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A lot of Wattpad users have this. It's exactly what it says: a blog in book form so they don't have to announce things to their followers constantly. This will be my version of such. I might have facts about me in here, or updates on stuff, or just whatever I feel like posting.

(after Or Maybe Not, before Strange But True) I can't believe Quon would forget something so important. I can't believe that Yugo is acting so weird. What's going on? Something isn't right. I just don't know what.

((PREQUEL TO STRANGE BUT TRUE)) I promised I wouldn't stalk people anymore. Ever since I freaked Daigo out and scared him into not being my friend. Daigo. I haven't thought about him in ages. He's completely left my brain. I don't care about him. Now there's someone else. Quon, why did you have to leave? Now I have to follow you.

The spirits within the Beyblades only seem to get more restless with each upgrade. They seem to be to blame for everything: Suoh's personality changing, Lui acting borderline evil again, even Aiga slowly starting to fall victim to Achilles's will. And Phi. Nobody is quite sure what's up with him, but they know it's bad. ((Cover art by Sabvrra!! Thanks so much!))

'I think I can stop your guilt,' Spriggan's voice tells me, 'but there's no telling what the effects of that would be. For all you know, it could change everything about your life.' "I don't care." And I really don't. I would give anything for Valt and I to go back to normal, to go back to being friends again, for me to not feel this regret and pain eating away at my heart and mind and driving me insane. "Let's do it."

The last time someone tried to join the Supreme Four, they met tragedy. Now, it's Valt's turn, whether he knows it or not. Lui Shirosagi called the meeting himself, after all. He must think Valt is worthy. But the real question is, does Valt have what it takes to pass the initiation? Or will he, too, fall short?

Power comes with a price. It's a burden. It demands sacrifice. That is something Valt learned months ago, when he discovered the truth of being in the Supreme Four. Now, during the world league, the same problem has arisen once more, and it hits Valt much closer to home. However, it's a lot harder to tell who to blame. Do you blame the Blader, the Bey, or the creator of said Bey? And once you have decided who to blame, what if you got the wrong person?

Written as a compilation of news articles, short stories, and web posts, LILA follows the story of a strange new app created for IOS and Android, which has quickly become the number-one paid app in the world. However, as great as LILA can be, there are a lot of mysteries and rumors about it and its unknown creator. One of the most popular is that LILA is a social experiment. A dark, twisted social experiment designed to get people addicted to their smartphones.