#1|isaidthatoutloud

[rukuin-blog]

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“These are all just a bunch of snot-nosed kids. Come on, Renamon.” Ruki half mumbled the words and she felt her partner’s presence shift– she was mobile. Clipping her cards back onto her belt, Ruki turned her back on the outlay of the Digimon card game tournament, pushing her way back out toward the card shop’s entrance area without remorse. This wasn’t a qualifier or anything of that nature– although, those things were starting to lose their importance at a steady drop. Now that she had Renamon, there was no need to play pretend. More than anything, she’d been looking for others like her. These losers weren’t worthy. Or so she’d thought– until Renamon reappeared, reclining on a bookshelf of strategy books, out of sight. “That boy.”

Ruki raised a brow at Renamon’s target. Had she seen something? Well, whatever. “Hey, you. The game’s that way. You’re two minutes away from disqualification– not that winning through that pack of wannabes will take you anywhere anyway.”

[taighting-blog]

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“Man! The Gate finally opens and Agumon’s nowhere to be found… Where did that little guy run off to?!” Tai bounced his prized soccer ball once, twice against the patches of grass that crossed his path. The Digital World’s vegetation was always something of a conundrum of him, if only because he felt that this world had such a powerfully natural ambience--

--Especially when its trees’ roots continued on their everlasting quest to trip him at the most inconvenient times. “Augh!”

One stumble later, he swerved around to frown his annoyance at the aforementioned tree-- but found himself blinking at an unfamiliar Digimon instead. And, next to him… someone he’d certainly never seen before. Wait-- “You’re human?!... Hey, who exactly are you guys?!” Soccer ball propped in his hands, Tai’s eyes boggled at the two in bewilderment.