A small group of boys were gathered in a circle around two others, obviously forming a sort of 'arena' for them. Both boys in the middle were holding two things: A handheld device, and a couple of cards. On their wrists were mini computers, reaching from their wrist up to about halfway up to their elbows. Half of the computer was a screen, the other half holding a small indenture the exact shape of their devices. One of them, an older boy with pink hair, an obvious delinquent, held out one of the cards.
"I"m going to beat you this time!" he declared to his opponent, a young Duelist named Sync. Unlike Mister Pink, he wasn't a juvenile delinquent. His hair was that color naturally, and a bit calmer than his opponent.
A bit.
"Not a chance, jerk-off," he retorted. He chose his card as well, taking a good look at it. It was his favorite Armor Card, The Natural Tempest. Sync grinned, getting ready to scan it in. He had always used that card, ever since he got it as a kid. There were a few times when he switched around, using Warrior of Light instead of The Natural Tempest for example. But those were few and far between.
Following the usual procedure, both duelists put their spare cards away in the containers on their belts. They scanned the armor cards into the BioSynchronizers, the card disappearing while it was being used. "Let's sync it up!" they called out in unplanned unison, placing the devices into their computers. The data was taken in, the screens glowing white. Soon enough the glow covered the boys, breaking away a few moments later. Each wore the armor that was pictured on the cards.
"Let's get this over with," Sync said. His face couldn't be seen behind the mask of his
armor, but it was clear that he was excited. The duelists lunged at each other, the crowd cheering in excitement.
A half hour later, a well placed shot from Synck downed his opponent, his armor shattering into thin air. The card landed in front of Synck, who's own armor broke apart at the end. He picked up both his old card and his new card, as were the rules of the game. "Learn, alright?" Synck told his opponent, who was busy punching the ground in frustration and anger. He just laughed, walking away. He put his cards in the container and put his BioSynchronizer on his belt, as well. Synck Tempest was his name, and he was known as the best SynchTime dueler on the streets. Of course, he wanted to go pro real soon...