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Astrid here. Today we welcome Seadramon back to the Sanctuary. Goldie has been pacing for nearly an hour waiting- she is more anxious than I would have expected. I have told her not to worry, as we have made sure there is more than enough space for Seadramon to swim as much as their heart desires, but she seems scared they will have anger towards her.
Hi Goldie, it's Lady! How're Astrid and Seadramon settling in?
Hi Lady! Good to hear from you, I hope Felt is doing well!
Astrid is doing great- she's spent the last few days renovating one of the spare barns to make an ideal place for babies! (Featuring a large nest bed for her so she can keep an eye on them).
Seadramon is on the road to recovery. Luckily, their digivolution absorbed most of the force of the lightning, so the damage wasn't as bad as it could have been. They should be good to leave the recovery clinic soon and seem interested in coming back to the Sanctuary! We've been talking most days, they've been trying to think of a name they'd like to be called!
Kiwimon Dossier
Entry One
The Wind Guardians are an odd bunch. This colloquial title for a particular data strain is a fusion of Bird and Plant type data centering around a few digimon. These digimon (including Floramon, Yokomon, and Delumon, among others) are perhaps best represented by the Ancient Bird digimon, Kiwimon. My hypothesis for this group's success is that because Bird Digimon excel at dispersal and Plant digimon excel in stable environments with lots of space, the group was able to colonize new territories very quickly whenever a niche opened.
Ancient Birds are part of a poorly understood part of the digimon Tree of Life- due to the nature of their data as, well, ancient, only a few surviving members of the group survive. Kiwimon are assumed to be more derived than Diatrymon or Ornismon, due to both of them having jagged beaks, suggesting the trait is more basal, since the species are not thought to be closely related.
Kiwimon was first described based on myths and only later discovered to actually exist. It is thought that this legend must have been of significant importance because of how enduring the myth was, and may have been tied to the member of the Olympus 12, Ceresmon.
Have a meeting with a potential digimon liason today! A wonderful Kiwimon named Astrid. She's vetted and has raised a few young digimon on her own, so I'm hopeful the Sanctuary will be a good fit!
It went great! Astrid seems like she'll make a perfect fit around here- and she's excited to help! Here, I'll let her introduce herself!
Hello, everyone. I am Astrid. Goldie has told me about the situation, and I am eager to help. I love chicks, and I can't wait to make sure every digimon in need has a comfy nest to call their own. I have never worked with humans before, but Goldie seems to have things under control-when she steps out of that laboratory of hers.
I was looking over data!
I was under the assumption you were writing fantasy stories.
... It was just some theoretical digimon forms!
Hmm.
Have a meeting with a potential digimon liason today! A wonderful Kiwimon named Astrid. She's vetted and has raised a few young digimon on her own, so I'm hopeful the Sanctuary will be a good fit!
Pitch/Pichimon Dossier
Entry One
Nearly Planktonic, though in areas without a strong current it is a capable swimmer. Despite holding the record of smallest Digimon, it is thought to be highly derived because of its complex eyes, curious nature, and precise motions.
Called "microbelike" in its anatomy, in practice it moves like a small fish, daintily plucking DigiPlankton from the water. In a way, it could be considered the apex Predator of planktonic life... other than Whamon, of course!
Although the Deep Savers and other fields are a less scientific way of describing digimon relations, it is to be noted that Pitchmon is highly associated with the Deep Savers.
In the wild, Pitchmon often hang around their more evolved forms (especially Bukamon and Gomamon)for protection. Less social Pitchmon tend to be more sedentary and like to hide, foreshadowing the eventual evolution into Syakomon
Well folks, no organization is complete without a false-start, huh? I've been absent from the blog for about a week, as I was handling a... situation on the sanctuary (I'll explain, don't worry). I was definitely at fault, and I've been speaking with some digimon from the Primary Village as well as a few Tamer friends about how to best go forward.
At first, once Pitchmon hatched everything was going well. We were getting good data about the best salinity for it's water (thrives in seawater levels, does okay in fresh water), making sure it had plenty of food, and I hardly left its side during the first few hours and days. When it digivolved into Bukamon I was overjoyed, and when it began communicating with me I was so happy.
However... a lightning storm on the property and an improperly sheltered pool meant that an errant bolt caught Bukamon directly. This would normally have been a problem unto itself, but when it warp-digivolved to Seadramon immediately I knew we had a problem on our hands.
Seadramon was understandably scared and was in much too small an area. It lashed out, and caused quite a bit of damage before I was able to get a Tamer to the Sanctuary, and they and their MachGaogamon were able to subdue Seadramon and relocate it to a care facility.
I've spent the past few days figuring out how to make sure things like that don't happen, and have come to the conclusion that I need a partner digimon (Or at least, a digimon who is willing to stay in the sanctuary as a safeguard/ambassador to the other digimon). Until then, I won't be using my Accumulator, and will be analyzing what data I was able to gather before the incident.
Also, thank you for everyone who sent in asks asking about Pitchmon, I apologize for not answering them! I feel terrible I brought someone to risk, we're gonna learn from this!
The egg! Is hatching! I'm gonna have my hands full, but I will post updates as I can!! I think it's a Pitchmon!
Today, I set up my Data Accumulator, a system that detects and copies particles of digimon data from the ambient network in order to create a digitama. This method is essentially random (I can't determine the baby digimons species ahead of time), but also doesn't harm any naturally-occurring digitama from the Digital World.
I have a playroom and incubator all set for the egg. I will only be raising one digimon at a time, and once they are of age they will have the option to leave the sanctuary. I can't wait to meet our first little one!
Oh I've heard of these! That's a pretty expensive piece of kit, and I know you need a permit to operate one too. Don't you need to be certified by Digimon working in Primary Village and the main Unions to have that in your lab??
That you do!
I haven’t met with Goldie personally, but BanchoLeomon said she came by while I was away. She’s certified~
Oh yeah, the certification process was one of the longest parts of getting this place up and running! All of our staff members have at least worked with Digimon and gone through proper training, but both I and the Sanctuary have all the permits we need to own and run the machine. It's a messy area. Obviously, you don't want anyone to mistreat a Digimon, but it's also potentially a security threat if someone with ill intentions gets ahold of a rogue digitama.
After nearly twenty-four hours of scanning and processing data, I have successfully created a digitama! It's smaller than i anticipated, about 6 inches across, and the shell is light blue in color. I've placed it in the incubator for now.
The compiler indicated the gathered data was mostly aquatic in nature, indicating we may be raising an aquatic digimon! I've requested a large tank moved out from storage and set up in the main house - a task I'll be assisting with most of the day today.
Today, I set up my Data Accumulator, a system that detects and copies particles of digimon data from the ambient network in order to create a digitama. This method is essentially random (I can't determine the baby digimons species ahead of time), but also doesn't harm any naturally-occurring digitama from the Digital World.
I have a playroom and incubator all set for the egg. I will only be raising one digimon at a time, and once they are of age they will have the option to leave the sanctuary. I can't wait to meet our first little one!
What the overall goal of this place? And is there only 1 location?
The goal of the sanctuary is to provide a haven for digimon in the human world. This is initially going to be used to house digimon who need a break from tamer life, who were injured in combat, and other situations that may arise. We are the only location of its kind that i know of!
My job at the sanctuary is as a caretaker and researcher - I'll be studying digitama and young digimon, as well as writing up dossiers on the digimon staying at the sanctuary. My goal is to assist tamers in taking better care of their digimon and to research the evolution and lifestyles of digimon.
Do you have any partners of your own? Or are you just a rescue center?
Unfortunately, I don't have a partner of my own (yet!). The rescue and research centers development is my highest priority at the moment, but I am more than open to establishing a partnership! I like to think I would make a good partner eheh.
Digimon are known for their voracious appetites. So how's the food budget? The poor accountent must be overworked from that alone.
Luckily I'm not handling the budget on my own! We receive a few generous grants, some from local government and some from global agencies. We've set up supply chains from local farms in order to insure that once we start taking care of digimon we should be able to request more goods. I would especially love to incorporate digimon into the rearing of crops, both as a form of enrichment and/or therapy, but also to provide funds and food to the sanctuary!
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Welcome to the Sanctuary!
Hello, I'm Goldie! I'm the Digimon Researcher and Caretaker here at Marigold's Digimon Sanctuary! The sanctuary is in its early days still, but feel free to look around and ask any questions you may have! We'll hopefully have our first Digimon guest here soon!
