Snowbound [Marshal/Maia (and also Shi!)]
Jul 4, 2016 4:15:16 GMT
Post by Maia on Jul 4, 2016 4:15:16 GMT
Maia found herself nodding quietly to Shi's response to her Digimon. Though, it was still put to question what really happened to humans that died. Especially if they were in the Digital World. Would anything be different if it was here or there? Either way, the teen certainly didn't want to find out about any afterlife for several years to follow. Thinking about it, if Digimon died and came back, would they still seek out their old partners? This was just another thing that she wasn't too keen on testing any time soon. Or ever, for that matter.
"Overthinking gives me a headache," the girl mumbled, glancing to Marshal. Then again, most things Digital gave her a headache! It had to be obvious, just from taking a glance at her Digimon!
Bouncing in place, in front of Firamon, the Reppamon was nodding his head rapidly. "We make a good team! We need to adventure together more!" As quickly as it was said, the Champion spun his head to look at Shi's Digimon, "all of us gotta adventure together!" After all! It was no fun if someone got left out! And, the more the merrier, right?
Feeling the need to speak up, Maia added in, "just, no more adventuring for today," she insisted. More quietly, there was an added, "or for a week. Or three." Adventuring was too much effort, and simply too dangerous! Why did her partner have to be so interested in it all?
"Overthinking gives me a headache," the girl mumbled, glancing to Marshal. Then again, most things Digital gave her a headache! It had to be obvious, just from taking a glance at her Digimon!
Bouncing in place, in front of Firamon, the Reppamon was nodding his head rapidly. "We make a good team! We need to adventure together more!" As quickly as it was said, the Champion spun his head to look at Shi's Digimon, "all of us gotta adventure together!" After all! It was no fun if someone got left out! And, the more the merrier, right?
Feeling the need to speak up, Maia added in, "just, no more adventuring for today," she insisted. More quietly, there was an added, "or for a week. Or three." Adventuring was too much effort, and simply too dangerous! Why did her partner have to be so interested in it all?
