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    "You'll have to have a lot of conversations, to try to remember everything," Maia suggested. At least he didn't mind the memory being a sad. Progress was progress, right? Hopefully, that would mean his next memory would be a happier one. If not, Luna would be there to try to make him feel better. Maybe, Maia would be, too, depending. It was hard to tell when the purple Digimon would pop up.

    The question made Maia shake her head, though, "sorry, can't say I've ever even seen an Alphamon." It made sense, with Alpha in the name that it would be kind of like a knight. "I'll keep my eye out for them, though, alright? If I see them, do you want me to tell them you're looking for them?" That could either be helpful or the exact opposite, depending on what the memory was actually regarding. Oh, well. At least she was trying.

    Terminus? At least that was one of the easier cities to find in the Digital World! "Great. I'll remember that," the tamer smiled. She could have used that sort of help back when it was her first time in the city and she wasn't really sure where to go, but Dust probably wouldn't have known back then, either. It was still good to know where to find him, if she needed him. Or, maybe, if he needed her? That didn't seem overly likely, but who knew?

    But, the fact that a Digimon was willing to offer her any assistance was actually a pretty heartwarming gesture! "Thanks, Dust," Maia smiled, putting a hand in her pocket. "If you remember anything else, though, I want to hear about it." Honestly, Maia didn't see herself needing too much help at the time being. She tried to keep out of any form of trouble that could need any assistance. Then again, with Digimon popping up everywhere, it was hard to tell what even tomorrow would be like.

    There was a short snort of the Digimon on her shoulder waking up, as he looked over the two rookies that were having a totally normal conversation with his tamer. "Why didn't anyone wake me up if there was a party?" he grumbled, not even bothering to lift his head off of his tamer's shoulder.

    "You better," Maia teased, before looking at her Digimon. He was still pretty dazed from sleeping, but at least he was conscious enough to knowingly respond to the rest of the conversation! She'd have to tease him about his failure to keep his mouth shut, during his naps, later.

    "Okay," the digimon groaned a little. How had he missed out on a whole interaction time with other rookies? Especially ones that he didn't know! Maia was going to have to fill him in on it later on!

    The tamer was still curious what had hit the Impmon, but he clearly didn't intend on telling anyone. Oh well, it would have to be his secret, then. Surely, it had to be something embarrassing if he wasn't willing to share. After all, nobody kept secrets about things they were proud of. "Oh, my house," the blonde turned, to point at one of the homes. They probably all looked the same to a Digimon, though. After all, it wasn't like he lived in one of them and needed to tell the difference. "It's the one with a blue stripe on the mailbox," she added, for further visual clarity. Hopefully, something like that would make it easier to remember.

    Though, what her parents would do if a little Digimon came knocking on their door was questionable. Oh, yeah. She still needed to talk to them about Kuu. Maybe it was just easier to drop the whole 'digimon' bomb on her dad and let him figure out what to do regarding her mom. It would certainly save any hassle later on. "My bedroom is the top window, facing the street, if you'd rather not worry about other people noticing you as much." Yup, just tell a Digimon where you sleep at night. Solid plan, Maia. At least Dust didn't seem like the type that would abuse this knowledge.