After being expelled from their school, they were confused where to go. Advitya took his youger brother 'Tanmay' with him too. (Advitya's age is 13 and Tanmay is 9 years old)
Tanmay also had black hair and a not so sharp jaw but his eyes were light brown.
As all four of them were going around Advitya asked, "Hey Vishva, why was that freak (Mr. Charles) after you? I heard something about your ancestors, God and he said something like 'Grand Priest'. When I came to the History room I saw that his eyes were shining. But, I cannot make sense of anything."
"Actually there was a book named 'Anantyuga' from which my grandmother told stories to me," said Vishva. "I thought it was all just a made up story, a fairy tale but my grandmother believed that the book contained true story of one of my ancestors, 'Vishvagupt'. She also said that on his name my name was given. I also think this because of similarity in our names, Vishva and Vishvagupt."
"I think we can get clues from this book. Where is it now" asked Advitya. Vishva said, "I have kept it safe in my luggage but for some reason it does not open. No matter how hard I try, it's like the book is sticked with a tough glue."
Advitya said in a way as if he has taken a challenge, "Let's see." Vishva took out the book from his bag and kept it on the ground. "I think we should try to open it by turn. First is mine" he said. He grabbed the book from both sides and tried to open it but to no success, the book remained closed. He was bathing with sweat nd his face turned red. After five minutes he gave up and ended his turn.
Next was Diksha's turn. She thought and thought and thought and suddenly said like a mantra, "O' great Anantyuga, the one who knows everything, please let us know a portion of your wisdom. It will be an honour." Nothing happened except for Diksha's ego about her wisdom and knowledge of fairy tales broken down.
Then something unexpected happened. Diksha was in a great rage. She held the book tightly and threw it in the sky so hard that it almost touched the clouds. It then fell in Tanmay's lap and when he tried to open it, to everyone's surprise, it opened like it was piece of cake for him. Advitya was shocked, Vishva patted him and Diksha still enraged, tried to destroy the book.
Then after everyone calmed down, (especially Diksha) Vishva started reading what was written on it loudly. After sometime they found something very strange written. "HE IS EVERYTHING AND EVERYTHING IS HIM. HE IS THE HUMAN, HE IS THE BEAST. HE IS THE ANANTYUGA. ALL THE HUMANS, ALL THE ANIMALS, ALL THE LIVING BEINGS WORSHIP HIM TO KEEP THE ANANTYUGA OF PEACE. HE MADE THE WORLDS, HE MADE THE DIMENSIONS, HE MADE THE ANANTYUGA OF LIFE."
"I think the 'he' in this phrase is the God which that freaky teacher referred to," said Diksha. Vishva got puzzled and said, "If our ancestors thought so greatly about the God then why would they kill him? There must be some reason. And, lastly we should also find about this term 'Grand Priest'."
Tanmay pointed at a context in the book and said, "Something about dimensions is written here. 'AMONG THE MAIN 24 DIMENSIONS ONLY SOME DIMENSIONS CONTAIN BLESSINGS FROM GOD. ONE OF THEM WAS HOME TO THE GREAT WARRIOR VISHVAGUPT. ALL THE DIMENSIONS ARE CONNECTED WITH DIMENSIONAL PORTALS PRESENT IN EACH DIMENSION. TO REACH OUR DIMENSION, THE PORTAL IS INSIDE A GIANT TREE. BUT IF PEOPLE WITHOUT 'VIRYA' ENERGY ENTER THE PORTAL EVEN HIS ASHES WON'T REMAIN. BUT REMEMBER, END IN THIS WORLD, BEGINNING IN THAT...' This is it. We ned to find the portal!"
End of Chapter Three