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Savior
I am Hikari. I have no last name, no family, no past. I am Hikari.
I belong to Ken…the Digimon Kaiser. That's what he tells me to call him. He saved my life, he told me about myself, and he protected me. He said he loved me.
I'm a twelve-year-old orphan from Japan. The only family I have is a brother…and he hurts me. My master saved me from my brother and he brought me to this world where he rules and where no one else comes.
Sometimes I don't know if I should believe him, though I never voice my insecurity to him. Everything just seems so unreal, like a story he made up. I mean, I wake up one day with no memory or identity and I place my entire fate in a boy who I found sitting beside me.
But then he touches me…and all the fears and conflict in my head disappear. He'll hold me and I realize he really cares for me.
So I am Hikari. No last name, no family, no identity. But I live to serve my master.
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He watched her from a corner. Watched wasn't a very good word, more like study. He was studying her from a far corner of the library. She was laughing a playing with some free baby digimon. Something she did before, something that seemed normal.
Because nothing was normal now.
Everything was weird. He had finally, more or less, won. She called to him as her master and she obeyed everything he told her. The DigiDestined were locked away, maybe for good, and there was no other threat standing between him and his dominance over the Digital World. But it felt wrong.
'Because it is wrong,' Ken said softly. During the last week, since she had awoke from unconsciousness, Ken had become less and less of a presence inside their head. 'She calls you master because you lied to her. The DigiDestined are locked away because you used her and then beat them mercilessly. And the Digital World will be nothing more once you take full control.'
He didn't reply to the boy in his mind. He just scrutinized her more. 'What are you looking for?' Ken asked. 'Because your not going to find anything of importance to you. She's not dark. She's not mean. The dark orb did nothing except wipe her mind. Your plan failed.'
Again he just ignored him. There was nothing he could say. Everything was true. He had lied to her. She was not evil.
She was basic.
Everything she did was so basic. Her move movements, the way she spoke. She was so different now.
'You better fix her! Nothing better happen to her!' Ken yelled.
To this he did have something to say. 'Whatever happens to his is of no importance to me. Even if she stays this way forever, it is of no care to me. Its your fault for getting attached to her.'
'She's not a pet. I didn't get 'attached' to her. She's a human being and you destroyed her life.'
'No, not me. Us. You had every chance to stop me. You could have, you knew how far I could go. But you kept her in the Digital World in my reach. This can't all be placed on me.'
And there was a silence that followed. They were both right, but both wrong, so neither could gloat and neither could argue. They just went back to studying her.
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He watches me a lot. I think he worries about me. But sometimes…I swear it looks like he stares at me with hatred. He looks like he's constantly arguing with himself. And he always looks like he's hurt. I wish I could help him, but he won't let me. He'll yell at me.
He scares me when he's like that.
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Tai still pounded at the door. Same as the day before and the day before that. The lanky red head still stood at the window. The same group of four still sat in the same corner of the room. The blond still lay unconscious on the bed with his beautiful but weak girlfriend sitting beside him. And the same chestnut haired girl sat beside them. The only on who seemed to move at all was the resident doctor of the group, who traveled back and forth across the room treating all the many wounds. Or at least attempting…
But it wasn't working. Matt was dying, Sora's burns and scraps were all infected, Izzy's voice wasn't returning, TK's leg wasn't setting right, and Tai kept blacking out. There were too many things too deal with and not enough supplies to treat them. Fate was against them. Odds were Matt could only keep on for a week, maybe two. And Sora would probably go after him.
Not all the DigiDestined were going to get home alive, if any.
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It was one week since the incident with the girl and the dark spore. Everything was going smoothly. She had recovered and she was getting into the hang of life as his slave.
He sat in his study, reading over his past work off of his computer. It all seemed useless now. There was no point in more control spires because there was no threat. The majority of the world was his, the majority of it population were his, everything was-
"Ken."
His head snapped up. "What?!" He screamed at the little green worm that crawled into the room.
"Its Kari. Something's wrong with her."
Ken rolled his eyes. "What do you mean?"
"She's crying and shaking. I can't get her to calm down."
He pushed himself out of his chair. Why didn't this surprise him? "Take me to her." He followed the digimon out of his study. They walked down the hall. Actually Wormmon ran, Ken walked.
They got to her room and he pushed open the door. Sure enough, on the bed she was sobbing and shaking. He sat down on the edge of the bed. Her eyes were clamped shut and teeth were gritted in pain. "Hikari, wake up," he said as he shook her lightly.
"She's not asleep," Wormmon said.
He grabbed her arms and held her down. "Hikari, what's wrong? It hurts."
"It…hurts," she forced out. "H-help…"
'What do I do?' He asked himself.
"It hurts," she sobbed. Then she just went limp. She stopped crying and moving. She just went limp.
"Hikari?"
Her eyes fluttered open and locked with his. "Who are you?"
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Sorry if it got bad at the end, I am so tired, but I wanted to finish. I'll Seeya y'all later. Bye, please review.
Savior
I am Hikari. I have no last name, no family, no past. I am Hikari.
I belong to Ken…the Digimon Kaiser. That's what he tells me to call him. He saved my life, he told me about myself, and he protected me. He said he loved me.
I'm a twelve-year-old orphan from Japan. The only family I have is a brother…and he hurts me. My master saved me from my brother and he brought me to this world where he rules and where no one else comes.
Sometimes I don't know if I should believe him, though I never voice my insecurity to him. Everything just seems so unreal, like a story he made up. I mean, I wake up one day with no memory or identity and I place my entire fate in a boy who I found sitting beside me.
But then he touches me…and all the fears and conflict in my head disappear. He'll hold me and I realize he really cares for me.
So I am Hikari. No last name, no family, no identity. But I live to serve my master.
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He watched her from a corner. Watched wasn't a very good word, more like study. He was studying her from a far corner of the library. She was laughing a playing with some free baby digimon. Something she did before, something that seemed normal.
Because nothing was normal now.
Everything was weird. He had finally, more or less, won. She called to him as her master and she obeyed everything he told her. The DigiDestined were locked away, maybe for good, and there was no other threat standing between him and his dominance over the Digital World. But it felt wrong.
'Because it is wrong,' Ken said softly. During the last week, since she had awoke from unconsciousness, Ken had become less and less of a presence inside their head. 'She calls you master because you lied to her. The DigiDestined are locked away because you used her and then beat them mercilessly. And the Digital World will be nothing more once you take full control.'
He didn't reply to the boy in his mind. He just scrutinized her more. 'What are you looking for?' Ken asked. 'Because your not going to find anything of importance to you. She's not dark. She's not mean. The dark orb did nothing except wipe her mind. Your plan failed.'
Again he just ignored him. There was nothing he could say. Everything was true. He had lied to her. She was not evil.
She was basic.
Everything she did was so basic. Her move movements, the way she spoke. She was so different now.
'You better fix her! Nothing better happen to her!' Ken yelled.
To this he did have something to say. 'Whatever happens to his is of no importance to me. Even if she stays this way forever, it is of no care to me. Its your fault for getting attached to her.'
'She's not a pet. I didn't get 'attached' to her. She's a human being and you destroyed her life.'
'No, not me. Us. You had every chance to stop me. You could have, you knew how far I could go. But you kept her in the Digital World in my reach. This can't all be placed on me.'
And there was a silence that followed. They were both right, but both wrong, so neither could gloat and neither could argue. They just went back to studying her.
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He watches me a lot. I think he worries about me. But sometimes…I swear it looks like he stares at me with hatred. He looks like he's constantly arguing with himself. And he always looks like he's hurt. I wish I could help him, but he won't let me. He'll yell at me.
He scares me when he's like that.
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Tai still pounded at the door. Same as the day before and the day before that. The lanky red head still stood at the window. The same group of four still sat in the same corner of the room. The blond still lay unconscious on the bed with his beautiful but weak girlfriend sitting beside him. And the same chestnut haired girl sat beside them. The only on who seemed to move at all was the resident doctor of the group, who traveled back and forth across the room treating all the many wounds. Or at least attempting…
But it wasn't working. Matt was dying, Sora's burns and scraps were all infected, Izzy's voice wasn't returning, TK's leg wasn't setting right, and Tai kept blacking out. There were too many things too deal with and not enough supplies to treat them. Fate was against them. Odds were Matt could only keep on for a week, maybe two. And Sora would probably go after him.
Not all the DigiDestined were going to get home alive, if any.
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It was one week since the incident with the girl and the dark spore. Everything was going smoothly. She had recovered and she was getting into the hang of life as his slave.
He sat in his study, reading over his past work off of his computer. It all seemed useless now. There was no point in more control spires because there was no threat. The majority of the world was his, the majority of it population were his, everything was-
"Ken."
His head snapped up. "What?!" He screamed at the little green worm that crawled into the room.
"Its Kari. Something's wrong with her."
Ken rolled his eyes. "What do you mean?"
"She's crying and shaking. I can't get her to calm down."
He pushed himself out of his chair. Why didn't this surprise him? "Take me to her." He followed the digimon out of his study. They walked down the hall. Actually Wormmon ran, Ken walked.
They got to her room and he pushed open the door. Sure enough, on the bed she was sobbing and shaking. He sat down on the edge of the bed. Her eyes were clamped shut and teeth were gritted in pain. "Hikari, wake up," he said as he shook her lightly.
"She's not asleep," Wormmon said.
He grabbed her arms and held her down. "Hikari, what's wrong? It hurts."
"It…hurts," she forced out. "H-help…"
'What do I do?' He asked himself.
"It hurts," she sobbed. Then she just went limp. She stopped crying and moving. She just went limp.
"Hikari?"
Her eyes fluttered open and locked with his. "Who are you?"
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Sorry if it got bad at the end, I am so tired, but I wanted to finish. I'll Seeya y'all later. Bye, please review.