Finding Out about his Clan

Tenma walks inside the deserted library after hours. He looks around for hours, searching for a book to tell him of his clan's misdeeds and why everyone treats him poorly. He doesn't remember his mother, father, or anyone else. All he remembers is his old last name, preserved by his foster parents as a "reminder of his mothers heroic sacrifice". He looks for the clan name and can't find it. Eventually he finds a hidden door labeled "Private Information -- Do not enter". He looks around again, just to be sure, and then breaks the lock and enters. He looks around again, making a through search for his clan. He looks for thirty minutes at each individual book and then finds the word "Meoni". He takes the book out of the shelf, and dust comes off. Behind that scroll is a massive scroll with the clan name written vertically on the seal of the scroll. He takes that out, also.

He sits down with the scroll leaning on the left side of him and opens the book and reads about his clan. According to the book, they were extremly lawful to make up for the fact that their clan kekei genkai and traning style, summoning demons, wouldn't be a reason to get them kicked out of the village. One of the prime followers of the law, no one found any complaints about them, not from lack of trying.

But then, a law was made by the council that stated that all demon summons were banned from the village. The Meoni clan was furious, for they had done nothing wrong. They revolted against the government, and when people wouldn't step aside to let them target their foes, they eventually had to start taking out populace. Many died in the revolt, and the clan was no more (according to the book).

He finishes the book, and closes it shut with both of his hands. He looks to his left, and decides to take the scroll with him. Daylight is beginning to show its first signs, and he knew that the library would soon be open, and he would get in trouble if he didn't get out quickly. He left the building with the book and scroll in his backpack.