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Here I am. Ventured away from the world of 50% off sales and shopping. I have reached the Internet VastLand. I have reached The Digital World.
Palmon, Gaurdian of the Vineyard
Palmon, I had only just arrived in the Digital World, sun reflecting off of my pink cowboy hat, when I saw you. Then you were just a Tanemon, but I knew you wouldn't stay in that form forever. When Kuwagamon attacked, and my digivice began to glow, I knew that we,together, would venture off and destroy all that is evil.
Togemon
Everyone had escaped the Numemon from underneath the grimey sewer system. There, we met Monzaemon, controlled by a Black Gear... intentions were good. He turned all of our friends into toys, and locked away their Digimon, leaving us and Takeru the only non-digivolving partners left. I knew we'd rise to the occasion.
We confronted him, but a Rookie against an Ultimate Level... Finally, the chaotic army of the Numemon distracted Monzaemon, only to be destroyed. Poor Numemon. The sympathy we had resting in our hearts made you Digivolve to Togemon. With those crymson boxing gloves, you were a TRUE Digimon Warrior. |
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Lillymon
Myotismon had started to occupy Odaiba, Japan. This was my home. My father, filled with rage attacked a Dark Tyrannomon, only to be crippled for 3 days. After digivolving to Togemon, you still were no match due to his Fire Blast Attack.
It was time for me to be sincere on my views of the Digital World, and my life for the past few years. With my dad clutching his legs in agony, and my mom crying at the sight of her only child in the line of danger, I let out one teardrop. The Drop of Sincerety. You digivolved to the Digital Fairy, Lillymon, but Dark Tyrannomon wasn't the least of your worries. Myotismon soon appeared thereafter.
Myotismon appeared, staring at you with his undead eyes. I feared for you, then. You both were ultimate, but he was a greater foe. As he lashed you with a Crymson Lightning, I knew you'd hang in there. Nightmare Claw was his final attack before he took the coloration from you, and let you fall to the ground. I thought I lost you forever. |
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