#seedsofadarkfuture

 So where the heck was he? With one last scope of the room she glanced back down to her Digivice and grumbled. An Ultimate was around the city....”Great.” Hopping out of bed, the young Tamer ran out of her room, intent on finding her partner and friend until finally it hit her where he could possibly be and made a U-turn towards the backyard. The Dog house. 

“I must have hit my head harder than I thought..” Mia groaned, sitting up. Her amber hues narrowed as she looked around before her gaze finally fell upon someone. “You..Can you tell me where I am?”

Her voice echoed through the shower as she sang a soft melody she had her eyes closed as she washed the soap from her hair while the water dripped down her naked body. The long performance she held made things brighter for her as she received such an applause the her heart beat rapidly. It was only a moment till she turned around noticing Hiyo staring right at her. “H....Hiyo..w...what are you doing?” she asked turning off the water then reached past him for a towel. “How did you get in here i’m sure i locked the door.” she said covering her wet body.

Shrugging, the AI figures it wouldn’t hurt to start exploring this new world.  Fishing around in her pocket as she starts to leave the cover of trees, X clutches her digivice just in case she needed to bring out any reinforcements.

Mimi dozed off on the couch with the lamp on and checked the time once again, she jerked when she heard the door close and looked over at him. “Where have you been? What happened? I was about to call the police!”

The digimon finally stopped and had to speak to the other. “You look pretty sweet!” was the compliment. ◾

A blush crossed Mimi’s features as she was kissed in such a sweet and loving way and kissed him back once her mind had cleared. She pulled away after a little bit and smiled. “I wasn’t really expecting that.”

{Starfire handles anxiety as well as she can, though she’ll occasionally clam up about whatever is bothering her. She does usually tell someone how she’s feeling and why it bothers her though. Sometimes merely being told it’s okay helps.}