KRAFT'S CHAPTER TWO OF DOOM!!!!
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WHOOMPH!
The ground hit my head like an elephant-wearing blindfold. Or is that a blindfold-wearing elephant? Who cares?
I WAS ALIVE!!!!!!!
And to think I thought I died! Victory for the little guy again!
"Thank the digital deities!"
{After a fight with the most powerful being in the digital world, one would expect me to get off far worse than a mere roller-coaster ride and bonk on the head. Then again, I also expected to be revered as King of the Digital World from the start.
Well, might as well get started finding my way back. Where is my partner? That loser couldn't find his necktie in a blizzard, much less a digimon on the ground. How to get his attention. Maybe I could start a fire!
No, arsons aren't good.
Think-think-think. I like hunny. I should stop reading Winnie the pooh.}
Suddenly, my ears perked up. Who knows why, but I had an insane urge to walk down the hill I had fallen on. As per my motto, (Only use brain in emergency) I took a back seat and rolled down the protrusion of land. After a few minutes of attempts to stop the rolling, I stood up, as much as a small white monkey with roughly half inch high feet could. I stood, just not very far up. Yeah, that sounds right.
The ground had a lot less grass where I landed. It was rock-hard and gray. Along the odd material a ways, I found a huge amount of shiny metallic objects arranged to look like an. arrangement of shiny metallic objects. Having nowhere better to go, I examined it closer. That took a while, considering how big and far away it was.
I was near a protrusion likened to a wall. That was lucky, because a few hundred bullets whizzed directly by my left ear. I flattened myself against the metal shield and crouched as low as possible.
"Come out and fight, you cowardly coward!" A feminine voice, presumably my assailant, called out.
"If I come out, you'll shoot me!" I replied, like the cowardly coward that I apparently was.
"What makes you say that?" The voice asked.
"You just tried to shoot me," I maintained.
"Well, maybe I mistook you for another person," The voice argued.
"Then whom did you mistake me for?" I wondered.
"This person I dueled a short while ago," The voice answered, with quick resolve.
"Who?"
"A stupid little insect. My bullets barely got through his shell,"
"Wait. If you dueled, then presumably it was to the death, right?"
"Well, we ended up mutually agreeing on a tie."
"I guess that makes sense."
I stepped out in order to hopefully glimpse my attacker. Bad choice.
"Lead Zeppelin!"
Out from nowhere, a giant bullet flew right up and was about to destroy me most eviliciously, but I jumped back and quickly attacked.
"Arctic Freeze!" I knew it was desperate, but the humongous projectile actually froze. How very lucky it was too. I got a good look at my assailant. She greatly resembled a dead cowboy, apart from a well- tanned face, long brown hair, and guns the size of hippopotamuses. Oh, and the lizard-tail was a tip-off, too.
I knew I had seen that tail before.
"Lead Zeppelin!"
No time to think! I had to finish the fight, and fast. I couldn't risk damage to the structure, one perfect hit and the building's supports would collapse, bringing the whole thing down on top of us!
"We've got to stop fighting! I am without the slightest idea regarding who you are, but if you keep blindly shooting, something's going to fall and we're going to die! I don't know about you, but I value my bristly fur over everything else!" I bellowed.
Suddenly, the ceiling shifted.
"I have a good idea," I continued.
"What is that?" The lone gunwoman inquired.
"RUN!" I replied, and obeyed my own direction.
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Right, and. There's chapter two, even without the three reviews. Well, what does it matter? I like the writing and my bad ideas overflow already. Right, well, there we go, expect another chapter, in Kei's third person limited, sometime before March. Peaces!
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WHOOMPH!
The ground hit my head like an elephant-wearing blindfold. Or is that a blindfold-wearing elephant? Who cares?
I WAS ALIVE!!!!!!!
And to think I thought I died! Victory for the little guy again!
"Thank the digital deities!"
{After a fight with the most powerful being in the digital world, one would expect me to get off far worse than a mere roller-coaster ride and bonk on the head. Then again, I also expected to be revered as King of the Digital World from the start.
Well, might as well get started finding my way back. Where is my partner? That loser couldn't find his necktie in a blizzard, much less a digimon on the ground. How to get his attention. Maybe I could start a fire!
No, arsons aren't good.
Think-think-think. I like hunny. I should stop reading Winnie the pooh.}
Suddenly, my ears perked up. Who knows why, but I had an insane urge to walk down the hill I had fallen on. As per my motto, (Only use brain in emergency) I took a back seat and rolled down the protrusion of land. After a few minutes of attempts to stop the rolling, I stood up, as much as a small white monkey with roughly half inch high feet could. I stood, just not very far up. Yeah, that sounds right.
The ground had a lot less grass where I landed. It was rock-hard and gray. Along the odd material a ways, I found a huge amount of shiny metallic objects arranged to look like an. arrangement of shiny metallic objects. Having nowhere better to go, I examined it closer. That took a while, considering how big and far away it was.
I was near a protrusion likened to a wall. That was lucky, because a few hundred bullets whizzed directly by my left ear. I flattened myself against the metal shield and crouched as low as possible.
"Come out and fight, you cowardly coward!" A feminine voice, presumably my assailant, called out.
"If I come out, you'll shoot me!" I replied, like the cowardly coward that I apparently was.
"What makes you say that?" The voice asked.
"You just tried to shoot me," I maintained.
"Well, maybe I mistook you for another person," The voice argued.
"Then whom did you mistake me for?" I wondered.
"This person I dueled a short while ago," The voice answered, with quick resolve.
"Who?"
"A stupid little insect. My bullets barely got through his shell,"
"Wait. If you dueled, then presumably it was to the death, right?"
"Well, we ended up mutually agreeing on a tie."
"I guess that makes sense."
I stepped out in order to hopefully glimpse my attacker. Bad choice.
"Lead Zeppelin!"
Out from nowhere, a giant bullet flew right up and was about to destroy me most eviliciously, but I jumped back and quickly attacked.
"Arctic Freeze!" I knew it was desperate, but the humongous projectile actually froze. How very lucky it was too. I got a good look at my assailant. She greatly resembled a dead cowboy, apart from a well- tanned face, long brown hair, and guns the size of hippopotamuses. Oh, and the lizard-tail was a tip-off, too.
I knew I had seen that tail before.
"Lead Zeppelin!"
No time to think! I had to finish the fight, and fast. I couldn't risk damage to the structure, one perfect hit and the building's supports would collapse, bringing the whole thing down on top of us!
"We've got to stop fighting! I am without the slightest idea regarding who you are, but if you keep blindly shooting, something's going to fall and we're going to die! I don't know about you, but I value my bristly fur over everything else!" I bellowed.
Suddenly, the ceiling shifted.
"I have a good idea," I continued.
"What is that?" The lone gunwoman inquired.
"RUN!" I replied, and obeyed my own direction.
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Right, and. There's chapter two, even without the three reviews. Well, what does it matter? I like the writing and my bad ideas overflow already. Right, well, there we go, expect another chapter, in Kei's third person limited, sometime before March. Peaces!
