombies came from behind.
"Close the gates!" Soichiro shouted among his men.
"But sir! We'll be leaving men behind!"
"If we don't close the gates now we will lose everything!" The guard followed his orders and took out a small remote to close the gates from afar. Nothing happend.
"What the... Sir! it won't work!"
"Then close the gates manually!"
A couple of the men slid both ends of the gates towards each other. A zombie had been shut right in between the gates and tried to force it's way in.
"Somebody shoot it!" One of the men struggled to force the gate shut.
A single shot went out as the zombie that kept the gate slightly open fell back. Kohta stood there, rifle steaming with a look that said "I'm the baddest dude here!". However, the force of all the zombies was too much for the gate. Within seconds it had fallen violently. Eli joined Takashi and the others, his shotgun drawn.
Eli hadn't a clue what was going on. He had thought that there was a barricade to protect the entrance to the manner.
10 minutes before...
One of the students that had come with Shido had taken control of the bus. As he drove towards the barricade to the exit, he had seen a bright flash in the sky. Soon thereafter the student could no longer control the bus and it veered and crashed into the barricade. zombies began to pour forth from the opening, as the three lone guards opened fire.
"This is hopeless! I'm outta here!" One of the guards ran cowardly towards the manor.
"Wait! you can't- are you not a man!" The guard noticed the horde coming ever so closer. " Gaaah!"
In the present...
"Look, we need to get to the van!" Takashi readied his shotgun, remembering what Kohta had taught him previously. The zombies poured into the manor. The group set out for the garage. All amidst there was chaos. the manor groundes went ablaze as the refugees began to panic.
Eli Coudn't see himself leaving the innocent men and woman there to die. It was at this this time that he and the group had reached the van, And ultimatly where Eli would make the hugest sacrifice of his life.
"Takashi..." Eli had no regret of the decision that he was about to make.
"What?" Takashi looked at a very still, collected Eli. Eli took his backpack off and gave it to Takashi. "Wait... You can't be serious..." Eli put his hand up to silence him.
"Promise me this... When you get to somewhere safe, and I'm not talking about 'safe for a day or two', You give place the book in here in the hands of someone responsible. Make sure that every word in there is documented so it will be able to stand the test of time. You hear me?" Without a word, Takashi took the bag and signaled for his freinds to get into the van.
My work's finally finished. But his work, well his work just finally began.
The engine revved as Eli drew his pistol. As he took his shot, the van reered off
THE END
Well that's it... since the anime doesn't go any further, I'm not going to go any deeper into the story.