Here is another chapter~! :3 And I have a story cover up too~! :3 It is of Omnimon's emblem here. It is the Crest of Friendship with the points of the Crest of Courage, but this will become a golden color on his cape later on. The only thing that is not is the grey slash mark. :3

Opening Files: Omnimon's Omni Force-Brave Shield

In the days following Katz's defeat in battle, Omnimon, during training his Aura with the aid of Monty Uno, found he had a new form to his Semblance, a golden shield that he could create from his left shoulder's symbol. Called the Brave Shield, this form of his Semblance is strictly a defensive measure, only used when he is cornered or surrounded by enemies.

The Brave Shield can also be boosted by his Aura, giving Omnimon an almost perfect defense. Unfortunately, the limitations of his Semblance prevent him from using any other form of his Semblance when the Brave Shield is activated or in use. While strictly defensive in nature, if Omnimon chooses to, he can rush at the enemy with the Brave Shield active and slam into them, causing them to get thrown back by the force of the impact. Of course, since the Brave Shield only faces the direction Omnimon faces, this can leave him vulnerable to attack from behind, or so it seems. With the Brave Shield, it forms a three sixty degree shield around him, but it is weaker from behind and must be boosted by his Aura in that area.

"Is a good defense necessary to trade for a good offense?" TOM asked as the Brave Shield file closed. "Or is a good offense necessary to trade for a good defense?" He leaned back and looked out the window of the Absolution. "Can one have both? Or is someone only allowed to have strictly one and not the other? A good defense can make for a good offense while a good offense can make for a good defense. I suppose it is all in how one looks at it, isn't it?"

The training for young Abigail wasn't going as well as it could have, although she was making good progress. Whenever something went wrong, she would correct it the first chance she got, but sometimes, she would make the same mistake again. And that was when Omnimon would work to correct her. The Royal Knight had to admit, the Faunus girl was driven, but drive alone wouldn't cut it if she was to survive. Eventually, he decided to call a break. "Very good, Abigail." The Digimon said as the Faunus looked at him with a bit of pride on her face. "You've been improving. However, I believe it is time you took a rest."

Abigail nodded, feeling the exhaustion of the training catching up to her. "Good idea..." she agreed, panting in between speaking.

"Go ahead and take some time to recover." Omnimon said. "We will resume tomorrow." The Faunus nodded and went off to rest. As soon as she left, Omnimon made his way into the house, heading to the guest bedroom. There was something there that he wanted to read anyway.

Once there, he found the book he was looking for. Reaching up, his head-hand things opened up to reveal his 'real' hands. Or what could be considered manifestations of real hands. In reality, he didn't have hands, just the data that his weapons were created from, and that lurked inside his appendages that were supposed to be his hands. So in effect, Omnimon didn't have real hands, just manifestations that could pass off as the real thing. Of course, they could be used like the real deal, so it didn't really matter in the end anyway. Omnimon grabbed the book and sat down, opening it up to read. It was a simple history book really, describing the rise of the Grimm, Semblance, Dust, and Aura, but the Royal Knight figured it would help him to better understand the odd happenings in the world he was now in.

As he read through the book, he didn't find anything all too interesting until he came across something that caught his attention. "What the...?" Omnimon muttered to himself. "The Elementals?"

Reading further, the Digimon both understood the concept, but as also confused by it, and that was saying something since he was a digital being made up of data. Closing the book and putting it back, he figured talking to Monty Uno might clear up some of the confusion he was feeling. His 'hands' dissolved into the data that allowed him to create his weapons once more, concealed and out of sight like it always had been.

He found the human male in no time. "Monty Uno, I believe there is something I would like to talk to you about." Omnimon said as Monty looked back at him with a smile.

"Of course, chap." He said as he sat down, motioning for the Royal Knight to do the same. "So, what is it you would like to talk about?"

Omnimon was blunt and to the point. "I was reading a book I found in the room you are allowing me to stay in, and I will be honest, I am both confused and understanding of the topic in question."

"And what topic would that be, my boy?" Monty asked as he looked at the Digimon next to him.

"These Elementals." Omnimon replied.

"Ah, I see. And what is confusing you, chap?" Monty asked in understanding.

Here, the Royal Knight sighed. "Two of the elements I can understand and accept, since there are the Warriors of Flame and Ice, two of the ten Legendary Warriors. The Warrior of Darkness, whom I mentioned before, is also one of those ten."

"I seem to remember that quite well, chap." Monty assured the Digimon. "But what does that have to do with the topic?"

Omnimon looked back up at Monty. "As I said, two of these Elementals I understand being as such. But it is the last two that confounds me. I can't wrap my mind around it."

Monty looked at him with a look that said to continue, so, the Digimon was blunt and to the point once more. "I don't see how Slime and Candy can be elements."

The human male nodded. "I see. Well, just think of it like this." Monty said gently with a bit of a smile. "Think of Candy and Slime as advanced forms of Earth and Water."

While Omnimon still didn't quite get it, he did understand enough to let it go. He nodded. "I see. Very well." He replied at last. "I can accept that."

Monty smiled. "Good for you, my boy."

Van Kleiss looked over his new subject with pride, watching as the data on the subject flowed over a computer screen before him. It seemed this one had the potential to become evil and be controlled, but was only held back by a stupid sense of honor and justice. That would not do, he mused as his fingers flew over the keyboard. He had noticed this one could be reprogrammed, or at least controlled by a program of his own design as well.

Yes, this one would be perfect to eliminate the first subject, he mused. Yes, Van Kleiss had confirmation that the first subject was indeed still alive, and he knew he needed to eliminate it as soon as possible since it could become stronger and learn about its own Aura as well as the Semblance it had to have.

'I will not let this remain a loose end.' Van Kleiss thought as he typed away at the computer still. 'But until the reprogramming is done, I need to send for someone else to do the job.'

And he had just the ideal being to send, he recalled with a dark chuckle...

Omnimon was back outside training Abigail again the next day, but this time, Nigel was also watching. "Not bad, Abby." Omnimon praised, using her nickname this time. He had found it easier to use, and since she had insisted on it too, so he was now making it a habit to use that instead of her full name.

"Thanks!" Abby replied, blushing.

"You were much better than yesterday." The Royal Knight continued. "Although you still need to work on your reflexes, I don't think you will have much trouble improving if you keep this up."

Nigel looked back at the Digimon. "Is it true?"

"Is what true?" Omnimon asked as he looked back at the boy.

"Are you really as fast as my dad says?" Nigel clarified, making the Digimon laugh.

"In terms of reflexes and reaction time, yes I am." Omnimon confirmed. "Although that is mostly because of my digital nature."

Nigel looked quite excited. "So you could possibly match even Major Glory?!" He asked excitedly.

Omnimon cocked his head in confusion. "Major Glory?" He inquired. "Who's that?"

Nigel blinked. "You don't know?"

"Forgive me if I don't." Omnimon said as he looked down. "But I have only been here a few weeks at best."

The boy frowned. He knew what the Digimon meant. Monty laughed. "He is one of the strongest heroes in the world." The man replied. "Flies around in his star-spangled cape and suit, wearing a mask that is modeled after the golden eagle that is our nation's symbol."

Omnimon blinked, but didn't question it further. "And he is a Huntsman?"

"Yes and no." Monty replied. "He hunts down Grimm yes, but he has no Aura and Semblance. He has superpowers instead."

"So, he's a superhero?" Omnimon questioned. He had the feeling that a Digimon wouldn't really stick out here that much as something very unusual if what he was hearing was right.

"That's right, chap." Monty confirmed.

Sighing, Omnimon shook his head. "And here I thought Grimm were the oddest thing out there."

Looking back, he suddenly tensed as something seemed to come into his senses. His blue eyes were darting around, making Monty confused. "Is something wrong, chap?" He asked. But that was all the man could get out before Omnimon suddenly grabbed Abby and Nigel, diving to the ground as a blast of something cold sped over the trio. Monty was nearly frozen if he didn't activate his Semblance and create a fire shield, but barely. Looking back behind him, Omnimon let out a low growl, one that sounded almost...animalistic, but at the same time, not. For there, in the trees, was a humanoid figure, but one that had no hair, a glass eye with a scar coming from below it, and a black eye that flashed red...

Monty froze as he saw this. "Oh no..." He breathed, scared out of his wits now, for the 'man' before them was actually one of the rumored Fallen. The purple and black veins were the big giveaway after all. That, and no human had ever lived against a Fallen in battle. Or if they did, they were extremely lucky. Either that, or extremely skilled and powerful. Yet here he was, a former Huntsman, facing down a Fallen! "That's a Fallen!"

Omnimon didn't feel like questioning it, but he had to know. "What's a Fallen?" He asked, never taking his blue eyes off of the Fallen's form.

"A Fallen is a human imbued with the essence of Grimm." Monty replied. "No one knows how they form, or what their true abilities are."

Omnimon growled that same growl again. "So he's not human then." The Digimon said in a serious tone. "That means I don't have to worry about taking that thing's life then!"

Monty shook his head. "No! You can't fight a Fallen!"

Omnimon looked back at Monty. "Why?!"

"You're just a beginner!" Monty protested. "The Fallen will kill you in seconds!"

"How right you are." The Fallen purred. "And as I am General Reginald Skarr, no one lives to tell of surviving me!" He swung his broadsword, but Omnimon was quick to react, his Semblance taking the form of the Brave Shield and appearing, blocking the blade.

The shield deflected the blade, Omnimon adding his Aura into the mix as well. Monty blinked, but felt pride well up inside his chest. Omnimon was learning how to use his Aura quite well, and combining it with his Semblance was just what made it all the more worthwhile in watching, despite the terrible circumstances.

"So, you too have a Semblance, hmm?" General Skarr mused. "A shield that you can create at will is not much good against someone like me."

Omnimon growled to himself. The only reason his Brave Shield had activated was because he had two children to protect. It wasn't like he could control it at will!

Looking back with one eye, he caught Monty's gaze. "Monty!" He shouted. "Get the two kids out of here!"

Monty blinked in shock at this. "But-"

"No buts!" Omnimon countered. "I will be fine! Just do as I said! GO!"

The man wanted to get the Digimon out of there as well, he really did, but against a Fallen, he had no chance. So, he had to trust that Omnimon would be alright. After all, he was a Royal Knight, right? Didn't that mean he was strong, strong enough to take on Digimon that were far stronger than him? Taking one last glance at the Digimon, Monty grabbed his son and Abby, running from the forest where they had been training.

Omnimon watched this before he looked back to General Skarr. "You won't get those two kids." He hissed as Skarr laughed.

"Who said they were the target?" The Fallen sneered back. "My target was you!" Omnimon's eyes went wide at that declaration before he was forced back by a blow from Skarr's broadsword.

While this was going on, Monty had been trying to get Abby and his son away from the fight, but the girl didn't want to go. She had never seen a Fallen before, and wanted to see how Omnimon handled the subsequent fight. She peered out, hoping to see how well it was going without getting seen.

The Digimon staggered back, but he didn't fall like Skarr had hoped he would. "Hmm...perhaps I think you need to learn how to bow before those who are superior to you..." Skarr murmured as his Aura flared into existence. Omnimon looked back up, only to realize that was a big mistake, as then, he felt...weird...like something was...he didn't know how to describe it, but it was like someone was inside his head, trying to take control of him...make him...bow...down...!

Omnimon at once fell to his knees as his head-hand things went to the sides of his head. His blue eyes were wide with shock and realization both at the same time. This Fallen was trying to make him do what it wanted! Shaking his head, the Royal Knight tried to force the Fallen out of his mind, but to no avail. Skarr laughed at his reaction. "It is futile to resist me..." Skarr purred as he walked up to the shaking Digimon. "Now...tell me...who sent you here?"

Omnimon didn't know how, but he knew he had to resist this thing's attempts at controlling him! He closed his blue eyes and tried to call upon his Aura, but to no avail. Even the Brave Shield wasn't working for him this time! Omnimon mentally gritted his teeth as he tried to find a way to overcome this Fallen's Semblance. Yes...it had to be that! How else would this be occurring?!

'Focus! Focus damnit!' Omnimon thought to himself. He knew he wasn't just made up of two powerful and experienced Mega level Digimon, but also the digital essence of human children as well. He had to remember that. The collective will of the children that day had created him, as had the two Mega level Digimon. Focusing in on that, Omnimon was able to settle down. He was also able to call upon that very essence, the collective will of all those children who had come together that day. Slowly, the presence of Skarr retreated from his mind, allowing the Digimon to open his blue eyes and make direct eye contact with the Fallen, who looked quite surprised. "H-how?!" He exclaimed in shock. "How did you break out of my Semblance?!"

"Let's just say I have a...very...strong will." Omnimon replied vaguely. He stood up, drawing out his Grey Sword as he did so. He concentrated his energy on the blade, causing it to glow blue. "Let's see how you like this!" The Royal Knight roared. "TRANSCEDENT SWORD!" The blue shockwave flew at Skarr, but he was able to use his Blue Dust to cause a blue shockwave of his own, freezing anything it made contact with. The two shockwaves collided, dissipating into thin air. Omnimon was quick to note he didn't feel tired after using the Transcendent Sword this time around. 'Must be because I unlocked my Aura.' He mused before returning to the battle at hand.

Skarr swung his broadsword at the Royal Knight, but Omnimon was quick to counter with his own blade, brining up his Grey Sword to block the blow. Skarr quickly backed up and ran again, but Omnimon swung his blade down towards Skarr's head. But the Fallen brought up his blade and countered by parrying the Royal Knight's own sword. Skarr brought up his left leg in a kick, but the Digimon punched using his MetalGarurumon head hand, nailing Skarr in the chest.

Skarr snarled as he switched to his rifle and fired off Blue Dust, hoping to freeze the newcomer who has fought off his Semblance. Thinking fast, Omnimon knew how to counter the shot. He called out his Garuru Cannon and aimed it before firing as well. "Absolute Sub-Zero!" He shouted, firing off a powerful freezing blast that countered the Blue Dust sent his way, causing ice shards to fly in every direct at the contact with the other blast. Skarr barely put up his own Aura in time, just as Omnimon's Brave Shield came into existence as well, blocking the ice shards from hitting him as well.

"No way..." Abby breathed, but her words were heard by Skarr as well as Omnimon. Skarr looked back at her with a sneer as he locked onto her hiding place. "Well, it seems we have a tag-along..." The Fallen purred as he stared right at Abigail.

Omnimon looked horrified as the girl made eye contact with Skarr and began to walk out into the open, a dazed look in her brown eyes. "And a Faunus as well...she will make a perfect slave..." Skarr purred again.

Then, Omnimon reacted. He moved quickly, his Grey Sword's Digital Runes lighting up, but only certain sections of certain Runes. "No! I will not allow it!" Omnimon roared as he brought his blade back. Monty had run back to try and save Abby, only to pause as he saw the sections of certain Digital Runes glowing. It was the same sections that had glowed when Omnimon first used his Semblance against him and Katz! If he was correct about this, then this Fallen's Semblance would be disabled as well!

Skarr looked back at Omnimon coming his way, and while he was able to get up his Aura, it was too little too late, as Omnimon was able to get a slash in on him, injuring his left shoulder and drawing blood before landing in front of the young Faunus. At the same time, Abby snapped out of the trance she was in, looking confused and feeling scared. "W-what...?"

Looking back at the girl, Skarr glared at her as his eye flashed red again, but to his slow realization, the Faunus wasn't falling back under his Semblance at all. Rather, she was backing away from him in fear. He tried to impose his will on her once more, but to no avail. Realizing his Semblance was no longer able to be used, Skarr looked at Omnimon in fury. "What the hell did you do to my Semblance?!" The Fallen demanded. "I demand an answer!"

"An answer you're not getting." Omnimon retorted as he stood up and glanced back at the Fallen. "You can't make me answer you, nor can you make this girl do what you want anymore."

Realizing this...being was right, Skarr realized he had no choice but to retreat. His Semblance alone was enough to make him a threat, but without it...He had the feeling this was one opponent he wasn't going to have an easy time against if his fight continued.

"Fair enough, but you haven't seen the last of me." Skarr said. Then, he ran off into the brush. Omnimon suddenly felt exhaustion hit him as he fell to his knees. He couldn't understand it. Who was that, and why was he the target? Monty ran to his side. "You okay, chap?" The man asked as the Digimon nodded.

"Yes...I am..." Omnimon admitted. "Although exhausted..."

"You...You just..." Monty shook his head in confusion. "How did you survive against a Fallen?!"

Omnimon looked back at Monty with a serious look. "Did I not say I was a Royal Knight?" He questioned back. Monty had the decency to look sheepish to the Digimon at that, which was what Omnimon had wanted.

"I believe you did, dear chap." Monty replied as Omnimon nodded.

"Then there you go. You have your answer." The Royal Knight replied. Looking down, Omnimon trailed off. "But..."

Monty looked at him in confusion. "But what, chap?"

"That Fallen said I was the target..." Omnimon muttered. "Which makes me wonder if the thing knows something about how I got here."

Monty frowned at this news. "If that is the case, my boy, then you would be hard-pressed to find a Fallen if it is answers you seek. Fallen are hard to find, and even harder to defeat." The man said gravely. "You would not last long if you were to go beyond the borders of GrimmFall and seek out Fallen."

Omnimon looked back at him with a glare. "So you are insinuating that I cannot take care of myself and that I must remain hidden here, in GrimmFall, for the rest of my natural life, which is, as I explained to you once before, technically forever?!" He snapped back.

The human male put up his hands in a reassuring manner. "Not at all, my boy! I am just stating the fact that Fallen are far more powerful than Grimm!"

Omnimon glared back, but Monty didn't back down either. Looking back at Abby, Omnimon's eyes softened at that point and he sighed. She looked terrified of what had just happened, not that the Digimon could blame her. She had just seen one of the worst beings in this world, and barely survived. But the Digimon didn't feel at ease. Rather, he felt...tense still, almost like the Fallen was still there...! "MOVE!" Omnimon roared. He grabbed both Abby and Monty, diving to the side as a blast of Blue Dust impacted where they had been moments before, creating a patch of ice.

"That Fallen...must have snuck around the back!" Omnimon hissed, only for a scream of fright to cut across the open clearing and make the Digimon's blue eyes snap back behind him as his head whirled around to face the source of the scream: Nigel Uno. "Damn it!"

Monty was tense with rage, but he didn't lash out, for this was now a hostage situation, as General Skarr had his son in his grasp. "Now now. We wouldn't want anything to happen to the boy, now would we?" Skarr purred as he held his broadsword to the boy's neck.

Abby looked on in fear, feeling bad about nearly getting caught. If she hadn't snuck back to find Omnimon, then Nigel wouldn't be in this mess. She was supposed to be his friend and protect him, not get him caught like this! She stood up, prepared to make a sacrifice to get her friend back, but Omnimon's sword arm moved out in front, blocking her path. She looked at him in confusion, but the Digimon didn't make eye contact with her. "I know what you're thinking, but it will not work." The Royal Knight said grimly. "It's me he wants, not you or the boy. This Fallen is just using the boy as a bargaining chip to get me to surrender."

"Will you?" Abby asked. Omnimon snorted.

"Even if I do, he wouldn't spare the child. No. The best thing to do in a situation like this is fight. Don't let this thing get to you, and show no fear or concern." The Digimon replied. He knew it sounded cold and callous, but in the end, it was the only thing one could do if this type of situation occurred. He had never experienced this before himself, at least, as far as he could remember anyway, but at least he knew how to react, so perhaps it had occurred to him before.

Abby looked horrified at his response, but given how he was a digital being, he had to have years of experience under his belt, so to speak, so perhaps what he was doing was right after all. It only made sense, right? She didn't know how wrong she actually was.

Many in one...

One from many...

White armor...

Flashing silver blade...

Dark grey cannon...

Blue pools of wisdom and innocence both...

Born from both Courage and Friendship...

A warrior like no other...

The Slayer of Grimm...will rise once more...

Master Splinter looked over the reading of the book's pages again. There was a new warrior to rise it seemed. But no matter how many times he read said book, it didn't reveal who said warrior was. For a time, he thought it was one of his adopted sons, but after reading it carefully again, he had come to the conclusion he had been wrong. For none of his adopted children had a cannon, nor white armor.

Sure, Donatello could probably invent said weapon and armor, but he did not have blue eyes. No. His sons didn't match the words in the book of the Ancients. It wasn't them.

"If not them...then who?" The giant rat Mobian murmured to himself. The hunt for this warrior would be harder than he thought...

GrimmFall

Omnimon looked back as he glared at Skarr, who was still holding Nigel in his grasp. The Fallen and Digimon were facing each other down, never letting up their glare on the other. Skarr was waiting for Omnimon to make his move so he could use the boy as a hostage. All he needed was a move forwards, and then he could press his blade against the child's throat. Drawing first blood, he would get this being he was facing down to surrender. Yes, even without his Semblance, which was still unusable, he would win. He wasn't a Fallen for no reason after all.

For Omnimon, it was the same thing. If he made his move to lunge forwards, then this Fallen would draw first blood by pressing that blade to Nigel's throat in hopes he would surrender. But Omnimon wasn't a Royal Knight for no reason either. He would find a way to win, somehow.

Skarr watched and waited, but the Digimon didn't make a move once. The general began to grow impatient, wondering what this being's plan was. Surely it wasn't to stand there forever, was it? Sure, he could play the waiting game as well as anyone else, but there was no way he could play it for too long, otherwise he would begin to get tired from holding that broadsword for too long. Even as a Fallen, he had physical limitations and couldn't hold a heavy weapon for hours upon hours.

'C'mon...hurry up and move...' Skarr thought to himself as he felt his arm holding the broadsword beginning to ache. However, there was no move from his enemy before him.

"If you don't move, I will slice open this human's throat!" Skarr threatened, but there was no movement from the Digimon before him. Skarr growled before he began to move the broadsword's blade towards the boy's throat, preparing to make good on his threat. But he didn't realize that Omnimon had only been stalling for time, time that Monty Uno had used to get behind him.

In a rush of heated air, Skarr felt the heat of the Flame Semblance impact his back, eliciting a cry-no, a howl-of pain from the Fallen. The move was enough to force the Fallen to release Nigel, who ran as fast as he could away from Skarr, back behind the safety of Omnimon, who made his move. He ran at Skarr, his blade drawn back and out. Skarr looked back at Monty before he sensed Omnimon behind him and flared his purple Aura into life. Omnimon's blade was deflected by the Aura, but Omnimon didn't care, because he lashed out with a kick, and that was what sent the Fallen sprawling onto the ground.

Looking up, Skarr frowned. He knew he had to try to get out of this one, but how?! How could he?! He gripped the handle of his broadsword tightly before he saw the two children, trying to run away. He sneered as he got to his feet and ran after them. Both Omnimon and Monty saw this and ran after the Fallen to try and stop him from harming the two kids. But Skarr was much shorter than the two of them and could run faster. However, Omnimon, being taller, had a longer stride and was able to catch up to the Fallen, if not barely. Skarr reached the range where he could strike down the two children, just as Omnimon saw this and felt his data almost freeze. "NO!" He shouted as Skarr brought up his blade before there was just a flash of silver and two screams of terror...

Monty Uno looked down sadly as Omnimon stood against a tree, his blue eyes hidden from view. Skarr had escaped, but not before he left his mark.

"They will be alright, won't they?" Monty asked, although he knew he was just trying to delude himself into believing his son and Abby would be just fine.

Omnimon let out a heavy sigh at that point. "They will live yes...but at the cost of their memories." The Royal Knight replied sadly. "At least, of the time I was here."

Monty looked down again. "So...they won't remember a thing?"

"No." Omnimon confirmed. "An interesting survival mechanism for humans too...blocking out memories that are ether too traumatic, or that are linked to a traumatic event."

"So they won't remember you then..." Monty mused as Omnimon nodded again.

"Yes." The Digimon replied sadly once more.

Monty bit his slower lip. "But if they do remember something, no matter how small, what should I tell them?"

Omnimon looked back at him. "Just let them think they had an imaginary friend for a time." He said, shrugging. "It's really up to you on what you wish to tell them." He then looked down again. Monty could see the hood on his cape, having been sown on there by his wife just last week. "As for me, it would be best if I leave."

"Why?" Monty asked. "Don't you wish to stay?"

"I would if I could." The Royal Knight admitted. "But with that...thing out there hunting me down, it's best I don't remain here." He then looked back into the distance, away from GrimmFall. "And if my friend and fellow Royal Knight Gallantmon is indeed here, then I can't find him by remaining in one place either."

Monty sighed. "Okay." He then looked back at the Digimon, who looked back at him. "But please, my boy...do be careful."

Omnimon gave a soft chuckle. "Don't worry, Monty Uno. I will be fine."

With that, he put up his hood and, closing his cape around his body, walked off. Monty looked after, holding an unconscious Abby and Nigel close to his chest. He wished with all his heart that the Digimon would stay behind with him and his family, but in the end, he had to admit this was for the best. 'And if what I witnessed with his growth is any indication, he will be a great hunter! I'm sure of it!' Monty thought with a bit of fatherly pride.

"Go get them, my boy!" He called, knowing the Digimon would hear him. And hear him Omnimon did. He mentally smirked as he walked off, not even looking back. His time in GrimmFall was over. It was time to travel, and to make his mark on the world...

Hope you enjoyed! :3