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Also i remember someone telling me that the term "tome" wouldn't mean the same thing it does in french, and since i don't remember who told me, i'll just write it here, in english, tome basically means a large, big book, so it works too for my current purpose as it'd mean like "book 1, book2 and book 3".

I'm french ^^. For us a tome is basicaly one book from a series of books for exemple Harry potters.

Almost.
For "Harry Potter" it's just books.
If you take "A Song of Ice and Fire" (Game of Thrones), it's 5 books (America) cut into 15 tomes (France) or 7 paperback (England)

Yeah so basically it CAN be used as a way to describe parts of a story, right?

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I would say yes I think. Sounds logical to me. (PLus I saw others peaples call their "Chapters" "Tome" so I guess you can. )

I see, tho maybe i should just go the simple way and have tomes be replaced by "book 1,2,3" or "volume 1,2,3" ?

i dont think anybody would bother to complain about it aniway. You can let it be I suppose