CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE

Activities in Golden Lake University carried on like nothing was wrong. In fact, in the actual sense, nothing was wrong. How could whatever was going on hundreds of metres beneath the school surface affect the students-and the teachers?

Of course there had been questions to the whereabouts of the Vice Chancellor, Dr. Peyton Giovanni who hadn't been in his office for some days but that was what they had remained: questions.

Of all the Golden Lake students and teachers and non-teaching staffs like Mr. Heathers and the Librarian, Mrs. Perry, there was only a student that could sense it deep in her that things weren't right and she had her reasons to think that.

None of the students had seen the contestants and the fourth day was already coming to an end meaning none was back from the contest and now, Dr. Giovanni had been gone for two days and he definitely hadn't gone in search of the contestants because he went 'mi