Kaka came to a dead end.
"Oops." Kaka said and turned back the way they came. He looked down at the mark he had drawn and saw that it was pointing a different direction. "Someone's been changing my marks." The saiyan boy said. "It's not fare!!"He yelled, throwing the chalk to the ground.
"That's right, It's not FARE." A voice called out behind Kaka Then four voices began to laugh at what the first had said. "But that's only half of it!"
Kaka shot up and turned to the voices. Two sets of guards were standing in front of two doors. One set had on black and red armor, while the other two had blue and white armor. Kaka walked up to the red and black soldiers. "But, this was a dead end a minute ago." he said.
"Nope; that's the dead end behind you!" A blue and white guard said. He was old, and had a beard. A large turtle shell sat on his back.
The saiyan boy looked behind him and saw a dead end. "The walls keep switching on me! What the hell am I supossed to do?!"
"Well the only way out of here is to try one of the doors behind us." One red and black guard said. He was tall and bald, and had a third eye on his fourhead.
"One leads to the castle at the center of the labyrinth, and the other one leads to surtain death!!" The other red and black guard said. He had a scar across his eye and long, black hair.
"Which one's which?" Kaka asked.
"We can't tell you." a red and black guard said.
"Why not?" Kaka asked.
The two red guards stared at each other then began to whisper about something. "We don't know." The female guard said. She had blonde hair and a red bandana tied in a bow. "But they do." The two guards looked at the two others next to them.
"Oh. We'll just ask them, then." Kaka said nonchalantly.
"You can't ask us." said the old man. "You can only ask one of us, it's in the rules. But I must warn you; one of us tells the truth, and one of us always lies. Here's a hint, always lies," the old guard said as he tilted his head toward his younger partner.
"I do not! I tell the truth!" He protested.
"Oh, what a lie!" The two guards began to argue with each other while the red and black guards laughed at them.
Kaka walked over to the older blue guard. "Alright, answer yes or no," He said. "Would he say that this door leads to the castle?" He pointed at the other guard.
"Um. . . . Yes. . ." The guard said.
"Then. . . this other door leads to the castle, and this door leads to surtain death." Kaka said.
"Well how do you know?" The guard asked sarcastically. "He could be telling the truth."
"But then you wouldn't be. So if you told me that he said yes, I'd know the answer is really no." Kaka explained.
"But I could be telling the truth!" The old guard said.
"Then he would be lying, so if you told me the answer was yes, I'd know the answer would still be no," Kaka said.
"Wait a minute." The guard said. "Is that right?" He asked the red and black guards.
"I dun'no! I never understood it!" The girl said and they all laughed.
"No, it's right! I know it is!" Kaka said. the blue and white guards stepped out of the way so Kaka could walk through. He pushed the door open and took a step inside. "I think I'm better at this!" He took another step and fell through the floor.
. . .
"He's in the ubliet," Vegeta said as he stared into a crystal ord that showed the younger saiyan falling through a hole. The people gathered around the prince began to laugh. "Shut up! He should have given up by know."
"He'll never give up!" A guard said to Vegeta.
"Really? He'll soon give up when the midget takes him back to the beginning and he relizes he has to start all over again," Vegeta said.
. . .
Hands attached to the walls of the hole grabbed and pulled at the Saiyan boy. They clung to his arms and legs to help slow him down. "Ouch! Let me go!!" Kaka cried. He tried to break free from the hands' grasp, but they clearly weren't about to let go any time soon.
A pair of hands formed a mouth and began to speak. "What do you mean, 'help'?. We are helping."
"We're helping hands," Another group of hands formed an entire face.
"Your hurting me!" Kaka said.
"Would you like us to let go?" The first pair of hands said. The hands let go of the young saiyan and he began to fall, but they grabbed onto him again. "Come on, which way? Up, or down?"
"What?" Kaka said.
"Which way? Where is your big descision pointed? Which way do you want to go, Hhm?" Asked the hands.
"I . . . I guess I want to go down," Kaka said unsure of himself.
"He chose down!" The hands yelled.
"He chose down? Okay!!"
"Wait, was that wrong?" Kaka gasped. The hands released him and he began to fall down once again. The young saiyan fell through a trap door and landed har on his butt. There was nothing but blackness around him. He heard foot steps echo through the darkness. "Who's there?"
"Me," A familiar voice said. a small flame popped into sight and lit a candle that filled the hole with light. Krillin stood near a table on which the candle sat and stared at the pare that had fallen from above.
"Oh, it's you Krillin!" Kaka said.
"Oh, yes, well, I knew you were bound to get into trouble as soon as I met you, so I've come to give you a hand," Krillin said.
Kaka looked around the now lit hole. "Oh. your looking around now, aren't you. As I guess you've noticed, there isn't any doors. Only the hole." Krillin said satcastically. "This is an ubliet. The labyrinth's full of 'em."
"Really? I didn't know that," Kaka said as he turned around in a circle, taking in his surroundings.
"Stop acting so smart. You don't even know what an ubliet is!"
"I suposse you do then."
"Yes, it's a place people put other people to forget about them! Now, what you want to do is get out of here; and it just so happens that I know a shortcut, out of the whole labyrinth."
"No, I can't give up, not now! I've come too far!" Kaka protested. He sat down on a rock. "No. . . I can do this."
"Of course you can. But it gets a lot worse from here on in," Krillin said as he patted Kaka on the knee.
"Why are you so conserened about me?" Kaka asked.
"Well I just am! Nice, young boy. Terrible, black ubliet." Krillin juestured around him.
Kaka looked down onto the dwarf's pouch that hung from his hip. Jewls and gold filled it to the rim. "You. . . You like jewlry, don't you?"
"Maybe. . ." Krillin said.
Kaka pulled off a braclet made of white sea shells and held it out to Krillin." If you help me throught the labyrinth, I'll give you this."
Krillin stared at the braclet in aw. "What is that made of any way?"
Kaka shrugged. ". . .Poocca Shells. . .You like it don't you?"
"Eh, so so,"
"Well okay," Kaka said. "Guess I won't give it to you then!