Foxxymoron
Royal Fool
Bring them... Destined seven... Fear them Hell... Fallen from Heaven... In this place... Darkened hall... Seven versus seven... Darkness will fall...
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God that alarm seemed to go on forever, would it ever stop? Surely he could snooze it but he would have rather pulled the entire godforsaken thing out of the wall. That incessant BREEP-BREEP-BREEP just went on and on and on and on until- ~~~~~
"DA-VID SPENCER IS GOING TO WAKE UP, HE NEEDS TO EAT HIS BREAKFAST AND FILL HIS COFFEE CUP, AND IF HE DOESN'T DO THAT, PERTINAX WILL BURN HIS STUFF, SO PLEASE DAVID SPENCER YOU HAVE GOT TO NOW GET UP!"
What in the hell? Was that singing? Bad singing at that. Ugh, so the last two weeks hadn't been a dream. "Jesus, can you rest for like, five minutes? It's barely morning."
"It's one two, then two vertical dots, and then fifteen."
David shot up out of bed. "Ah shit!" He began to rush across his room, zooming back and forth picking up pieces of clothing off the floor, sniffing them to try and discern if they were used, clean, or used but could be passed off as clean. He'd gotten his shirt halfway on before realizing he didn't have any deodorant on and so he had to remove the shirt, grab his roll on deodorant and put the shirt all the way on this time followed by an extra bout of spray deodorant. David's look was complete after getting his black jeans and aviator jacket on. He grabbed the phone that sat on his nightside table and shoved it into his pocket.
"David! David! Your backpack!!" The smaller green-blue creature rushed over to the man who had just seconds before literally fallen onto the ground because he tripped on his own pants while trying to put them on.
David grabbed the backpack from the small dragon and patted him on the head. "I packed lots of tuna sandwiches!" said the creature with a large grin upon his face, he seemed friendly enough, although if anyone outside of the very small circle of people who knew of his existence (David and himself) were to see him they probably would come running with pitchforks or some sort of medical equipment to dissect him, that or he'd be thrown in a cage and left to rot while 'specialists' tried to figure out just what the hell he was. Digimon had previously lived peacefully in Kaybyte City, they used to live all over the world, but when that horrible attack happened it changed everything. That was nearly thirty years ago though and even the stories of Digimon had begun to stop, the government was adamant about shutting down websites and shutting up people who talked about Digimon so David could only imagine what they'd do to him and Pert.
"I still don't get why you won't tell me why you're here and about where you came from." It didn't make sense, it had been two weeks of getting to know and trust each other but there grew a barrier when Dracomon, or Pertinax as David decided to call him, would refuse, or rather, not be able to answer any specific questions he had.
"I told you David, it was like when I went through that portal...WHOOSH!" Pert extended his arms and knocked over a lamp. "Sorry..."
"Ugh, it's fine, I get it, you keep saying that you lost your memories when you came through. But you said there might have been others with you? Maybe they got through too? Maybe this person who gave us this note was one of them?"
The two made their way out the door, David was now carrying Pert around in a large cat carrier. "I highly doubt it," muttered Pert, "God it wreaks of so many good smells in here!"
"I wish you'd stop saying that... Go on, why not?"
Their conversation continued as David made his way towards the nearby park. "Well, I don't remember much but I reckon none of em were too good at writing."
About 10 minutes passed of Pert and David walking and talking before they reached the fountain at Bitter-Run Park. It was a cool breezy day and the sun wasn't shining too bright, it was perfect. The park itself had hiking trails and a large pond where ducks and fish were swimming. It was so aptly named for the plants that surrounded the area, all of them leaving a bitter taste in ones mouth if they were to taste them, of course, what idiot in their right mind would be stupid enough to eat the plants.
"Those plants look tasty. Can I eat them?"
"Jesus, Pert, keep quiet, cats can't talk, remember?"
"Me-heckin'-ow"
"It doesn't seem anyone's here yet." David said, taking a seat at a nearby bench that looked unto the fountain. "I guess we wait."