Sharp As A Tiger, Quick as a Dragon [PERMANENTLY UNCOMPLETED]

Chapter Eleven: I'm Known as the Invincible New Comer

Please Know that I changed the Himalaya Mountains to the Saubhagya Mountains and the Andes Mountains to Solem Mountain! I decided not to use any really places! :D

We walked all the way to Hiba. Surely enough there was a HUGE fair going on. Yedana and Tom ran into the village immediately. They did EVERYTHING that the fair had! From roller coasters, to ferris wheels, to cotton candy, to arcade games, to the circus-they done it all while I just watched.

"Come on try something." Yedana told me.

"Yeah! Walk around and find something you want to do!" advised Tom.

"Okay." I shrugged. I began to walk around the whole fair looking from ride to ride, booth to booth. Soon I found myself in front of a battle stadium.

"One Card Tournaments." I read "Anyone who is knows how to play with Dragon Cards is able to participate for free. Please note that during the whole tournament you are only allowed to use ONE dragon card." I got really excited. I flew to the registration table.

"I want to register for the one card tournament." I told the yellow-haired lady that sat at the registration table.

"What is your name miss?" asked the lady taking out a form.

"Cynthia." I answered. She scribbled it down on the paper.

"How old are you?" asked the woman.

"12." I reply. She looked at me surprised before she wrote it down.

"Do you have any experience with Dragon Battles?" she asked.

"Yes." I answer simply.

"Really, how long?" she asked.

"Six years." I told her counting in my head.

"What?!" she exclaimed surprised.

"I have six years of experience with Dragon Battles." I told her slowly.

"Oh, o-okay." she answered before writing it down.

"Put this wristband on because it tells us that you are part of the tournament and the tournament will start in 15 minutes." she told me while giving me a yellow wristband that said 'One Card Tournament' on it. I put it on thank the yellow-haired lady and race back to Tom and Yedana.

"Guess who got into a tournament?" I ask them excitedly. Tom and Yedana look at each other bewildered.

"Moi!" I said before they could answer.

"Uh... That's great! What kind of tournament?" asks Yedana.

"A One Card Tournament." I answer showing them my wristband.

"And....What's that?" asks Tom.

"It's when you can only use one dragon card to battle in the whole tournament." I explain.

"Wow that's awesome!" exclaimed Tom.

"Congratulations!" Yedana said patting me on the back.

"Come on! When I registered the lady told me that it started in 15 minutes. 10 minutes probably already passed. We should get going!" I told them. Then we jogged all the way back to the Dragon Battle Stadium.

"Good Luck!" wished Yedana and Tom as they walked into the line of people who came to watch the battle.

"Thanks." I shouted back as I walked into a door that brought me in front of the door that lead me to the place where the people who are battling stay.

"Are you battling in the One Card Tournament?" asked the security. The security had black glasses that covered his eyes and wore a light blue shirt that was tucked inside of a navy blue dress pants. He had black shoes and an ear piece that looked like a blue tooth in his ear that was connected to his walkie-talkie. I nodded and showed him the yellow wristband. He opened the door and let me in. I climbed the stairs in to a room that had three other people inside of it. There was a small red-headed boy with a dark gray 'Don't judge me by my size' shirt on with dark blue jeans on. Then there was a tall boy with blonde hair that was in a Mohawk. He wore a black shirt that had a red dragon breathing fire on it and dark blue pants. Lastly there was a baby blue-haired girl who wore a white dress that stopped a few inches above her knees and a dark blue jeans jacket over her dress. She had her flowing baby blue hair down with a hair band with a big white flower on the right side on her hair and wore black dress shoes. She looked really friendly while the red-haired boy was frowning deeply and the blonde-haired boy was smirking evilly.