Infinity: Code of Law

By S.A. Waters

Kyle is a normal teenaged boy. One day he and his four friends (Kody, his girlfriend Dakota, Drew, and James) go on a plane ride to visit Kyle's long lost cousin. When on the plane, two gunmen kill everyone on board and manage to frame Kyle for the crime. Kyle gets locked up in prison until a mysterious eagle breaks his cell window and forces him to jump. He wakes up in a strange world called Lybria where he is greeted by his three animal guardians. They explain to him that he is "The Light," the one to reunite the two lands in Lybria (The Mystians and the Pacts) so everyone can finally live at peace. Kyle and his guardians are Mystians, and all his enemies are Pacts. However, he is being tracked down by the evil leader of the Pacts, Alpha Maximus. Kyle is forced to change his name and appearance and go back to Earth to find information on how to stop Alpha Maximus and his army. While on Earth with the new name of Carter, he is also is exposed to his alliance, Code of Law, to help support and aid him in the battle. Kody, Dakota, Drew, James, and their guardians are apart of this alliance. One great victory on Earth leads to chaos when Carter and his friends return to Lybria. With the help of Code of Law, Carter must train for the battle of his life to defeat Alpha Maximus, and reunite the Pacts and Mystians once and for all.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S.A. Waters
• Release date: Aug 31, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310534386

S.A. Waters

Hello! I am a young writer from California. Some writers that I admire include G.J. Walker-Smith (who publishes on here herself), James Patterson, J.K. Rowling, Brandon Mull, and John Grisham.

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Infinity: Code of Law

By: S.A. Waters

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Chapter 1

Dude, Kyle! James called to me. We are going to miss our flight! I jogged out with my dusty old black baseball cap and backpack.

Where’s Dakota? I asked him.

In the car. Waiting for you. James and I hurried over to my mom’s car. My four friends and I were going to visit my long lost cousin, Jenise, for the first time. I somehow found her online, and I wanted to meet her. My friends wanted to tag along, so I guess I didn’t have a choice but to let them.

James hopped into the car first in the passengers seat next to Kodiak, the driver. Even though we were all sixteen, Kodiak was the only one able to drive.

Kodiak (Kody) Christian Ge has bright blue eyes, dark brown (medium length) hair, and is five foot eight. I have known him since I was in third grade and have considered him nothing less than a brother since. I remember it was my first time at the new school, and Kody had approached me at recess. We immediately hit it off. I don’t know what I would do without him. He is adventurous, understanding, very witty, but knows how to make people mad. Though he has an awesome name, we all still call him Kody. He had on a bright blue V-neck shirt that I realized had matched his eyes. His pants were brown and his Converse shoes were a darker blue. Kody also has this silver bracelet he wears and has worn from the day I met him.

As you have already seen, James Schlepi is the impatient one. He’s always on the move. Makes sense though, as he has ADHD. That’s also probably why he is on our high school’s varsity football, track, and swim team. I met James in third grade with Kody. It took a bit to warm him up, but when I did, we were good friends. When I was in the sixth grade, two high school kids came up and started picking on me. They shoved me around a little until James came in and knocked one to the floor, and told the other to leave me alone. I can always turn to him for help, and so could the others. James is very tall. Six feet-four inches to be exact, making him the tallest of us all. His short light brown hair and brown eyes could touch the heavens. James was Dutch, and had a really cool accent. Sometimes he talks in Dutch, and it always makes me mad because I never know what he’s saying.

I think we’re ready to meet Kyle’s smoking hot new cousin, James joked. Did I mention he was a player?

Kyle, Drew said to me, still laughing at James’s comment. You take longer than Dakota to get ready!

Drew Ethan Van Unen was the funny one of us all. He had the looks too. Flippy brown (reddish maybe?)hair, green eyes, six foot one, funny, but very smart. That’s why the ladies love him! But he chooses to stay single until he gets over Kennedy, his last girlfriend. It was very hard on him; he did nothing but eat and watch television for two weeks. It’s been two months, but Drew is still holding on. He is the smartest of us all. He takes all advanced classes, and can probably find the end of Pi in three seconds (Figuratively speaking of course, no one can find the end of Pi). I met Drew in seventh grade. He showed up in my Spanish class in the middle of the year, and he just happened to sit next to James, who was in my class, and they got along very quickly. We introduced ourselves after class, and I realized really fast how funny he was. James and I introduced him to the others in the group at lunch; and they almost instantly approved of the newcomer.

Then there is Dakota Grace Wilson: my girlfriend of three years. Five foot seven, hazel eyes, beautiful long brown hair, and is very quick with her words. I met her in the sixth grade. She sat behind me in first period English and some other classes. I remember how she tapped me on the shoulder asking me if I could pass the papers back. Yeah, that’s how we met; romantic I know. I then asked her what her name was and she said Dakota. We had only talked in class until one day she had told me at lunch, crying, that all her friends had left her, and asked if she could sit with my friends and me. That’s how the others met her. I had liked her since that day when she sat with us at lunch. Finally in eighth grade I worked up the courage to ask her out, and now we are almost juniors in high school, and still going strong. Dakota is the most important thing in my life. Without her, I am nobody. She had dark blue skinny jeans on accompanied by white collared shirt and black shoes. Flats are they called? I’ll never understand fashion.

Last, but certainly not least, there is me. Kyle Eilam Walton. Long and dark brown hair, five foot nine, gray hoodie, jeans, sneakers, baseball cap. Typical sixteen year old kid right? Wrong. From first glance I look normal, but if you really get to know me, you know that my eyes change color daily. You would know that I have this necklace that I refuse to take off. Actually, I have taken it off before, but every time I do, it just comes back on. I never remember putting it on, it just comes back. And finally, you would know about the scar on my neck. Only Kody has seen it. It is in the shape of an infinity sign. Strange. I woke up one day and it was there-no idea of how it got there. Probably a spider bite or something. It seems I’m a lot more oblivious than I think I am.

You guys ready? Kody asked. We all responded with a firm yes and Kody started the car.

We were finally on our way to the Santa Monica Airport. Drew and I had called window seats in the back of the car

while Dakota had to sit in the middle. As much as she hated it, she was the only one small enough to fit.

So where does your cousin live again? Kody asked me.

I don’t know. It says Avalon, California. Have you guys heard of it?

Yeah. I went there for a camp once. It’s on Catalina Island. Drew stated.

Okay, then I guess that’s where we are going.

Well, Dakota added. I hope you bought the tickets there. Or did you forget? My eyes widened. I forgot the tickets! Now what was I going to do? So for right now I just nodded at Dakota while I thought of a plan. I whispered over to Drew, Dude, I forgot to buy the tickets. Any ideas? He thought for a second before whispering back to me,

First of all, seriously, Kyle? But anyways, don’t worry too much. Avalon is on an island, right? I nodded.

And that means it’s a small town, a popular vacation spot and people only go there by boat, not plane. So just buy tickets at the airport. No big deal. There is no way that flight is going to be booked as we’ll most likely be the only ones on that flight. Didn’t you say that your mom gave you her credit card? Or did you forget that too.

Yeah, I have it right here. Don’t jump to conclusions yet, kid. He smiled, seeming somewhat proud of himself. Dakota leaned up against me and closed her eyes. It was only seven in the morning, way too early for any of us. I rubbed her back and she smiled as she dozed off.

Awwww. How cute! James and Kody laughed. They can be so annoying sometimes. They high-fived; Drew rolled his eyes. He understood the pain. They would do the same thing to him when he and Kennedy were dating.

At least I’ve got an actual girl to love, I shot. And not just my dog! That was directed at both of them, but especially James, who absolutely adores his dog, Jewel. He immediately stopped laughing and Kody’s laugh came to a mere smirk. That’s when Dakota woke up.

Shut up! She yelled. Can’t you see I’m am trying to sleep! Idiots!

Of course we can see you, Kody said to her while looking at us. We aren’t blind. But we choose to ignore you. All of us but Dakota laughed. She gave me a look and then an elbow to the stomach. Whoops. Then she just said, looking quite annoyed,

Just shut up and let me get some sleep. I’m tired. But that only made Kody get a huge smirk on his face. He honked the horn as loud as he could, went over at least three speed bumps, and turned up the radio. We all laughed hysterically! Kody was out of his mind! All of us but him saw how my girlfriend got up out of her seat, her eyes turning black and face turning red. Dakota took both her hands and clapped them on Kody’s ears. He swerved through the lanes as he lost control of the wheel. I could even hear his ears ringing in pain! However, I was much more concerned about getting into an accident. Once he was back in command of the car, Kody pulled over in fury.

What the hell is your problem, Dakota! He shouted at her. Take a joke dude! I was about to get involved before it got out of hand, but Dakota looked like this is the reaction she wanted from him, so I backed off. Dakota had her arms crossed, and rolled her eyes at him. At this point, Kody was just swearing and screaming at Dakota furiously.

Can we just leave now? She asked the rest of us. No one wanted to mess with her then, even James, so I gestured in the car and we all got back in.

You want to just let him cool off for a second? Drew asked me. I nodded. Putting a blood boiled Kody in the same ten feet of the person who caused his outburst is like putting a drunk man behind the wheel with ten children. So after five minutes, Kody finally agreed to get back in the car as long as the beast didn’t say another word. Then he looked at me and growled, Control your dog, Kyle, as if it was my fault he pissed off Dakota. Without another word from him or Dakota, the five of us rode off to the airport. I just hoped there was still time to get ourselves tickets.

Kody and Dakota didn’t say a single word the rest of the way there. Drew, James, and I still kept a conversation going to destroy the silence. We all hate silence. Especially James, who tries to prevent it as much as he can, even if it means talking about absolutely nothing.

At the airport, we got our luggage and headed inside to the check-in. Then I went in the opposite direction to purchase the tickets.

Dude, James said, looking at me funny. Where are you going, Kyle? Our check-in is over here!

Umm, just over here. I replied. And Drew gave me a Tell the truth or I’ll kill you look, so I sighed and continued. To um, get our tickets.

Wait, what did you say?

I forgot to buy the tickets? Surprise! I scratched the back of my neck and kind of cocked my head to the side, the way I do when I’m nervous. James looked about ready to punch my face in, Kody looked like he found out he was going to die or something and Dakota looked so annoyed. Drew smiled at me and nodded. I could feel what each of them was thinking. "When I get to you..." from James. "Could this day get any worse?" From Kody. "Boys. I came here with him why?" from Dakota. And from Drew, "Sucker." The thoughts were so strong it was as if I could actually hear them. Odd. The stress was getting to me.

I’m sorry! My voice cracked. "I’m getting the tickets now, and you guys will wait here while I do so. I will meet my cousin! You guys are not going home until I do. You guys decided to join me, so you guys are not going home until I do. Is that clear? With that, I turned and bought the tickets with my mom’s Visa. There were plenty of seats left, as Drew predicted. Damn that brain of his; always right. Our plane left at 9:15 am. It was 8:47 am. We sill had a little while. I gave the others their tickets. They still didn’t look too happy with me; except for Drew, who asked me in a gloating manner, So how many seats were there?"

Figure it out yourself, Einstein, I replied to him bitterly. Note to self: never be in a situation in which the smartest (yet cockiest) kid on the planet is your savior. The five of us headed over to security with our carry-on luggage and soon were on the plane safely by 9:07 am. The seats sat three to a row. I sat in the middle with Kody on the window and Dakota on the aisle. Drew and James sat behind us. There were only seven other people with us in the rather small plane.

The plane took off at around 9:20 am, and we were finally on our way. In about a half an hour I would meet my long lost cousin, Jenise, for the first time. Hopefully, James won’t screw it up and try and hit on her. Things seemed fine, and Kody and Dakota were talking again. Then all of a sudden we were all jolted out of our seats when two men stood up and shouted, If I hear one word from any of you, this whole plane blows up!

Chapter 2

Everybody was immediately silent. No one spoke a