Author's Note: Hey guys! Brook here. I been meaning to make this story for a while, soo here it is! Don't worry, I'm still working on my Sai story. I just needed something different to get the creative juices flowing. Anyway, I LOVE Ken. I HATE Yolei. Soooo... Yeah. This is NOT a "Let's bash of the stupid purple haired skank with glasses!" story. I'm just not fond of Yolei. Her clothes are also disgusting and retina burning.

Akeen for the WIN.

"Eek!! Kill it! Kill it!"

"It's just a Evarcha Culicivora..."

"I don't care what it is, just kill it!" I caught the tiny jumping spider and put him on a tree.

"Akeen, I don't know what I'll do without you! Why do you have to move?" my friend, Shauni, who was freaking out cried. She was the Ambassadors daughter and my one and only friend who lived near my Parents' villa. She had pretty chocolate skin and dark brown hair. I had light taupe colored skin and white-blonde hair; I hated it.

"My father's company is moving back to Japan."

"Well if it isn't Akeen the Spider Queen and Shauni the Scrawny." I whipped around and glared at the dark skinned boy named Cole. He lived in the village near the villas.

"Don't call me that." I said through gritted teeth.

"Beat it, jerk…" Shauni said in her quiet voice.

"Or do you want me to make your eyes darker?" I threatened darkly and popped my knuckles.

"Bah! You couldn't catch me if I was malaria! Stupid Spider Queen!"

"I told you not to call me that!" I lunged forward and tackled him to the ground. I didn't give him time to react and started throwing punches.

"Akeen! What are you doing!?" I was pulled off by my mother. She was the strongest and most beautiful woman I've ever known. She had lovely ebony skin and hair darker than the night sky.

"I'll talk to you later, but right now, go home and finish packing."

"Fine. I'll walk you home, Shauni." I said as we left my mother to tend to my worst enemies' wounds.

"So Akeen, what are you going to do when you get to Japan?" Shauni asked as we approached her house.

"I don't know, probably start school asap. I hope my parents signed me up for public school. I've always wanted to attend. Anyways, I'll see you tomorrow Shauni."

"You leave today, silly!" She laughed, hiding her saddened expression.

"I now, force of habit. Well, good-bye, Shauni." I bowed, walking away. It wasn't long until I approached my family's house.

"Akeen, are through packing?" My father asked from the kitchen. He was a half German, half Japanese man with blonde hair and pale complexion. We have the same steel blue eyes. He was the CEO of the company he works at.

"Almost papa, why?"

"Nothing, it's just we leave in an hour and a half, so hurry up."

"Yes sir." I saluted, running up stairs to my room.

"Huh? I don't remember leaving my computer on…" I mumbled about to close my laptop when a bright light shot at me, knocking me to the ground.

"Augh! My head… What's this?" I opened my hand to see a white walkie-talkie type device.

"How odd…" I mumbled standing up. I looked at my laptop and saw some sort of program on it.

'I don't remember downloading that progam…' I touched the screen and a bright light engulfed me.

"… Augh, my head." I winced, clasping my head. I opened my eyes to see nothing but darkness. I was terrified of the dark.

"He-hello?" I whimpered, only to hear an echo.

'Am I in a cave?' Suddenly I heard a beeping noise that came from my device.

"It looks like a map." I accidently pushed a button on it and it glowed like a lantern, illuminating the dark cave. I followed the map and found myself in a small alter. On it was a strange black egg the size of an Ostrich egg, covered with cobwebs. I went to brush the cobwebs off and felt a warm sensation on my hand. The egg suddenly glowed and disappeared, leaving a white onion with eyes and a mouth and a giant leaf on it head. It smelt like bay leaves.

"Hiya! I'm Baymon, who are you?" The onion-like creature grinned.

"I'm Akeen." I answered, flabbergasted at what just happened.

"Akeen, huh? I guess that means we're partners!" I said jumping into my arms.

"Part…ners?" Suddenly the cave started shaking and a gold and white lion with a horn busted through the wall.

"What is that!?"

"That's Seasarmon, they're very good-natured and kind to all digimon who aren't evil."

"I don't know, Baymon, its eyes are glowing red…" The Seasarmon growled and pounced at us.

"Run!" I ran as fast as I could only to be pursued by the Seasarmon.

"Holy Cannon!"

"Aaaah!" I screamed as giant ball of light whizzed past me.

"What was that!?"

"Akeen, I have to digivolve!" Baymon shouted.

"What!? How do I manage that!?" I asked. Suddenly my device started glowing.

"Use youe Digivice!"

"My wha--"

"Holy Cannon!" Another ball of light hit the ground behind me, causing me to trip.

"Akeen! Are you okay?" Baymon asked.

"Yeah…" The Seasarmon was so close now.

"There's no choice, I have to fight." Baymon growled tackling the Seasarmon.

"Tiny Tackle!" The Seasarmon flung her to the wall.

"Baymon!"

"Anyone get the number of that truck?" She mumbled. I quickly crawled after her, ignoring the seething pain in my knee.

"Akeen, you're alright…" She said weakly.

"Of course, thanks to you." I smiled sadly.

"Holy Cannon!" I quickly grabbed Baymon and rolled out of the way behind a stalagmite. Suddenly my digivice started glowing brighter.

"Baymon, what's this mean?" I asked, holding the digivice up to her. Suddenly she started glowing and grew the size of a Vespa.

"Baymon…?"

"I'm Loxomon, now!" The brown spider with rockets and helmet grinned.

"Now hop on! That Seasarmon won't get away with harming you!" She said, as two of her legs became foot holds and her front legs became steering handles. I got on and her rockets started. I looked at the charging Seasarmon and noticed a black band around its horn.

"Aim for his horn!"

"Right-o!" We sped off and Loxomon jumped in the air.

"Rocket Spider!" She tackled the band and it broke, leaving an unconscious Seasarmon.

"I hope he's okay…" I mumbled as we sped out the cave.

"Did you notice he returned to normal when the band was removed?" Loxomon asked.

"Kinda. He didn't attack anymore…"

"Something fishy's going on… and I hate fish. Anyway, we should get you home."

"How? I don't even know where home is."

"The gate will take you home."

"Huh?" She skidded to a halt in front of a t.v.

"A television? In the middle of the woods?" I hopped off of Loxomon and almost fell due to pain.

"Be careful, Akeen!" She doted.

"I'm fine." I said giving her a reassuring smile.

"So how do I--" My digivice glowed and I was once again engulfed in light.

"See you tomorrow… Akeen."