6. Jade's story

"I'm afraid there is a lot you need to explain to us," Tala said coldly. "Oh, I know that. I'll explain everything in the hotel to you," she blocked.

Everyone sank down on the sofas in the living area. "Good, Jade, your commitment," said Tala. "Well, I come from a small village in Japan. There wasn't much to do there, so my sister Cécile, my cousins ​​Minerva and Lilli and I bladdered like crazy. One day we thought we were good enough and went off to get dressed the World Championchips. We weren't bad either, but it wasn't enough. Everyone was frustrated and everyone went their own way. Lilli and Minerva wanted to join a team, the Majestics, to learn even more. Cécile and I moved around and Then I met the head of one of the abbey's different from yours, but it still belonged to the network. But it deals more with technology. Well, I took lessons, Cécile didn't want to.Sometimes we still write each other e-mails, but we are no longer in contact.
Whose comes from the village and tried to convince me to come back.
So that's it. Satisfied? I go to bed now. "She got up and left the room." Good, then sleep well. "Said Ian when she was gone" And tomorrow you'll tell us a new story. "Tala finished his sentence." Let's go to sleep too. "Spencer suggested. Tala nodded and everyone went to their rooms.

Jade woke up with a suppressed cry. A look at the clock showed it was only three in the morning. She couldn't go to sleep now. The nightmare was still too real. Alslo, Jade decided to take a closer look at the Biovolt system. Uninterested, she leafed through some information when she suddenly came across something. Startled, she just looked at the desktop for a while and then jerked up to walk into Tala's room. She yanked the door open, stormed to his bed and shook Tala, who was already half awake by the noise.Tala looked at the dissolved jade in confusion, then tried to understand what she was saying. "Wait a minute, what's going on?" he mumbled. “Damn it.” Jade swore. “Come with me.” She more or less dragged him into her room. There she pointed to the Destop. "Well, I just see a list of strange numbers." Tala said matter-of-factly. "These are measurements. What strain the Beyblade arena had to withstand. Look, this is the day before yesterday, all your training times. And here the day before yesterday. You see, always the same time, only slight differences. And now look at yesterday." Jade asked. "Oh ... I think we'd better wake up the others ..." said Tala

Bryan was instantly awake when the two of them walked in. He didn't ask, but looked strangely at Tala and Jade. Bryan took care of waking Spencer, while Ian took care of Jade.
He just turned around and pulled the covers over his head. Jade was on the verge of a nervous breakdown.Tala smiled in amusement when he walked into Ian's room with Bryan and Spencer. Now Jade lost his nerve, tore the covers off and gave him a resounding slap on the face. Ian sits up straight. "What happened?" he asked, startled. “Oh, the gentleman wakes up, too.” Jade hissed. "Come with me!" with that she dragged him to the laptop.

"So what, then our data is not there for yesterday. What's the problem?" Ian was still slightly offended. "Yesterday is not there because the arena has not yet sent the" protocol ", if you want to call it that. But yesterday it will also be said that you did not train in the evening. You know what you received in the abbey Boris will be wondering where you've been. "Affected looks.
"What if the arena goes to waste?" Bryan suggested. "That wouldn't do anything to prevent the data from existing. Boris could certainly get the data out of the rubble. And then you would also see when the arena blew up."Said Ian.
"Isn't it possible to falsify the information somehow?" asked Spencer.
“You have to be a hacker,” Ian objected, “And neither of us can hack.
Unless ... "his eyes widened and he looked at Jade.
She looked slightly embarrassed. "Uh ..."
"Can you do that?" asked Tala.
"Not from the arena. I can't get to the values."
"What if you catch them?" asked Tala again.
Jade looked at him in amazement, then turned to the laptop.
Her fingers flew over the keyboard. "Tala, that's a brilliant idea. Why didn't I think of it!" The next half hour was relatively boring for the Demolition Boys. They got chairs and watched Jade enter incomprehensible codes. "Tell me, Jade, could you also add new people to the network?" asked Tala. The others looked at him, startled. Well, they all suspected something like that, but that was a sign from the fence post.But Jade didn't seem to be listening properly.
“Yes, no problem.” She said absently. "But what kind of sense would it make? The person needs people who know them. For example your abbey: there has to be someone who knows them, otherwise it would be too conspicuous."

"I can't do more. You have to make an effort next time, otherwise you'll notice that the information is falsified. I don't know whether you can tell that I've broken into the system. I'm still trying to cover my tracks. Go Better to go to bed, this will take a while. "Spencer, who had already been snoring in his chair, woke up a bit pissed off. Ian took care of taking him to his room.
Bryan and Tala wanted to have a little fight, but not in the arena, but in the training room that belonged to the hotel. And Jade was sitting alone at the laptop.

"Now we forgot to show her our winnings from last night."Said Bryan as he followed Tala downstairs." Right. Tomorrow. "Tala replied taciturnly.
The fight was only meant to be a test of strength, and it ended as always. Tala won. Not as big as Spencer and Ian, but there was a difference. The sun was already rising in the east when they decided to go to bed again. "Should we stop by Jade again? I mean, she's saving us in a way." Bryan suggested. "I'll do it." Tala replied.
Bryan gave him that look again, but then went to his room without arguing.
Tala carefully opened Jade's door. He didn't understand why he had sent Bryan away. Somehow everything had turned out differently.