Chapter 2: In Ty's Point of View

Tyson walked down the streets, his mind filled with so many thoughts. Most of them carried the emotion of anger. My best friends abandoned me! I told myself in the head. How could Max and Ray have done that to me! I mean, seriously, I really thought that they were supposed to be my best friends! Like I said, I must have been wrong. Apparently, they only care about themselves. I kept running on the side walk until I came to the river. The river was the place that I had first met Max 3 years ago. I remember that he was laughing at me and Kenny because we were arguing or something. The next thing I know, he's helping me save a puppy from the river's current, then we're at his dad's Beyblade shop; then we're downstairs having a beybattle! From then on, we agreed that we'd be best friends. Apparently, all of that agreeing and fun that we had was just a big waste. It's all a big waste now. I don't know if I could ever forgive Max. And Ray, don't even get me started. Don't get me started on Kai either. Kai always had been a sour puss. Anyone could tell that he had never really wanted to be apart of this team. And you could also tell that Kai always thought I was annoying.--- HA! Me? Annoying? Come on. Who would say I was annoying?--- Anyway… there are just so many things that happen in this world that I don't get. Like…. How everyone has to betray you… And why does everyone have to do it at the same time? I mean, come on! I hate my life! Why did I even have to become beyblade World Champ' if everything was going to end up like this?

Tyson was starting to doubt why he even started to beyblade. At first, it was just out of fun and because he enjoyed the game. But now, it's because he… well.. He didn't know really. It was a enough of a mystery to him as it was to everyone that asked him. His own thoughts were a mystery even to himself. Maybe if I just go and visit Kaire... Maybe I'll feel better then. We'll just have a nice little bit of time to ourselves. I haven't seen her in forever. We get along great, and she's not on the so-called team so we're good on the whole "betraying" part.. unless her and Kai are together... Yuck. Don't even think about that Ty'. He told himself. Then, he shivered at the thought of Kai and Kaire being together. "I can't believe she ever liked him. Then again, I can't believe that I ever trusted him."

Tyson continued to pout as he walked. He still couldn't believe all the crap that has happened to him today. It was very unbelievable, once you think about it. "AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!" Tyson's stress finally came out of his mouth, making him sound very angry.

"Are you okay, Mister?" A little red-haired girl had wandered up to him. "I just heard you scream... Are you alright?"

Tyson looked down at her. He had a neutral look on his face. "I'm fine..."

"Are you sure, Mister? You look upset! Come on.. you can tell me what's wrong!" The little girl smiled at him again as she tugged at the sleeve of his shirt.

Tyson sighed. "My fr--- My teammates have all left me and now, I don't have any more team mates for beyblading.." Tyson let out.

"Oh.. so.. You think that you don't have any more friends now, right?" She questioned him.

Tyson looked at her, surprised that a little girl like her would know so much. "Y-yeah. How did you know that?"

She smiled at him and put her red and white baseball cap back on her head. "I just do!-- Well, gotta go now Mister! I hope I helped you a little!" She told him, then she started to jog away.

Tyson watched as the little girl's figure got smaller and smaller. He shook his head and all the thoughts from it. Who was that anyway? Tyson began walking again, not really sure where he was going anymore. He, at this point, didn't even know where his life was going. Everything he had lived for and worked for during his life, so far, had all just went down the drain in a course of 10 minutes.

For the rest of the day, Tyson wondered around the town, never figuring out what he should think. Finally, around 3:00 PM, he started to head to his home.

"AAAAAAAAAHHHHHH! I'm sooooooo hungry!" He whined, hearing his stomach growling at him. "AAAAAAHHH!" He suddenly yelled. "I barely know where I am! Holy crap! This day keeps getting worse and worse!" Tyson began walking in what direction looked like it headed to his home.

Kenny sat on the edge of the porch with Dizzi in his lap. He eagerly looked at his wrist watch about everyone minutes. "Where is he!"

"Calm down, Chief. He's probably just blowing off some steam! Count on our Tyson to do that one!" Dizzi said to him.

"I know, but..." Kenny sighed. "I just hope he's not lost or anything..."

"Trust me, Chief.. He may be lost, but... he'll eventually find his way home.."

"I just hope so..." Kenny sighed, almost ready to give up.

Suddenly, Kenny heard footsteps. He could barely see the outline of the person standing a couple feet in front of him. "Kenny?" The voice called. It was a girl's voice.

"Y-yeah.. That's me."

"Kenny! It's so good to see you!-Er... well.. you get the point." The girl advanced towards him, coming into the small source of light from the room behind them.

"Kaire?" Kenny stood up, putting Dizzi on the deck's surface.

"Yep! It's me!" The blue haired, grey eyed girl said, smiling.

"Wow! I haven't see you in forever!" Kenny breathed.

"Yeah! I know!-- Where's Ty?"

"Oh.. well.. He's, er, out right now.. He should be back any minute now."

"Kenny... You haven't let him run off again, have you?" She asked.

"I didn't mean to! He got angry!" Kenny answered.

"It's okay, Kenny... I'm sure we'll hear him sooner o--" Kaire was cut off by hearing yelling coming from a few blocks away. "--- That's Ty-Ty alright!" Kaire smiled. "C'mon Chief! Let's go rescue the dope!"

Kenny jumped off the porch, leaving Dizzi there, closed. He caught up to Kaire, who was running at a slow enough pace for Kenny to catch up, and they ran to the spot where they thought that had heard the yelling coming from.

"Ty-Ty!" Kaire said, seeing Tyson sitting on the sidewalk in defeat.

Tyson raised his head as he heard a familiar voice. "Huh?-- Kaire? Is that you?"

"Of course it's me, silly!" Kaire kneeled beside of her cousin as Kenny stood on the other side of him.

"What are you doing here?" Tyson asked her.

"The more important question is what are you doing here, sitting on the sidewalk, in the middle of the city?"

"Well.. I... uh..." Tyson didn't really want to answer her.

"If somethings buggin' ya, Ty-Ty... you can tell me..." Kaire comforted him with her words.

"Yeah. Same here, Tyson." Kenny reminded him.

Tyson got to his feet. "Yeah. I know. It's just... I don't really want to talk about it right now." He slipped his hands into his pant pockets.

"Alrighty then!" Kaira sprang to her feet, spastically and smiling. "So... where's everyone else! I haven't seen them in forever either!"

Tyson kept his eyes on the ground while Kenny answered her. "They're... sort of, doing their own thing now a days."

"Oh..." Kaira frowned, but the frown was only there for a minute. "That's alright! We three can have fun together then!"

"Well, I've actually got to go home after I get Dizzi from Tyson's-- WAAAA! I left her on the porch!" Kenny began to freak out.

"Kenny! Chill out! Dizzi's fine... I doubt anyone would want to steal her..." Kaire suggested. "But! Just in case! We'd better get runnin'!" Then, she took off.

Kenny and Tyson looked at each other, then Ty's original personality came back to him. He smirked and then took off.

Kenny sighed to himself. "Why does this always happen!" He began jogging behind the two.