While Tyler was off to live his new life with a brand-new daddy and as a baby dragon, his four friends were having their own fun at the carnival. They went on some rides, watched some shows and ate a lot of junk food. Naturally, they were having fun but wondered where Tyler had gotten to. They did not have trop wonder for long, though, because Madame Illusia's spell upon Tyler started to affect them. At once, they forgot all about Tyler, as if he'd never existed. As for as I knew, they were just four friends outside at a carnival for a night of fun. Tyler was no more, erased from the existence of his family and friends. Not that many would regret him, a bully of his sort. His parents were happy with the two kids they had left and more money now that Tyler was never born for the world. A lot of people in Tyler's successive schools also forgot the numerous insults and acts of violence and bullying that arrogant youth had inflicted upon them. Madame Illusia made the world better. Unfortunately, Tyler's four buddies, named Basil, Luke, Benjamin and Lucas were still around and spent their time in the carnival making fun of other visitors and customers, stealing from little children and being rude and loud and overindulgent in bathroom humor. Madame Ilusia found them and decided to teach these delinquents a little lesson, like for Tyler and others that had attended her show, which was now over. But she still had a tent where she pretended to read into the future and punishing four nasty youths seemed like the perfect way to have fun and avenge these idiots' victims. The fun wasn't over for her! So she told then she could do a crystal ball reading for free and the four young men followed her, happy to have cheat laughs and mocking the woman's appearance and demeanor, thinking she couldn’t hear them. She said nothing though and acted as sweetly as possible, pretending to be oblivious to their rude comments. She would bide her time and let her anger loose soon enough upon these miserable fools who deserved whatever transformation she dished out to them. The four rude boys had no idea they were about to get in the same awful situation as their now forgotten friend.