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About one year has passed since Rika, Ryo, Takato, Kazu, Kenta, and Henry's
digimon were heart-breakingly taken away from them. They did venture into
the hole with a digiport (?) that Takato found in Guilmon's old hideout,
and found their digimon and brought them back. (Whole different story. I'll
be working on the after this.) Jeri's father had been treating her much
better, after almost losing her to the D-Reaper.
Jeri and Takato have been dating ever since shortly after the D-Reaper.
Rika and Ryo have become better friends than before, after working together to fight the D-Reaper. Just really close friends right now. No dating, yet. (hint hint [pic]there's my obsession again! lol.)
Everything else is normal. Kazu's still a smart mouth that needs an attitude adjustment, and Kenta still tries to play it safe. Tries being the keyword. Henry is still trying to teach Terriermon the meaning of the word tact (episode 2). It's not working very well, of course! I am presenting this key to you people only once, once only.
Key:
"Text" -I was hoping I didn't have to explain this to you people, but you never know. This means they're talking, duh.
'Text' -I know, I know. You guys aren't that stupid, and I didn't have to even put up the key for "Text", but a lot of authors use *Text* to show that the character is thinking. I did too, until I re-did this story and wrote this key. So, obviously, 'Text' means the character is thinking. They may also be used to describe/pronounce something with a word that isn't properly English and so forth. Ex: 'coupley' things.
Text -Dialogue from another character during another characters dialogue. Ex: "Three goggleheads, four if you count Henry Hey!, Mr. Perfect, and Little-Miss-Perky" The Hey! obviously belonged to Henry, because Rika, who was the one who was speaking, just insulted him. You'll get it later on. Text is used mostly when another character, not speaking, shows strong feeling after he/she is insulted, complimented, etc. Don't worry, you'll get it.
(Text) -Sometimes to modify something, Ex: Well, I can't think of an example right now. but parentheses are usually used in this story as they are intended. If they have 'A/N:' inside, that indicates that you're getting a message from me, this I have an example for. Ex: "Aww, come on Rik (A/N: No that is -not- a spelling mistake, just what Ryo calls, ahem, will be calling I guess, her sometimes, and its pronounced 'reek'.)"
+Text+ - This indicates a scene change, whether it's across the world or just across the bus.
Japanese Key (Japanese words/phrases that may show up within the story):
Aishiteru- I love you. Otosan- father Okasan (or something almost identical)- mother Hai- Yes Baka- Idiot, stupid (A/N: One of my fav words. hehehe)
That's all I can think of for now, so this prologue is finished!
Jeri and Takato have been dating ever since shortly after the D-Reaper.
Rika and Ryo have become better friends than before, after working together to fight the D-Reaper. Just really close friends right now. No dating, yet. (hint hint [pic]there's my obsession again! lol.)
Everything else is normal. Kazu's still a smart mouth that needs an attitude adjustment, and Kenta still tries to play it safe. Tries being the keyword. Henry is still trying to teach Terriermon the meaning of the word tact (episode 2). It's not working very well, of course! I am presenting this key to you people only once, once only.
Key:
"Text" -I was hoping I didn't have to explain this to you people, but you never know. This means they're talking, duh.
'Text' -I know, I know. You guys aren't that stupid, and I didn't have to even put up the key for "Text", but a lot of authors use *Text* to show that the character is thinking. I did too, until I re-did this story and wrote this key. So, obviously, 'Text' means the character is thinking. They may also be used to describe/pronounce something with a word that isn't properly English and so forth. Ex: 'coupley' things.
Text -Dialogue from another character during another characters dialogue. Ex: "Three goggleheads, four if you count Henry Hey!, Mr. Perfect, and Little-Miss-Perky" The Hey! obviously belonged to Henry, because Rika, who was the one who was speaking, just insulted him. You'll get it later on. Text is used mostly when another character, not speaking, shows strong feeling after he/she is insulted, complimented, etc. Don't worry, you'll get it.
(Text) -Sometimes to modify something, Ex: Well, I can't think of an example right now. but parentheses are usually used in this story as they are intended. If they have 'A/N:' inside, that indicates that you're getting a message from me, this I have an example for. Ex: "Aww, come on Rik (A/N: No that is -not- a spelling mistake, just what Ryo calls, ahem, will be calling I guess, her sometimes, and its pronounced 'reek'.)"
+Text+ - This indicates a scene change, whether it's across the world or just across the bus.
Japanese Key (Japanese words/phrases that may show up within the story):
Aishiteru- I love you. Otosan- father Okasan (or something almost identical)- mother Hai- Yes Baka- Idiot, stupid (A/N: One of my fav words. hehehe)
That's all I can think of for now, so this prologue is finished!