Guilmon ignored him, shoving the envelope in his hands. It had already been unsealed, and it was tied with a blue and gold hoodie drawstring into a bundle. “What the hell is this?” Tomoro pulled at the string to loosen it. “Don’t open it!” There was a shred of panic in Guilmon’s voice, “I mean. Not yet. You might understand, someday, but…” Tomoro’s nostrils flared, “You’re not making any sense, Guilmon.” “No,” Guilmon said, “of course not,” they sighed, “listen. It’s a song.” “The one you were playing?” Guilmon nodded, “Just. It needs to exist in the world. If you could- I don’t know. Make sure other people hear it? Maybe play it, someday.” What a weird and desperate request. “You talk like somebody who doesn’t expect to live.” Maybe that was too blunt, but that’s how Tomoro saw it. “Hey,” he asked, “are you like- a prisoner here, or something?” “Of course not,” Guilmon said too quickly.
Soldier in a box... he's mighty lonely Soldier in a box... he's nothing special
Chapter 24 of Analog Instruments is up! Tomoro wants to free Guilmon from their cage- even if it means dragging them out, kicking and screaming.













