Cant do the symbol on my phone but the orange yin and yang symbol from Angewomon
((gonna sliiiightly change the prompt here))
Wizardmon had never thought he wouldhate ice cream, of all things.
Certainly, there were flavors of it hedislikedâto this day, he found it hard to believe oyster ice creameven existedâbut that wasnât the case here. No, the offender was acommon and well-loved flavor, vanilla. That wasnât the problem,either.
The problem was that Angewomon was the one eating it.
Theyâd paused in their travels to spenda day or two in a village resting and restocking on necessarysupplies before leaving again. At the moment, they were seated acrossfrom one another at a patio cafe table. Wizardmon had consideredhimself lucky to find a bistro that happened to serve sweet corn offthe cob, but he now considered himself very, very unlucky that theyalso served ice cream cones, and that his companion apparently had abit of a sweet tooth today.
The very moment her tongue had pokedout to lick it, he had to avert his eyes. He tried staring down athis own food first, so that he would still be facing her, but thedamned table was just the right height that even if he kept her faceout of his view, there was still her cleavage, which as always farworse.
He ended up looking off to the side,watching the semi-busy streets as various Digimon walked, slithered,flew, or otherwise moved to and fro. He always felt rude when he hadto do this. He should have been able to pay attention and hold aconversation over a meal with his friend, but that had becomedifficult to do as of late. His only viable options were to lookaway, or, in moderation, take something to subdue his moods for awhile. Otherwise, he knew he would end up struggling not to stare orlet his mind wander, both of which were dangerous.
He loathed it, but that was how it wasnow. Angewomon probably had no clue, but she was the only thing heâdever encountered that could completely disrupt his thoughts and turnhis brain to mush. Usually, looking away worked well enough toprevent that. He still had to listen, though, in case he was spokento, so it didnât become obvious he was trying to ignore her.
Therein lay the problem in thisparticular caseâshe was inadvertently making the occasional littlenoises as she ate.
Wet noises. With her lips and tongue.
Restraining himself from sighing,Wizardmon slumped a little in his seat and crossed his legs. Hereached backward into his cloak, which heâd enchanted long ago toserve as a âbag of holding,â or an equivalent. He didnât evenhave to look or rummage to find what he needed. He set the 64 ouncecup in his lap, thankful for the cold there, and sipped from a straw.
It was going to be one of thosemood-subduing days.











