I never asked for this. (CPK, Maia. Open, but ask first)

    "I can be totally dangerous!" Kuu affirmed, while giggling, and bounding toward the spinning In-Training. Oh, he was totally dangerous. So much so, that he couldn't even say it with a straight face! Of course, that was probably in-part due to his tamer not letting him do most things that could be dangerous.

    Still uncertain of her company, Maia chose not to correct her partner on this. Sometimes, it was better to let people question the strength of others around them. After all, if one of the others weren't actually of good intent, the tamer would prefer them to not assume she made the best target. Given, Chris and his Digimon didn't seem up for the task of being particularly strong. Especially when asking advice.

    Maia shrugged, "actually, I visit the forest frequently," she informed, "Nine out of ten times, you meet someone that knows about Digimon." Oh, and that tenth time is just meeting a lost little girl that thinks that Kudamons are the cutest things ever. With the question of advice, a few different suggestions, and several different questions, went through the tamers head. Ultimately, she decided to let Eva do the talking first.

    After the question that the Renamon placed, Maia included her own, "what do you need to train for?" Had they already visited the Digital World? Had monsters come after them? Probably not, considering the duo was breathing, but she had to wonder what had placed the thought of training into their mind.

Kuu was all for this, though. "I'd love to train! Can I help? I like doing things! And helping! And I'm tough!" To demonstrate, the Digimon lifted himself onto his cartridge, and made a few dramatic punching movements with his front (and only) paws. Dropping back to his feet, he added, "and I can be shiny and stuff!" Yes, because 'being shiny' was always a helpful trait!