Error {Book 1 of the Error Series}

The most advanced city the world has ever know. A human-machine hybrid. Five friends, separated, not knowing who's alive. Complete chaos as a second race is created for one main purpose; to create a perfect world, even if it means humans would all be gone, forever.

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Today, Kayla, Thomas, Bryson, Kyle, and I got together to break into the School's principal's office.
Yeah, we were that dumb.
So fast forward to the part where we are literally standing outside the principal's door and discussing Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
"We shouldn't go in, there could be a killer rabbit!" Thomas complained.
"Then let's just bring the Holy Hand Grenade." I sighed, reaching to turn the door knob.
"And risk blowing ourselves up? No way!"
"Tommy, you're turning this into a very strange, realistic D&D game. We don't need that right now!"
"But--"
I heard footsteps coming from a while away. "Shh! Someone's coming."
The others listened, but they couldn't hear it.
"That's BS!" Kayla complained. "No one's here."
"Trust me, I have good ears."
"Maybe she's the killer rabbit, with hearing like that." Bryson suggested, but he let me by him to the handle when I gave him a glare.
I turned it, but it was locked.
I cursed. "We're so done."
But Kayla pulled out a paperclip, broke it in half, and handed it to me.
"That only works in movies!" I grumbled, but inserted the homemade lockpick into the keyhole, and twisted them around till the lock clicked and I swung the door open, ushering everyone inside. Then I closed the door and locked it.