Tk saw a digimon. It was electric blue, with armor all over it, its armour
was lined with symbols and and lighting marks, including his helmet, which
held actual lighting bolts. On one hand, he had a Lance, and on the other a
shield. It charged into an unknown shadow and...
Tk woke up sweating. There was a strange wind surrounding him, seeming to breathe Death. Death on the wind.
Beep Beep
Tk reached for his D-tector.
"It's from Kari. Why would she be calling me so early in the morning?"
On the foot of the bed, Patamon grumbled.
"Tk, go back to sleep, it's the weekend."
Tk grabbed a pillow and threw it at him.
"Wait, I've got a call on the D-tector!"
"Ow! Well do you have to be so rude about it?"
Tk sighed and turned to the D-tector.
Tk, problem in the digital world, bring Patamon and come quick.
"What is it? You look as if you swallowed to many marshmallows at a time."
Another pillow found its mark.
Digital world
"Hey guys!"
Kari's face lit up.
"Oh Tk, you're here, come on."
"Sorry I'm late."
He gave Patamon a glare, then looked back to Kari.
"What's the problem?"
Kari's eyes saddened.
"A digimon attacked a huge city. Not many survived."
Tk went from stunned to furious in under a second.
"What kind of monster would do such a thing?!"
At this point Davis could no longer stand them having a conversation, and decided it was time to do something rather than let the unknown "thing" do more damage.
"We're going to find out. C'mon, let's cut the chitchat and go find it."
Matt, who had more sense than Davis, was not so stupid.
"Davis, it destroyed an entire city, how could we possibly have a chance against it!?"
Tk almost jumped. He had forgotten the rest of the group were here.
"Well, we should have a vote on what to do. Anyone have a plan?"
Yolei stepped forward.
"Actually, we were just working on it."
Well, we're going to get close to it...
And then ensued a long, long talk.
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Finished another chapter. I might write another one today, to make up for the 1 ½ year lapse. I know where it's going. Death on the wind, you ask? Yes, I did mention it. For anyone who hasn't read it, you don't need to to understand this story, but you'll enjoy it more if you do. It's at:
Tk woke up sweating. There was a strange wind surrounding him, seeming to breathe Death. Death on the wind.
Beep Beep
Tk reached for his D-tector.
"It's from Kari. Why would she be calling me so early in the morning?"
On the foot of the bed, Patamon grumbled.
"Tk, go back to sleep, it's the weekend."
Tk grabbed a pillow and threw it at him.
"Wait, I've got a call on the D-tector!"
"Ow! Well do you have to be so rude about it?"
Tk sighed and turned to the D-tector.
Tk, problem in the digital world, bring Patamon and come quick.
"What is it? You look as if you swallowed to many marshmallows at a time."
Another pillow found its mark.
Digital world
"Hey guys!"
Kari's face lit up.
"Oh Tk, you're here, come on."
"Sorry I'm late."
He gave Patamon a glare, then looked back to Kari.
"What's the problem?"
Kari's eyes saddened.
"A digimon attacked a huge city. Not many survived."
Tk went from stunned to furious in under a second.
"What kind of monster would do such a thing?!"
At this point Davis could no longer stand them having a conversation, and decided it was time to do something rather than let the unknown "thing" do more damage.
"We're going to find out. C'mon, let's cut the chitchat and go find it."
Matt, who had more sense than Davis, was not so stupid.
"Davis, it destroyed an entire city, how could we possibly have a chance against it!?"
Tk almost jumped. He had forgotten the rest of the group were here.
"Well, we should have a vote on what to do. Anyone have a plan?"
Yolei stepped forward.
"Actually, we were just working on it."
Well, we're going to get close to it...
And then ensued a long, long talk.
~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
Finished another chapter. I might write another one today, to make up for the 1 ½ year lapse. I know where it's going. Death on the wind, you ask? Yes, I did mention it. For anyone who hasn't read it, you don't need to to understand this story, but you'll enjoy it more if you do. It's at: