Darkening Daylight: Okay, fine. I didn't get the number of reviews I was hoping to get. But I decided to post this chapter anyway 'cause you are my readers and friends, in a way, and I can't torture you like that, as tempting as that sounds. And just so that everyone knows, the hyperactivity shall begin after THIS chapter. So prepare yourselves for next time, the time for the hyperactivity to begin! Oh yeah, I think I should mention that Sam's a bit OOC in some parts of the chapter. Thanks to BeyMistress05, Annoying Talking Animal, Death Angel's Shadow, TomTwins13, and Ray-Tiger-Cat for reviewing!
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Last time on "Hyper Bladebreakers". . . . .
"Yeah! Breakfast!" said Tyson, jumping up and down like an excited school girl. "I'm really starved. What are we having?"
"Go and look for yourself," said Sam, now out of her daze. "And be happy that Hilary didn't pour a bowl of homemade hot sauce in your mouth." She shuddered, thinking of what would happen if she ate some. "Come on. I think everyone else's already started without us."
Now on "Hyper Bladebreakers". . . . .
Chapter One: Prologue - Part Three
"Sure, let me change first," said Tyson. "I'll only take a sec." He looked at Hilary and Sam as if realizing something. "And get out of my room!"
The door slammed behind them as Sam and Hilary dashed out of the room. A few moments later, Tyson emerged from his room and closed it behind him as he followed the two girls to the dining room.
Everybody had already sat down but hadn't started eating. As Tyson, Hilary, and Sam approached, everybody turned to look at them.
"See, I told you they'd show before ten o' clock," said Chris to Ray. "Now hand over the booty." He held out his hand as Ray scowled and handed Chris a Ring Pop, a Push Pop, and a Kit Kat bar.
"Fine," said Ray, sighing. "You were right and I was wrong. Happy?"
"Yup," said Chris, pocketing the goods.
Sam, Hilary, and Tyson sat down in the chairs that were still vacant; Sam sat between Kenny and Max, Hilary between Max and Kai, and Tyson on Kai's other side.
Sam stood up.
"Ahem," she cleared her throat, picking up a glass and lightly clinking it with her spoon.
All eyes turned to her.
"It seems that I have your full and undivided attention. Now, perhaps I should explain the reason of my presence."
FLASHBACK TO
LAST NIGHT
All the Bladebreakers were sitting in the living room in a house that was given as a present to them from Mr. Dickinson, looking ever so exhausted. It was raining outside and it's been like that for a few hours now. It started at seven PM and it was now eleven PM.
"I'm so bored," groaned Max. "It's so boring. Let's do something fun, I'm bored. If we don't then I might die of boredom. Hey, aren't you guys bored? 'Cause I am. Guys -"
"Max, will you please shut up?" said Ray, losing his temper. He took a deep breath when he saw the shocked faces of his teammates. "Sorry, Max. This rain must be getting to me."
Max smiled.
"No sweat, Ray," he said. "Everybody's feeling a little bored. Aren't I right, Kai, Tyson, Chief, and Chris?"
The others, except Kai who grunted, just nodded their heads in agreement.
"I wish something interesting would happen," said Tyson, now looking out the window. "Nothing usually happens around here anymore, does it?"
"Hey, where're you going, Kai?" asked Chris, when Kai had made movements to walking. This made the heads of the others turn around to look at Kai.
"Bed," he said. "I don't wanna hang around anymore. I feel like everything's died."
"But I thought that's how you preferred everything," Kenny joked.
Everyone laughed but stopped abruptly when Kai sent them all a death glare.
"Hn," he said and stalked off to his bedroom.
The others sighed.
"Nice one, Chief," said Chris. "But come to think of it, it's sort of a fact."
"Yeah, I mean, have you ever noticed how he always acts kinda goth?" asked Tyson.
"Please stop stating the obvious Tyson," said Ray, rolling his eyes. "Are you seriously that oblivious?"
"I dunno, you tell me."
The others were silent.
"He definitely is," they all chorused.
Then they all, including Tyson, broke out into laughter.
'KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK!' went the knocking on the door from the outside. 'KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK!'
"Who could that be?" asked Ray.
"And at this time of night?" added Chris.
"Let's go and have a look," said Max, getting up and the rest followed suit.
"Did anybody receive a call that we were gonna have visitors of anything?" asked Kenny.
"I sure didn't," said Tyson.
"No, I don't think any of us did," said Chris. He opened the door as the other four watched in anticipation.
There stood a girl, about their age, with long loose black hair reaching her waist and chocolate brown eyes. Her dark and heavy layer of eyeliner and eye shadow was moist and dripping. She was dripping with water from the rain as she shivered and gave a weak smile at the five. Apparently, she had not expected the rain and had come unprepared, leaving her raincoat and umbrella behind.
"H - hi," she said, still smiling that weak smile.
"Hi," the five chorused. They watched her shiver, more violently now and her teeth were starting to chatter.
"Oh, we're very sorry, miss," said Chris, remembering his manners and opening the door wider.
"Please come in," Ray added.
"Th - th - thanks," said the girl, appreciatively as she entered through the door. She stopped and turned back.
"What is it?" asked Max. "Is something wrong?"
"Well - not exactly," she answered. "It's just that - my luggage is out there -"
"Don't worry about it," interrupted Tyson. "Kenny and I'll get those for you. Isn't that right, Chief?"
"Yes, of course we will," smiled Kenny. "You just go inside and make yourself comfortable. I recommend somewhere near the heater."
"Oh no, I - I couldn't a - ask you t - to do that," she stuttered, shivering. "R - really, I'll get them f - for myself." As she was about to go back outside, Tyson and Max stood in her way. Kenny was in between them as well.
"Oh no you don't, miss," said Max, steering her away from the door. "You're not going back out there, not in your condition for that matter." The girl was about to protest.
"But -"
"No buts, and that's final," said Chris. "Tyson, Chief, go and bring the luggage in." Tyson saluted as the Chief nodded.
"Aye aye, Captain," said Tyson. "Let's go, Chief."
"And Ray, maybe she could really go for something warm night now," said Chris. "How 'bout hot chocolate?" Chris turned to the girl and asked.
"No, no! Please, it's just too much trouble -" she began but was interrupted again, but by Ray.
"It's no trouble at all," he said. "I'll go and make a cup for all of us." She just stared at his retreating back with confusion.
"Come on, Max. Why don't you take our guest into the living room?" said Chris. "I'll go and get some towels."
"Hey, Chris!" shouted Tyson. He and Kenny came in with the luggage. Kenny came in with a duffel bag and Tyson with a suitcase. "Where do we put the luggage?" Chris came in with three towels in-hand.
"Go put it in one of the empty rooms, Tyson, Kenny," he said.
"Oh, no! Please, this is just too much! I -" the girl began but Max shook his head as he got one of the towels from Chris and laid it down on the comfy-looking couch near by the heater.
"Come on," he said, leading her toward it. "You need to dry off and warm up."
"No, really. Please -" she said again.
"We insist," Chris added, as Max forced her on the couch. Chris wrapped her in one towel and gave the other one for her to hold. "This is no trouble at all." He looked behind his shoulder and called out. "Hey, Ray! Is the hot chocolate ready yet?"
"Almost!" Ray called back. "Is everybody sitting now?"
"Yeah!" Tyson yelled, as he, Max, Kenny, and Chris sat down. "We're all here." He looked back at the girl and smiled. She blinked and smiled a little back at him.
With the towel in her hands, she started to dry her hair. When she was done, it looked a little puffy. Then she looked over in the direction of the kitchen and saw Ray arriving with a tray full of mugs. He passed around the hot drinks to each of them and placed the tray on the table before taking the remaining mug into his own hands.
After everybody took a couple of sips from their respective mugs, Max spoke up.
"Hey, Tyson. It looks like your wish came true," he said smiling at Tyson and looking back at their guest.
She blushed, thinking that it might have something to do with her. Tyson noticed this and immediately explained Max.
"No! It's not that, it's just that it's been raining for such a long time and I wished that something interesting would happen," he said, glaring at Max, who only smiled back innocently at him. The girl nodded her head, understanding. Then she raised her left eyebrow.
"And I'm supposed to be interesting, huh?" she asked. The guys shared glances at each other. "I'm kidding."
"Why don't we make an introduction to her?" suggested Kenny. "Perhaps it'll provide us some information as to what the reason is of her presence in this room is." Tyson blinked but everyone else just nodded.
"Uhh, what?" asked Tyson, completely oblivious to what Kenny was saying. The girl then translated.
"He means why don't we say who we all are and maybe it'll give you some idea to why I'm here," she said, simply. Tyson nodded.
"Ohh," he said. "That's what he meant, I get it now." Kenny smiled.
"Precisely."
Tyson looked back at the girl as if expecting her to translate. She sighed but did so anyway.
"Exactly, he said," she said. Tyson beamed.
"Is he always like this?" the girl asked Ray. Ray smiled and nodded.
"Most of the time, yeah," he replied.
"Okay," Tyson started. "I'm Tyson. And the brainy one is Kenny, but we all call him 'Chief'," He pointed to Kenny who smiled.
"A pleasure to meet your acquaintance, miss," he said.
"The pleasure's all mine," replied the girl, smiling.
"The one with the red headband with the yin yang sign is Ray," Tyson continued. Ray smiled at her.
"Hi ya," he said. "It's nice to meet you."
"Nice to meet you too, Ray," she said, also smiling.
"Then the blond over there is Max," continued Tyson.
"That's me!" exclaimed Max smiling and pointing his thumb at himself. The girl giggled.
"I can see that," she giggled. "It's great to meet you."
"Then, of course, the last one is Chris," Tyson finished, as Chris raised his hand and gave a small wave.
"Hello," he said, putting his hand down and smiling.
"Hi," the girl said. Then she gasped. "Oh my goodness! You guys are the Bladebreakers! Holy cow! You're only like my favorite Beyblading team ever! Hey, isn't there someone missing?
"Yeah, and that would be Kai," said Max.
"Where is he?"
"Bed," the boys responded.
Tyson looked at her and then spoke when she had turned her head in his direction. He gave a goofy grin.
"So," he said, "who are you?"
"Oh, sorry," she apologized. "I'm Shamanta Fatima Tuli Hussain." Everybody sweatdropped.
"Do you have a nickname?" asked Tyson. The others nodded.
"Sorry, I guess my name's kinda big, isn't it?" said the girl. "It's Sam. Call me Sam." The boys smiled.
"So, how come you're here?"
"Well, my parents had to go back to America 'cause something was up. I'm not sure exactly what. They usually don't find much time to answer questions or have time for me that much."
"Are you an only child?" asked Chris. The question was one that they all were urging to ask and mentally thanked Chris for bringing it up.
"No, I'm not," Sam said. "I have a younger brother. My parents usually give him more attention than they give me."
"That doesn't seem fair," said Max. "Why is that, Sam?" Sam just shrugged and smiled.
"I don't know, but it doesn't bother me much. Thanks for your concern but you don't need to worry about me. I'm fine with people who don't want to talk to me, even if they're my friends." She looked around at them all and gave a reassuring smile when they all gave her a blank look. "Anyway, they had to go and were having ideas to make me stay at one of my paternal aunts houses." She paused and shuddered. "It would've been a nightmare, I really don't like my paternal cousins; they're so immature and illiterate, always asking me useless questions and requests. I would've gone insane in just a minute with them."
"That's very disturbing," said Kenny.
"You're telling me."
"But it seems like a walk in the park compared to being around Tyson. He's probably even more immature than your cousins, I assume."
"Yeah, sure. But if you put Tyson next to my cousins, he'd be a genius to them. In fact, they would probably drive him crazy."
"You should see what it's like everyday when he gets really irritating."
"Hey, I resent that, Chief!" said Tyson, looking hurt. Sam just laughed.
"I think he's pretty funny, really," she said. Everybody in the room stared at her, except Tyson, who was busy sticking his tongue out at Kenny. "Oh, come on. Even you guys have to admit that he's funny. What? Don't you have a good sense of humor?" Everybody shook their heads sighing. Sam just laughed again. She took a sip of her hot drink and continued. "Anyway, I called a few of my friends but they were all either too busy or on vacation. But then I called Hilary and asked her."
"You are in acquaintance with Hilary?" asked Kenny.
"Yeah, we've been friends since third grade," Sam said. "So, I called her and she said that she was busy. But then she said that, if my parents didn't mind, that I could come along with her. My parents acceded to the offer and Hilary gave me the address since, like I mentioned before, she was too busy with other things.
"And later I packed everything I was going to need and my parents drove me to Hilary's house 'cause they wouldn't let me go alone. I think I forgot to mention to them that no one was home, so, unfortunately for my parents, and fortunately for me, nobody was home. Then my parents left and I was just standing in front of the deserted house."
"So what did you do next?" asked Ray.
"Well, I decided to walk to the given address since it was such a beautiful day. I wanted to take in a bit of the scenery. I was walking for a couple of hours and by that time it was 6 PM so I took a break.
"I went to a coffee house and ate my meal while I thought about some things that I had to complete. Later, I went to check out and purchase some things at this huge mall right beside the coffee house. It took me about 3 hours to find exactly what I was looking for and by the time I exited the mall, it was 9 PM and pouring outside. So I chose to wait a while.
"I waited for an hour and realized that it wouldn't stop raining any time soon and went out to reach my destination."
"But weren't you inside the mall that time?" Chris asked. Sam nodded her head. "Then why didn't you buy an umbrella or raincoat?"
"My hands were already full, silly!" Sam exclaimed. "What do I look like, an octopus or a spider or something? Besides, I was almost out of money." Everybody sweatdropped but Sam. "It was getting really late so I didn't have time to look for something to protect me from the rain.
"It was really windy and I was soaked to the bone but I kept pushing forward.
"I thought that I saw some lights switched on in some house so I decided to check the address since this was the only one in sight.
"I had come to the right address all right and what a relief that was and I slowly made my way towards the front door, the wind trying to hold me back. I rang the doorbell and found you guys." Sam had finished her story and took a long sip of her hot chocolate. She had finished her drink and smiled up at everyone.
"Woah, no wonder you look beaten up," said Chris.
Sam gasped.
"Oh, do I?" she asked and sighed. "I better fix myself up then."
"What, at this time of night?" asked Max, looking at the clock that hung on the wall. "But it's eleven-thirty right now. You should go to bed now."
"Yes, I agree," said Kenny. (Tch. You would) "You should rest and refuel yourself for tomorrow, else you'll be too exhausted to do anything the following day."
"You don't need to tell me, Chief," said Sam, smiling. "I know biology, you know. But thanks anyway." She yawned. "So, um, where do I sleep?" (Hey, that sounds like a dialog that Donkey said. You know, from "Shrek")
Everybody stood up and went to the hallway full of doors that led to different bedrooms. They all showed Sam her bedroom and bid her goodnight, as they went off to their own rooms.
"I guess I'm finally here then," said Sam, going to the bathroom and washing her face to remove the eye-make up. She brushed her teeth and hair before finally changing into her pjs and settling herself down on the bed and turning the lights off. Her eyelids grew heavy as they shut and she dozed off to sleep.
END FLASHBACK TO LAST NIGHT
"And so morning came and here I am!" Sam finished, sitting down. "Let's eat!"
"Yeah!" said Tyson, and he started stuffing his mouth with toast, eggs, apples, bananas, pancakes, waffles, maple syrup and lots of other food. Sam went dot-eyed and saw that everyone else was totally oblivious to Tyson's eating.
"Tyson, slow down," Sam said.
"Yeah," added Max, nodding, "otherwise you'll start chok -" but Max was cut off by Tyson's sudden leap from his seat.
"TYSON!" everyone shouted. They all got up and rushed toward him. Chris and Ray thumped Tyson on the back and Tyson instantly spat out the mound of chewed food. Everybody returned to their seats while Hilary and Sam, the only girls, stared in disgust at the chewed food on the floor that Tyson spat out.
"Gross!" squealed Sam. She started trembling and her whole body erupted with goosebumps.
"You took the word right out of my mouth," said Hilary. "Disgusting, absolutely disgusting. Tyson, you pig! Can't you do anything thing right?" Even spit out your mush of chewed food?"
"Can anyone ever spit out their 'mush of chewed food' right?" asked Tyson, firing up instantly. "Is there a way to spit out a mush of chewed food the right way? If so, I'd like to see it, Hilary."
Hilary flushed with embarrassment.
"Okay, guys," said Max. "Let's not start the day with an argument here. It's horrible, especially for us since we are the ones that always have to cut across your quarrels."
"Yeah, you two," added Ray. "You can fight some other time. But please, not during breakfast."
"Besides, it' unhealthy to eat and speak at once," said Kenny.
"Will someone please remove the disgusting chewed food?" asked Hilary, changing the subject. "I'm starting to lose my appetite."
"I'll do it," volunteered Sam. "As disgusting as it is, I hate to see stuff on the floor."
Sam reached behind her back and pulled out a pair of tongs.
"How do you keep doing that?" Hilary asked, groaning. "Why do you keep doing that? It's utterly impossible!"
"Not unless you're animated," shrugged Sam then froze until Tyson spoke.
"What do you mean, 'animated'?" said Tyson, chewing on a piece of toast.
"First of all, I shouldn't have said that. And second, don't talk with your mouth full; it's not only rude, but people can recognize what the stuff is," Sam said and proceeded with the task using the tongs. After throwing the mush away (along with the tongs purely out of sheer disgust) Sam decided that she couldn't eat, not that she had begun anyway.
"No thanks," she said after declining a plate of sliced apples. "I lost my appetite. I'm not that hungry anyway."
TIME WARP TO LUNCH TIME
"What's for lunch? I'm starving!" said Tyson, sitting at the table.
Everybody, including Kai, sweatdropped.
"Well, there's tuna sandwiches, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, noodles, milk, juice, macaroni and cheese –" Ray said but was interrupted by Chris.
"Macaroni and cheese?" he asked, looking at Ray weirdly. "I thought people had that for dinner?"
"I eat it for lunch sometimes," Max said.
"Who cares what we have?" said Tyson impatiently. "Let's eat already!"
"For once, I agree," said Hilary.
"That's new," Sam muttered. "Yeah, let's dig in."
And they did. They ate their lunch and talked and laughed when Tyson told one of his lame jokes every time someone said something that reminded him of a joke or something he had once done or said himself.
After lunch, the gang left the table to wash the dishes.
"That was a good lunch," said Kenny. "What's for dinner?"
"Hey, that's my line!" Tyson joked, as he shoved Kenny out of the way. "What is for dinner?"
Sam, Ray, Chris, and Hilary slapped their foreheads.
"Wait until the time comes, Tyson," said Ray. "Even I don't know what's for dinner. And I'm the cook!"
Suddenly, a loud thud was heard. It originated from one of the bedrooms.
"What was that?" asked Sam.
"Let's find out," Chris suggested.
Hilary, Kenny, Sam, and Ray followed behind Chris. Again, they heard the same thud. But this time, there was the inclusion of a crash.
"What the heck's going on?" Tyson freaked out.
"Shh!" everyone shushed Tyson.
"It sounds like it came from that room," said Hilary, pointing to a door on the left in the hallway.
"That's Max's room!" said Tyson.
"No, duh, Genius," Hilary muttered, rolling her eyes. She changed her voice to a whisper, "What could Max be doing in there?"
"Come on," said Ray, and he nudged Sam, who nudged Kenny, who nudged Hilary, who nudged Chris, who glared behind him at Ray.
"No more nudging," he whispered harshly, and walked on until they were right in front of Max's door.
"Should we open it?" asked Kenny. "I mean, is it safe for us to go in and witness, what I fear to be, a very dangerous place?"
"Max's room? Dangerous?" asked Sam. "Well if it is dangerous we should go in and save him, shouldn't we?"
"Let's go," said Chris, and everyone followed him inside, just as the door gave way and fell inwards.
"I guess I forgot to mend that," said Sam, sweatdropping.
"What the –" but Tyson stopped, too weirded out about the view before him.
Max was giggling madly and jumping on his bed. So were several others but in all the possible vacant places of the bed.
"What – what the heck are you all doing?" asked Ray and Chris at once.
"Where did you people come from?" asked Sam, feeling dizzy and shaking her head slightly.
"Why are you all jumping on Max's bed?" Kenny asked. "It shall collapse under all your masses unless you discontinue with the activity!"
"Max, get down from the bed right now or you'll hurt yourself!" cried Hilary. She turned to Ray and Chris to ask them something but found, to her annoyance, both of them just staring off into the distance and not even blinking.
"What's wrong with you guys?" Tyson asked, also noticing the dazed looks on the two Neko-Jins' faces. "Hello, Earth to Ray and Chris, where are you?" He waved his hand in front of their faces. "Chris! Ray! I blew up the kitchen!" The two broke out of their stupors.
"What?" said Ray. "You blew up the kitchen?"
"No, but you two just went into your own worlds, wherever that is," said Tyson, smirking satisfactorily. "What happened?"
"Oh, I was just thinking of what may have caused Max to act so... unusually," said Chris, pausing to think for a suitable word.
"Yeah, so was I," said Ray.
Hilary sighed.
"Must run in the family, I suppose," she said. She shook her head a little. "So, what do we do about Max now? It doesn't look like he'll be getting down on his own any minute."
"Let's just drag him down already!" said Ray.
Everybody stared at him.
"What?" asked Ray, shrugging. "The faster, the better, right?"
"You know, I agree with him on this one," said Chris. "Let's go!"
Hilary and Ray both grabbed each of Max's legs and pulled so that he lost his balance and fell on his back, while Chris and Sam both held onto each of Max's arms, as Kenny supported his, Max's, torso.
"Sorry to do this, Max," Sam said, sighing, "but we had no other choice. You'll thank us later."
"Hey, where's Tyson?" Kenny asked. "He was here just moments ago."
"Tyson! Stop jumping on the bed, you goof, and close the door behind us!" Hilary hollered.
Tyson stopped jumping and blinked.
"Do I have to?" he groaned, jumping on the bed again.
"Yes!" everyone cried.
"Oh alright," Tyson said, jumping off the bed and landing disgracefully on the floor, legs and arms sprawled. "Ow."
Tyson stood up and ran behind the group carrying Max and turned back around and yelled to the remaining strangers, "Stop jumping on the bed and don't go anywhere! Stay here!" He pulled up the fallen door and placed it back on its frame, before walking back with the others, who had already placed Max on the floor and were pinning him down, as he still continued to giggle madly, while trying to get free.
"Alright, Maxie," said Sam, "what's wrong with you?"
"Maxie?" said Hilary, eying Sam with a raised brow.
"Forget it," said Sam, and waved her hand meaninglessly. "Now, Max, why are you acting like this?"
Max stopped laughing and blinked.
"Candy!" he shrieked, and wiggled a bit and a bar of chocolate had fallen out of his pocket, along with several multi-colored candy wrappers.
Everyone around him gasped.
"From where did you receive all these tempting spoils from, Max?" asked Kenny, drooling at the wrappers.
"This is not happening!" Sam wailed, burying her face in her hands.
"The horror! The horror!" Ray added, placing the back of his hand on his forehead.
"Stop being so dramatic, you guys," said Chris, rolling his eyes.
"No, keep going," said Tyson, "this is getting good."
"Oh no! Max!" shrieked Hilary. "He's gone!"
But unknown to the six of them Max was behind them, holding what looked like giant pieces of chocolate.
"Look out!" Tyson yelled, turning around when he saw Max, and couldn't speak anymore since Max had stuffed Tyson's mouth with chocolate. He did the same with everyone else, and ran back to his room afterwards.
The group just chewed and swallowed the chocolate in their mouths, horrified at what might happen. Then, suddenly, all their eyes rolled to the back of their heads and they fell back.
To be continued...
Darkening Daylight: Eh, sorry about what happened before. You know, the part where it only stopped after the "time warp to lunch time" part. I realized that I hadn't saved the further part and had to type it all over again. Review please!
Darkening Daylight