(Okay, now...TO THE TOURNAMENT! NacNak, you can write something here if you want)

Night was now fast approaching, as Master Roshi stood at the front entrance of the World Martial Arts Tournament. Master Roshi angrily tapped his foot, as he checked his watch one last time, still wearing his stylish suit.

"Fifteen more minutes until registration comes to a close!" A man dressed quite nicely announced to the crowd, as he sat in a booth just beyond the entrance.

"Maybe they did die." The thought crossed Roshi's mind, as he sighed. "Nah, they're definitely in good hands with Ally." Master Roshi nodded in agreement with himself, pushing the thought away.

Master Shen and two of his star pupils exited the sign-in station, as the began to walk down the street, until Shen suddenly turned his head. "Roshi." He laughed, as he turned direction and approached the turtle hermit. "Don't tell me you're signing up for the tournament!" He laughed at the thought, Shen knew at this point not even Roshi could defeat his pupils. He was just a weak, perverted, idiotic old man.

"I'll have you know, I have three amazing students just itching for the chance to fight in the World Martial Arts Tournament!" Roshi angrily shouted, holding back from calling his rival anything derogatory in front of his students.

"Where are these students of yours? Were they too scared to even show up to registration?" Shen laughed, followed by some smirks and snickers from his two star pupils. "I'd really like to see these sad souls. To think anyone would have wasted more than a day on the idiotic chores you refer to as training." 

"Don't talk down on my training! I'll have you know the turtle hermit way is the only way, you crane-head!" Master Roshi screamed, spit flying everywhere, as his anger continued to rise. 

After a bit of bickering, Shen and his students left. "I hope to see your pupils in the tournament, Roshi. We'll finally be able to see who is the better master. The Turtle, or perhaps the Crane!" Was Master Shen's last remark, as he and his group disappeared in the distance.

(Sorry, sort of rushed this post.)