Ambitious Beginnings [Marshal] [P.R.O.F.I.T.]

Marshal and Coronamon had been trying to enjoy their day at the beach. They hadn't been there in a few months, and investigating into the matter with the eggs was beginning to reach a standstill.

However, things never were that simple. As soon as they had gotten comfortable, they were suddenly attacked by a MarineDevimon. Coronamon had already Digivolved into Flaremon, but wasn't doing very well against his acquatic opponent.

"Flaremon!" Marshal cried. "Look out!"

Before the Ultimate could react, he was slapped hard by one of MarineDevimon's tentacles and was sent crashing into a nearby shack, destroying half of it.

During a moment of respite, as Yuu was gazing out of the window, she caught a particular sight from the corner of her eyes. A giant, anthropomorphic lion was being flung directly at where she was. And he was coming rather... quickly.

Well, crap. She reacted quickly enough to get into the places that wasn't going to get wrecked, praying that most of the documents she was working on weren't undamaged.

Sighing, she regarded the Flaremon first, then MarineDevimon that Ryu had just restrained... forcefully.

Then, the blonde heard Ryouta's almost desperate cries. God, he did have a flair for the dramatic, didn't he? It'd take way more than this to get rid of her. As soon as the dust settled, Yuu was still there, signing to Ryo.

I'm fine, fam. No need to be so loud. Most of my work being smashed in front of me doesn't strike my fancy, however.

Calmly walking towards where the two perfect levels were right now, she regarded them with irritation and failing to notice anybody else near. She cleared her throat, indirectly telling Ryouta to translate before bringing out her badge and addressing the two digimons.

By the powers granted to me by Whitewater's authorities, you two are under arrest for disturbing the peace and destruction of private property; You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney present during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you. Do you understand these rights? If not, it's rather simple; you destroyed the wrong person's working place, and you're going to pay for it. Dearly.

After those words, she sighed. Dang... hopefully Yuu could salvage at least something of what she did. Otherwise, it'd be pretty sad.

This was not his bed. His bed was soft and covered in white sheets. This was soft, but it was not a matress; it was fur. The blue sky was not ceiling. A beautiful sight to wake to, but not exactly what he had been expecting. The sound of waves hitting the beach was not the sound of a city bustling with life. No stall owners shouting at each other at the top of their lungs. The smell of sea water was not the smell of the city in the morning. Of bread and other bakery goods just getting placed into the oven.

Basically, he was not home.

He was on a beach. Lying on top of a matress of fur. Somewhat familiar fur. The longer he laid on it, the more familiar its warmth and comforting presence felt... 

It snapped into place.

"Crud. She really did find me." He stated flatly for everyone (that is, for her) to hear, before rolling onto his chest. "Did you actually kidnap me from my own home? How?" She had actually found Eldoradimon, climbed onto him, found his particular home and then managed to sneak out with him without anybody else noticing. And without him waking up.

Granted, he was kind of a heavy sleeper.

A small part of him secretly leaped happily as it realized that he was once again free to explore as he wished, under the pretense of a 'kidnapping'. On the outside however, he groaned, pressing his forehead to the BlackGaogamon's fur.

"Oh man, the old man is gonna flip." He whined, burying his face into the fur, not wanting to think of what the old knight would do if he found him. 

Kyo's running form would've stared at her occupant, if it weren't for the fact that she was focused on the road. What Squire said sounded as utterly silly for her, however. This was with his consent!

"Hey, I didn't kidnap you from anywhere! I just came to visit you, then asked you if you wanted to go out on an adventure! Then you said "just let me sleep five more minutes and we'll go" or something like that, so I decided to kill two birds with one stone and I carried you here! I'm truly a genius, don't you think?"

Giving a big jump towards the current scene, the giant dog advanced towards it.

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On the other hand, Yuu was kinda surprised that Ryo wasn't kicking her behind already, but at least could make an educated guess about it. Well, not that she could be blamed for this. In any case... the situation in which she found herself was utmost weird, especially now that Marshal was added into the mix. Well, Ryo was picking some papers, so she guessed it was time to write.

Oh, hello, Marshal. This is your digimon? Don't worry, if there's enough proof about him not initiating the fight, nothing will happen to him. Still, he has to make a statement at the police station and all those procedures. You know, bureaucracy.

Just as she finished writing that last word, Kyo's hulking body landed just besides them, the dog already going standing besides her partner.

"There were problems? Are you alright, big sis'? Nobody got hurt, right?

["Nobody that matters, at least. Our place got half of it torn off and some work got lost, however."] She immediately stared at her cousin. While she liked the idea from an emotional standpoint... ["You can use lethal force only if the subject overly resists arrest or if he tries to escape and can't be apprehended by any other way. Personally? I need someone to cost this place's repairs, so I'd appreciate if you didn't delete him just yet."]

In all honesty, the shack and their lost work was what aggravated her the most. Maybe they could sue a typewriter out of him? That would be neat

That was the faultiest logic he had ever heard. His made no attempt to hide the incredulousness from his face as he stared at Kyo, mouth wide open. And when the heck had he agreed to any of this? He certainly couldn't remember any of it! 

"WHAT." He screeched, nearly falling off her as he propped himself on his arms. "When the hell did that happen?! I don't remember any of that!" Honestly, he didn't even know why he was bothering with protesting now. With Kyo's speed, he was probably hundreds of miles away from Eldoradimon already. "Urgh! What did you even kidnap me for?!" He questioned the large canine. He doubted she needed his help or anything. She was much stronger than he was.

"Are you training another unit again?" He tried to guess. "If you just wanted me as an assistant again, you could have sent me a letter first, you know?" Honestly, it would have saved them both a lot of trouble! His master had probably flipped over the entire house trying to find him by now. "Aw man, he probably expects me to clean it up, too." He complained out loud, resting his head on Kyo's fur.

"So any-WOAH!" A yelp escaped him as Kyo suddenly took a massive leap. His hands squeezed down tightly onto the canine's fur as they soared, landing with a heavy thud upon a beach. "A little warning would be nice, you know!" He groaned out as he rubbed his forehead. The recoil of Kyo's jump had made him slap it neatly Kyo's huge back. Not a pleasant feeling.

"What were you rushing for anywa- ..." What the heck were those? Those weren't digimon. Oh wait, he had seen pics of similar beings before. Ah yes, they were humans. 

He took a deep breath. Then he leaned close to Kyo's ear, muttering extremely lowly. 

"I don't meant to alert you, but we are surrounded by humans..." he murmured, eyes narrowed. There were a few digimon among the human... which made them not only human, but tamers. The horror.

"I think I'll take my ride back home now."

Uh, Squire was afraid of humans? That was funny! Humans are harmless, after all!

"Well, of course there are humans, this is our base of operations! It's kinda obvious that there is gonna be humans! What's wrong with them, however? You look a bit nervous. Maybe do you have a fever?"

There wasn't any other way to justify him wanting to go back, if anything. The adventure was just beginning and he was going to be a part of it! If he wanted to leave, no problem for her, however. Regarding Ryu's stared question, she just shrugged at it.

"No idea! I've just picked him up and became good friends! Never asked if he hated humans or not, however. Do you hate humans, Squire? Oh, his name is Squire-Veemon. Tell everyone hi, Squire!"

While the situation was hilarious, they still needed to adjust some screws. Like the MarineDevimon being, well, a MarineDevimon.

["No time to fool around, girl. We gotta get the bad guy to the authorities. Mind evolving and doing that for me? I can probably take care of your new friend."]

"Sure!"

Said and done, Kyo got Squire out of her back, devolved into her rookie form, and after some digivice shenanigans, she became Astamon and began to reason with the creature, before taking it away, machine gun already trained against the Devimon variant's back.

["Well, that's done."] Yuu seemed to be pretty satisfied with herself, even though a good amount of work became lost. Oh well, no point on crying over broken pottery. ["Well, Marshal. You can begin helping by reconstructing this thing. If you don't have enough money, you can totally work for us."]

If not, he had to think about another way of repaying...

"Oh, well I guess that would have been obvious, yeah." beat. "You know, if I had known you were a tamer's digimon. Do I look like a diviner to you, Kyo? How the heck would I have known that?" The only darn clue was her ridiculous power. But just because she was way too young for her current power, was he supposed immediately come to the conclusion that she was partnered to a human? There were other quick ways of obtaining strength beyond attaching yourself to a human's hip!

"What the heck is a 'fever'?" Digimon didn't get those kinds of sickness. Specially not a digimon like Squire. Squire didn't pay much attention the vermin- er, Humans around them; he was well aware they were numerous around the digital world. It was the 'accomplishments' of a particularly large group of human tamers that had gotten all humans banned from Eldoradimon. 

Honesty & Courage Check: Pass. [+4 Honesty, +3 Courage]

"It wasn't too long ago that the majority of tamers were causing trouble in the digital world. Led by some idiot or something." He informed Kyo, patting her fur. "Like all citizens of the Golden City; I ain't fond of 'em. I don't care enough about them to hate them, though. They are basically bees."

As in, he had a slight fear of getting stung by them, but considered them more than anything an annoyance. Like a bug, or a vermin.

He gave Kyo a look. Of course the social butterfly had to go and give him the task of saluting everyone around him. Somewhat wary, he gave a polite nod towards the digimon first.

"A pleasure, Mr. Coronamon, Mr. SlayerDramon, Mr. MarineDevimon." He gave a casual nod towards the rest. "Humans." After a second, one of the humans very silently seemed to communicate with Kyo, prompting the huge canine to answer with a positive before gently setting him off her back. 

Achievement Unlocked: Innocently insensitive. [+2 Purity, +1 Honesty]

He stared at the human for a second, the motions of her hands alien to him before something seemed to 'click' in his head, and suddenly everything she was doing made sense. Being a digimon was a wonder sometimes.

Suddenly, Kyo was no longer her BlackGaogamon self. Nor was she was her Sistermon self. She was some kind of Mafioso Boss girl. He assumed this was either her perfect or Ultimate form. He was suitably impressed. There was something about one of the humans paying for the destroyed shack at the beach, but Squire wasn't paying much attention to that. He was more curious about Kyo's rather high form. He had pretty much just decided to walk besides her. "So, how does it feel when you become a Perfect? Or is that your Ultimate form?" He inquired upon her curiously.