10-21-2008, 10:20 AM
Tala's eyes sharpened at the sight of the golden beyblade's light. "That bit beast..."
"What is it, Tala?" Spencer asked, curious as to what was on their leader's mind.
Kai on the other hand, didn't care. What mattered was that that was definitely his brother. He remembered everything as if it had been branded right into his brain. He was about nine. His grandfather got them all into a car, Kai, Jaydon, and the rest of the Demolition boys: Tala, Bryan, Ivan and Spencer. They were young, helpless, and scared. Tala had just started training himself not to show emotion, but the fruits of his training had yet to show. He was shaking just like the rest of them, partly from fear, partly from the cold.
Kai and Jaydon were inseparable. They loved each other as much any brother could. They were all each other had. Their grandfather wanted to make an example out of those who disobeyed... and while everyone watched, he kicked Jaydon out of the car and out into a blizzard. Kai cried for nights on end, seeking comfort from anyone, anything, but the other boys were afraid to defy Boris. They sympathized with the young boy who lost his brother, but could not show it openly. This is one of key events in Kai's life that made him what he was. To see his brother again... it was closure... comfort... it was torture... disquiet.
"What is it, Tala?" Spencer asked, curious as to what was on their leader's mind.
Kai on the other hand, didn't care. What mattered was that that was definitely his brother. He remembered everything as if it had been branded right into his brain. He was about nine. His grandfather got them all into a car, Kai, Jaydon, and the rest of the Demolition boys: Tala, Bryan, Ivan and Spencer. They were young, helpless, and scared. Tala had just started training himself not to show emotion, but the fruits of his training had yet to show. He was shaking just like the rest of them, partly from fear, partly from the cold.
Kai and Jaydon were inseparable. They loved each other as much any brother could. They were all each other had. Their grandfather wanted to make an example out of those who disobeyed... and while everyone watched, he kicked Jaydon out of the car and out into a blizzard. Kai cried for nights on end, seeking comfort from anyone, anything, but the other boys were afraid to defy Boris. They sympathized with the young boy who lost his brother, but could not show it openly. This is one of key events in Kai's life that made him what he was. To see his brother again... it was closure... comfort... it was torture... disquiet.
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