WEEK 4

[petoskeymods]

WEEK 4

Another week begins at camp, though it comes with a bit of a somber note. More than a third of the campers have died or gone missing, leaving a noticeable absence in camp. With five gone in one week, will anyone really be able to make it the full eight weeks? That is yet to be seen.

The weather has dipped a little, going down to the mid-70s. At least the pastier kids won't have to worry about sunburns, right? Though the waves coming off the lake have been starting to get a little high. And the RVs have changed once more, though anyone with a keen eye might notice that some of them look familiar...

The Wii is gone, and in its place is a shiny new WiiU, now sporting Bayonetta 2 and Splatoon in addition to the Wii games left behind. Unfortunately, there's no internet, so you're stuck with single player mode only. Leon, Mami, Clarke, Kon, and Natsume are now gone from the Mii menu, and the music has changed again.

This week there seems to be a baseball diamond set up in the field, and there will probably be sports-themed activities later on. But with only 18 living campers left, will anyone really be in the mood for some games?

18 CAMPERS REMAIN.

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[finalguard]

That's Beyblade, it's the most popular sport in my world!

[ He's explained this about a million times to various people in camp so far, but it's definitely more exciting to talk about when he has the chance to demonstrate it on the spot. ]

These things [ he holds up his Beyblade ] are beys and the aim is to launch these at each other and fight until one of them bursts into its parts.

[warmyyarny]

So it's like bumper cars, just that instead of cars it's beys.

[When have you seen bumper cars crashing until one of them explodes, Kanji]

[finalguard]

[ Now that is a comparison that Boa hasn't heard before. ]

I... I guess? Though it's a duel battle usually, not battle royale. So... only two cars.

[warmyyarny]

Sounds like it's easy to get into! A'ight, let's do it!

[Kanji is genuinely enthused. Bring it on, Boa!]

[finalguard]

[ Have a launcher and Beyblade, Kanji. Boa quickly demonstrates how to attach the bey to the launcher and it's very easy. ]

What's important is to hold is steady and use a lot of force in the pull. We start after counting down from three.

[warmyyarny]

[Easy, yup! Kanji gets ready]

This is gonna get lots of strength. I'm ready!

[Counting down from three!]

[finalguard]

Go shoot!!

[ He didn't explain that you say this when you launch, but it's a habit that is hard to break so Boa says it anyway.

The beys hit the stadium and start rapidly circling it - Kanji's bey is right spin, Boa's is left spin so they go in opposite directions! ]