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Mayblade Day 18

One of my favourite pieces to share with you this event, getting to give the Barthez Battalion and BEGA team, and even the Majestics some page time in No Sacrifice

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“It looks like Hilary is right,” Oliver said when he FaceTimed them the following morning. It was just past midnight in Paris and behind him, they could see the lights from the Eiffel Tower glittering in the distance. “Barthez is still listed as an accredited beyblade coach with the World Beyblade Battle Association.” “How is that possible?” Tyson’s voice was unnaturally loud in Steph’s ear as he craned to see the video, prompting her to glower at him before repositioning the phone. She had no hope of squeezing her whole team, along with Garland, Brooklyn and Tala into the camera’s field of view. “A lot of things slipped thought the crack when the BBA went into administration,” Ray reminded him. “By the time Barthez they got around to reviewing Daichi and Matilda’s match, he managed to avoid any penalties due to unsubstantial evidence.” “Figures,” Max muttered. “What are we supposed to do now, we can’t just let that creep come back as a coach.” “What about lodging an appeal with the WBBA?” Hilary wondered. “Surely Miguel and the others would come forward to testify against their coach.” Oliver shook his head. “Robert already looked into that,” he said. “Accusations of cheating need to be lodged formally with the WBBA Tribunal - it’d be a formal hearing.”

“He’s right,” Steph agreed. “If Miguel and the rest of Barthez Battalion admit that they knowingly cheated in their matches against us, the WBBA would likely disqualify them from the upcoming Qualifiers - which means they won’t qualify for next year’s championships.” “That’s not the worst of it,” Ray added. “Any players caught cheating could face an immediate or permanent ban.” “We can’t ask them to do that,” Becky said at once. “Why not?” Garland interjected. “They knew they were cheating; why shouldn’t they face the consequences?” A uncomfortable silence fell over the group. Steph could see Garland’s point of course, but Miguel, Claude and Mathilda were their friends - none of them would want them to sacrifice their beyblading careers to stop Barthez. It was Tala who unexpectedly came to their defence - unexpectedly because Steph was pretty sure he and the other Blitzkreig Boys had regarded Miguel’s team with nothing short of contempt up until now. “Do you really think it’s that easy?” he said, his voice low. “Barthez was a master manipulator - just like Balkov. It’s easy to turn a blind eye to something shady when it gets you everything you’ve ever wanted - and then some. Barthez took a handful of nobodies off the street and made them World Championship material, with all the fancy equipment and a heap of media attention.” The words were, by Tala’s standards, remarkably personal. In fact, Steph didnt’ think she’d heard him speak this honestly since he’d faced Boris himself. “He would have manipulated them into cheating one by one, feeding on their insecurities as newcomers to get them to believe they needed to cheat to win - and the moment they gave in to that he’d won.” His words clearly struck a nerve with Garland. The former BEGA captain rose to his feet carefully, his expression guarded, as though preparing himself for a fight. “So what’s your point, Valkov?” Sensing Tala’s temper flare, Steph reached out a hand and squeezed his arm in an attempt to descalate the situation. “The point is,” she said quietly. “It that Miguel and the others shouldn’t be collateral damage. We’ll find another way to bring down Barthez.”