Chapter 2As the light died down, he looked around. It was the same time of day, same place, different time. He looked up at the shrine, and noticed that there was a glowing purple bubble on top of it, shooing out lazers at anyone who dared venture close. *You see that abomination? It’s a bakugan that came from vestroian space. It has no name, but it’s way more powerfull than the six legendary soldiers combined. Naga still has more power, so I CAN BEAT HIM.* said Moskeeto. *Well, maybe not… Hey, Suika, give him the card.*“What card? And why is my apartment messed up?”“Naga messed up your apartment as a way to vent his anger. And this card.” Suika said, reaching into her pocket. “Try setting moketo on this card. But be sure to do it In the open, and make sure to run after it’s on.”“Whatever.” Said Arata. “What’ll happen?”“You’ll see… Follow me, I’ll show you where to do it.” Suika said. They ran through the forest that was behind Arata’s house, and it started getting cold. Very cold.“Wh-why is i-it so cold…? It’s Summer, right?” asked Arata.“Yeah, but you know that river up ahead? Well, the Vexos are freezing all the lakes and rivers.”“Why? Are there no ice skating rinks in Vestroia or something?” Arata Asked.“No, they’re making a city that stretches almost everywhere.” “Okay, two more questions. One, how do you know this? And second, What do the Vexos have to do with Naga?”“I know this because I have a friend in the Vexos. And it’s a long story, I’ll tell it to you when we get somewhere warmer,”“Wait, a friend in the Vexos?”“I’lll explain later.”--Later, at a field a couple miles from the apartment—“So, should I do the thing with the card yet?” asked Arata.“Nope… I need you to come down here,” Suika said, pulling a Walkie-talkie from her belt, “ Open the stairs, we’ve got a guest.”“Okay, opening the gates.” Said somebody on the Walkie-talkie.In the middle of the field, a patch of land was moving up. Suika said “Come on, before we get caught.”So, they ran down the stairs. The piece of ground that rose was going back down, so the lights were turning on. “Welcome to our base.