New Routine Start
The following morning, shortly before the sun began to rise, Kaz woke up and after opening the garage door, he slowly drove outside. This time, he has a plan of action. "Okay," he said, staring out, "This is where is begins."
On this day, Kaz has prepared himself to start his new job. "I'm not going to throw all of this away!" And he had said everything with determination. That is also when Spiritstrike was there to help him.
"All right," Kaz said, "This is the beginning. There is no way that I'm going to mess this up." "Right," Spiritstrike agreed, "And you." "That's right," Kaz said, "I must do this on my own. Okay, I don't need to say it one too many times."
"Exactly," Spiritstrike said, "But don't worry, we're here to help." "Thanks," Kaz said, "And I can do this." "We're here to help you," Spiritstrike said. Once it is time, both Kaz and Spiritstrike left their berths and started their day together.
"You know," Kaz said, "Right now, you sound less intimidating." But he said it to himself. Also, by that time, Skylar, Jinny and Clipper had woken up from their nighttime, too. "Now I understand," Skylar said, "Thanks, Jinny."
"You're welcome," Jinny said, "Now let's go and see our friends." "Right," Skylar said, "Kaz is starting his job." The two cars along with the little plane left and followed their friends to the place that they've gone to yesterday.
Soon enough, the young cars had arrived at the shipping yards. "Right," Kaz said, "This is it. This is where I start today." Without another word Kaz has received instructions on what to do from the managers. Including the boss.
"I don't know much about these large forklift guys," Skylar said, "Right away." Clipper agreed. "We'll get used to this," Jinny said in response. "This starts now," Kaz said with real determination. Spiritstrike decided to say no more.
Many hours passed that day and Kaz has proven himself. He got most of the work done, mostly involving handling good from across the world. And organizing files. It was a start for him, but things worked out well.
Everyone was amazed. "Well done," Spiritstrike said. "You've proven yourself, kid," an assistant said. "Thank," Spiritstrike said. "There may be something for us to find out, too," Skylar said. "That's right," Jinny said, "And I know that's something we can do on our own." "You're right about that," Kaz said. "I know it," Spiritstrike said.
"You know," Skylar said, "Maybe there is something." "To what?" Jinny asked, curious. "It's not just all this," Skylar said.