I must say I'm impressed." Gatomon walked around the dimly lit cave, looking back and forth at TK and Kari, and casually warmed her hands in the fireplace. "When I heard how you TK, took on Frigimon and escaped with Kari, I was struck. You never cease to amaze me. But I digress, the game is over." Her eyes flashed red in the wake of the roaring fire. "Come along quietly you two, and you won't get hurt."
Her eyes gazed over the two young children. Kari was sitting cross-legged on the floor crying. TK, her eyebrow twitched up, was slowing inching his way to the small table in the room. Quickly, he grabbed the pitcher, and held it in his hand, ready to fling it. "Ever the hopeful one, aren't you TK." Gatomon laughed, "The crest of hope fits you so well, you hope to defeat me, who's taken on champion digimon without batting an eye, with a water pitcher." She laughed.
TK didn't answer, but flung the pitcher in her direction. The pitcher missed her head, she didn't even half to move. She was about to make fun of his throw when the pitched crashed into the fire directly behind her. The water instantly turned to steam, scalding Gatomon's back. She released a scream of surprise and anger as the room filled up with steam, blocking her view. She heard TK yell "Run Kari!" And saw two blurry figures run towards the door.
Enraged, Gatomon tackled the closest one, bringing TK down as his helmet flew into the corner. She pinned him down by the neck with one paw and drew her claw back ready to strike. "You're lucky I want you alive for now. You never cease to amaze me, TK. You found hope in a hopeless solution. Well, Kari won't get far. Ogremon is right outside this cave; she is no doubt in my custody now. But I am far from through with you." She pulled him up by his crest, and slipped another black disk from under her glove, and slapped it on underneath. She then threw TK in the corner. "Now you are going to make up for hurting me." She hauled TK up by his collar again. "You hate me don't you?"
Bravely, TK shook his head. "No I don't, this isn't you Gatomon. Kari knows it so I know it."
"Kari's a fool." Gatomon laughed. "A trusting, naïve fool."
"Don't you dare talk about Kari like that!" TK's crest started to glow black.
Gatomon continued, knowing she found a weak spot in TK's armor. "She was always the weak one. She nearly got us all killed with Myotismon, she nearly died in the desert outside Machinedramon city, she nearly died here with Frigimon. She is a pathetic, sorry excuse for a human, let alone a digidestined."
TK looked down on her with such fury. "You witch! You fucking bitch!" Gatomon actually looked on in surprise, to find out TK even knew such words. "How dare you talk like that about her. You can go to hell!" And with that last remark, TK's crest turned black. A feeling of utter despair washed over him. TK now thought to himself, she's right. Kari's weak. He's weak. They all were weak. They never had a chance, and never did. TK fell limp in Gatomon's grasp.
Gatomon released TK as he gently fell to his knees. "Good, I see the crest of despair is working nicely. I think we can leave now." TK got up and slowly walked towards the door.
Gatomon walked out of the cave, the dejected TK by her side. "Ogremon!" She called. The green giant lumbered in front of them. "Where is Kari?"
Ogremon bowed. "She ran off in that direction mistress." Motioning towards the forest.
"What!?" Gatomon backhanded Ogremon's face. "Why didn't you stop her?"
A thin trickle of blood dripped down Ogremon's cut lips. "I was ordered to wait out here. I was not told to capture digidestined."
Gatomon grimaced. Ogremon wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. She figured the black gear in him must have removed what little IQ he possessed in the first place. "All right then. TK, you will be taken back to tower, Ogremon here will go with you. You will not stray from your path, understand?"
"Yes." TK nodded in defeat.
"Yes my master." Ogremon nodded. Two Mechanorimon appeared from the skies. Gatomon had summoned them with a remote control hidden in her glove. One picked up TK, the other was straining to lift Ogremon. Quickly they flew towards the castle in the distance.
Gatomon turned back towards the castle. "Oh well," She said out loud to no one in particular. "I'm always up for a little cat and mouse." And she sprung off into the forest.
Her eyes gazed over the two young children. Kari was sitting cross-legged on the floor crying. TK, her eyebrow twitched up, was slowing inching his way to the small table in the room. Quickly, he grabbed the pitcher, and held it in his hand, ready to fling it. "Ever the hopeful one, aren't you TK." Gatomon laughed, "The crest of hope fits you so well, you hope to defeat me, who's taken on champion digimon without batting an eye, with a water pitcher." She laughed.
TK didn't answer, but flung the pitcher in her direction. The pitcher missed her head, she didn't even half to move. She was about to make fun of his throw when the pitched crashed into the fire directly behind her. The water instantly turned to steam, scalding Gatomon's back. She released a scream of surprise and anger as the room filled up with steam, blocking her view. She heard TK yell "Run Kari!" And saw two blurry figures run towards the door.
Enraged, Gatomon tackled the closest one, bringing TK down as his helmet flew into the corner. She pinned him down by the neck with one paw and drew her claw back ready to strike. "You're lucky I want you alive for now. You never cease to amaze me, TK. You found hope in a hopeless solution. Well, Kari won't get far. Ogremon is right outside this cave; she is no doubt in my custody now. But I am far from through with you." She pulled him up by his crest, and slipped another black disk from under her glove, and slapped it on underneath. She then threw TK in the corner. "Now you are going to make up for hurting me." She hauled TK up by his collar again. "You hate me don't you?"
Bravely, TK shook his head. "No I don't, this isn't you Gatomon. Kari knows it so I know it."
"Kari's a fool." Gatomon laughed. "A trusting, naïve fool."
"Don't you dare talk about Kari like that!" TK's crest started to glow black.
Gatomon continued, knowing she found a weak spot in TK's armor. "She was always the weak one. She nearly got us all killed with Myotismon, she nearly died in the desert outside Machinedramon city, she nearly died here with Frigimon. She is a pathetic, sorry excuse for a human, let alone a digidestined."
TK looked down on her with such fury. "You witch! You fucking bitch!" Gatomon actually looked on in surprise, to find out TK even knew such words. "How dare you talk like that about her. You can go to hell!" And with that last remark, TK's crest turned black. A feeling of utter despair washed over him. TK now thought to himself, she's right. Kari's weak. He's weak. They all were weak. They never had a chance, and never did. TK fell limp in Gatomon's grasp.
Gatomon released TK as he gently fell to his knees. "Good, I see the crest of despair is working nicely. I think we can leave now." TK got up and slowly walked towards the door.
Gatomon walked out of the cave, the dejected TK by her side. "Ogremon!" She called. The green giant lumbered in front of them. "Where is Kari?"
Ogremon bowed. "She ran off in that direction mistress." Motioning towards the forest.
"What!?" Gatomon backhanded Ogremon's face. "Why didn't you stop her?"
A thin trickle of blood dripped down Ogremon's cut lips. "I was ordered to wait out here. I was not told to capture digidestined."
Gatomon grimaced. Ogremon wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed. She figured the black gear in him must have removed what little IQ he possessed in the first place. "All right then. TK, you will be taken back to tower, Ogremon here will go with you. You will not stray from your path, understand?"
"Yes." TK nodded in defeat.
"Yes my master." Ogremon nodded. Two Mechanorimon appeared from the skies. Gatomon had summoned them with a remote control hidden in her glove. One picked up TK, the other was straining to lift Ogremon. Quickly they flew towards the castle in the distance.
Gatomon turned back towards the castle. "Oh well," She said out loud to no one in particular. "I'm always up for a little cat and mouse." And she sprung off into the forest.