I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE CHARACTERS IN THIS STORY.
Death By Darkness Chapter Three
"TK, look!" Patamon shouted.
TK looked to where his partner Digimon was pointing. A dark, chilling sort of mist was weaving its way across the sky. It made TKs skin crawl.
"What is that?" He wondered aloud.
All around him, the citizins of Chicago were staring up at the sky too, wondering up the same thing.
"It is the Mist of Darkness."
TK whirled around. Walking up to him was Kari, Gatomon, and... Blackwargreymon! "Kari, look out!" He shouted.
"Its okay, TK," Kari smiled. "Hes on our side."
"What exactly is a Mist of Darkness? Gatomon asked.
"It is comprised of total evil," Blackwargreymon replied. "If my theory is right, it will soon totally consume the Real World."
Kari looked down at her feet. Blackwargreymon expected her to stop this. The problem was, she had no idea how.
TK took her hands in his. She looked up into his eyes and felt a certain reassurence. He didnt have to steak; she knew he had his full confidence.
The people surrounding them suddenly began to scream. They ran past the small group in a chaotic fashion. Kari saw way. The mist was descending down onto the city, plunging them into darkness. Blackwargreymon bellowed in pain; he had told Kari before that he was growing weaker and weaker due to his previous attack by the mist. Kari didnt know why she wasnt feeling any pain.
But she was feeling a tremondous amount of fear. She couldnt see anyone or anything. "TK! GATOMON!" She cried.
"WERE HERE!"TK shouted.
"Kari," Blackwargreymon groaned close by. "Only you can stop this. Tap into the light inside you!"
Kari closed her eyes. She couldnt stop this! She needed Tai, TK, Davis, anyone but her!
Someone grasped her hand. "Im here, Kari," TK said calmly.
A pink light surged throught the area, eradicating the immediate mist. Despite the Crest of Lights destruction a long time ago, Kari could feel its power.
"I wont let it win!" She shouted. "I will never let it win!"
For a split second, she was blinded by a bright pink light. Exhaustion overwhelmed her, and she was plunged into nothingness.