>[] other?
POKE IT.

>>22715576
[X] Deny reality; shut door.
[X] Wonder if reality has surrendered to your terms; reopen door.
[X] Realize it hasn't; seize (and subsequently abscond with) Zoe.
[X] Deny reality more firmly through patronage of the local corner shop because you are not drunk enough for this shit.

>>22715690
POKE IT WITH YOUR DICK

>>22715690
Poke it indeed.

>>22715690
>>22715770
>>22715702
Ah yes, leave it to /tg/ to poke unidentified slimy objects.

>>22715906
>so, is this the course of action?
>You're going to poke it?
>Okay, then, guess I should get to writing that

Oh man I got here in time for Digimon Quest.
Fuck yes.

Seems we're going to be poking it then?
Better be prepared to be nice after that

Would've liked to talk to it but come to think of it, poking it might lead to talkiung to the slime more, and that's always good.

(Plus, it's kind of cute)

Sweet action, it's Digimon Quest. Gonna go ahead and say poking the slime sounds like a really dumb idea in most circumstances. But, what else can you expect out of a teenager.

>>22715948
Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!Poke it!

>>22716185
Yeah, agreeing with you there - we should probably apologize after we do that, and start communicating.

>>22716285
We don't even know that it's sentient yet. Could just as well be the equivalent of a chicken in the minds of our our character (did we have a name?).

>>22716327
we are Wayne Rogers

>>22716327
Eh, true enough.
But depending on how this works, I think dear ol' Wayne will want to keep it quiet that this is how their first meeting went.

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>>22715948
>(fuck, I just noticed all the tense changes in that first post. I am terrible and I feel terrible.)

Reaching out, I extend one finger, and with a great deal of pomp and ceremony...

I poke the slime.

It make a small, growling noise, and seems to puff up, almost as if it were holding its breath.

Huh.

I look back up at Zoe, who gives me a wide eyed look of confusion, and I give her a somewhat uneasy smile.

"I...THINK it's safe."

"You t-think?" Her eyes flick between me and the bed, before a rattling cough forces its way out of her, and I'm reminded of the situation.

I snatch up the paper bag from where I dropped it, and pull out a bottle of pills. Zoe catches sight of them, and holds out her hand, still coughing into her other fist. I hand her the bottle, but quickly take it back as she struggles to open it with just one hand.

"How many?" I ask, and she holds up one finger. Just one?

I open the bottle, and pour out a few of the pills, handing her one, and placing the others on the bedside for later. After swallowing the small capsule, her coughs begin to slow and get smaller, sounding much less worrying.

She gives me a wan smile and nods her thanks, as I look back at the slime-thing. It's not exactly the same shape as a slime; it has a small antenna and a pair of wings, and it's white, not blue.

"Um...." I begin, before realizing I don't know what to say, or if I should say anything.

[] What are you?

[] Who are you?

[] Where did you come from?

[] other?

>>22716375
[X] Give apologetic smile, for poking at it - it was very rude, and we should know better than that.
-[X] Say "Sorry for that."
-[X] Then ask "Who are you?", in a kind voice, crouching down to better talk to it.

We're a polite gentleman.

Let's not use 'what', because that'd be pretty damn rude.
We want to start on good terms here, because this is something we've never experienced before, and it never pays to be panicky in such a situation.

>>22716375
[X] Stare at it blankly and unflinchingly until it breaks down and tells us what we want.

>>22716399
How do we know it can talk?
>>22716375
- [X] Growl right back - No one messes with the rooster

>>22716446
It's clearly some kind of strange new being.
Movies clearly show us that those beings can totally talk.

Although I suppose I'd be fine with just whispering it, so we don't make a fool of ourselves in case things go wrong.

>>22716446
What's "No one messes with the rooster" supposed to mean, anyway?

>>22716523
That's our heroes nickname.

>>22716399
>>22716433
>>22716436
>>22716446
>>22716468
>Do we have any kind of consensus?
>Do we growl back? Talk to it?

>>22716523
>your nickname is apparently "Rooster". Which may explain why you were up so early today. Earlier than you needed to be, actually.

>>22716554
Growl back! We will do battle with this beast.

Heh, poking it was kind of funny. Well, I think it's time we at least try and mend fences, because a strange creature being pissed at you can never be good.

[X] Give apologetic smile, for poking at it - no need to be rude.
-[X] Whisper "sorry about that"
-[X] Then whisper "Who are you?", crouching down to better talk to it.

Seems pretty reasonable, but eh, long as we're not nasty to the winged slime-thing, I'm fine with whatever.

>>22716554
I voted talk just after you posted, so yeah, going with that; don't really see the need for trying to intimidate the little thing, that's mean you know?

>>22716599
I agree, but growl at it if it in any way appears aggressive.

>>22716575
It's a tiny slime.
Growling at it could very well scare it, and it's in a strange place right now.
Especially when you consider how Zoe reacted around it, and then we poked it - talking in a soft tone will help calm it down.

man I stop to read the 1st thread and look what happens

>>22716613
That's fine - growling is better than trying to attack it or anything like that, so I'd agree with it.
But let's try and talk it out first - if it's sapient or not, appearing in a strange new place, and having an odd creature scream and avoid you only for another one to come in and poke you must be stressful.

So, talk first, and see where it goes, ok?

>>22716599
>>22716613
>Monster comes into your house, uninvited
>Assert dominance
>"So mean"

>>22716651
Still not too late to join in now!
We're arguing about if we should talk or growl at the creature in front of us - I think we should go with talking, because the poor thing could very well be stressed.

>>22716657
It's a tiny little thing with wings, that we thought looked like a slime before.
And as I said, if it looks like it wants to start a fight, then we could growl, because it might stop a fight.

Here's the votes, as I've counted them

Growl
>>22716575
>>22716446

Talk
>>22716399
>>22716581
>>22716613

>>22716554
>>22716549
Ah, I see.
Well, not too bad a nickname.

And going up early seems like it'd help us out, as well.

Anyway, I think we've got a win for an option now, right?

>>22716614
>>22716581
>>22716468
>>22716399
>>22716744

>Talk to it has won out, then

I give it a sheepish grin.
"Um, sorry about that."

The thing makes a noise that sounds like a "pu-pu" and somehow-it lacks arms or legs, so it must have used its wings- turned to face the other direction.

It's still kind of cute, I guess.

"Do you have a name, or something? I'm not really sure what to call you..." I'm rewarded with another "pu." for my efforts.

With a sigh, I get back up, and shake my head. It seems I won't be getting anything out of it right now.

With the Doctor gone, Zoe doing much better, and the egg hatched, I'm not sure what to do now.

[] make some food. Zoe might be hungry.

[] check on the laptop one more time

[] chill for a while

[] other?

>>22716846
[x] check the laptop
[x] then make some food

>>22716846

Check the laptop.

Egg icon went missing, and now an Egg is here? What the hell.

After this, ask Zoe if she's happy with the blob under the bed.

>>22716846
>[X] check on the laptop one more time

>>22716846

make a quick check on the laptop then make some food for Zoe, Ourself and the slime. we are well known for our culinary expertise! that and food is an excellent way of encouraging positive communications

also, Digimon are known for NEVER resisting food when available

>>22716846
Food. also, maybe that'll make whatever it is less grumpy.

>>22716969

This is true. Babby Digimon are like- well, actuall babbies.

OK I'm convinced, I'm changing my vote then.
Going to delete the other post with my vote.

[x] check the laptop
[x] then make some food


I think we can do both?
I've got a feeling the laptop thing will become pretty important.

So if we can only do one thing, go with the laptop.

>>22716846
[] make some food. Zoe might be hungry.

>>22716969
So true.
(i.e. Any Agumon ever)

>>22717295
It pleases me that getting some food is the option that's winning.
Because, as others said; everyone loves food.

...Did anything happen to Gale?

>Food and Laptop it is, then, with Food going first for winning.

Suddenly, I realize how how hungry I myself feel, and look at Zoe.

"You feeling up to eating something?"

She nods sheepishly, and from beneath the bed, I hear a hopeful sounding "bu?" and the little angel slime pokes out from underneath the bed, its large eyes staring up at me.

"You're hungry, too?" I can only guess that it's nodding, since there's no neck, but it does move. Well, that's another mouth to feed, then.

I head downstairs, and begin perusing through my kitchen, thinking about what I could make for the two of them, and what I'm going to eat.

I don't even know if the little thing eats human food at all, for that matter.

[] there might still be something left in the fridge...

[] make some soup for Zoe

[] Sandwiches sound good

[] write-in

>Laptop option is next after this, I'll edit as needed.

>>22717694
[X] there might still be something left in the fridge...
[X] If not, Sandwiches sound good

>>22717694
Curry

>>22717694

SOUP FOR THE SICK AND ENFEEBLED!!!
sandwiches for us and the slime thing.

>>22717694
[x] make some soup for Zoe
[x] Puttimon would probaly enjoy a sammich

>>22717694
Sammiches.

>>22717694
Chicken Soup is the time honored remedy for all things ill. Sandwiches for the healthy.

>>22717855
Hmm, true, I'll change my vote>>22717794 to soup then. But maybe a sandwich for ourselves?

>>22717913
And for the slime thing as well.

>>22717929
Hmm, we don't know what the slime eats, so making a second one would be good I guess. And if it doesn't like sandwiches, we can eat the second one too (or zoe if she's up for it)

Rolled 4, 10 = 14

>>22717694

Soup for the girl, if she likes the soup we have (roll to check)

Samiches for us and slime. Bread and somekind of spread, since we have NO idea what the hell it eats (second roll for check on how "lucky" we are on spread choice)

>>22718090
>You're lucky I'm not taking rolls right now.
>You'd have killed both of them, if those /were/ d20.

>>22718126
Let's...let's not roll anything unless we're asked, guys.

>>22718073
Yeah, we don't know what, but offering something would be nice.
We did basically imply we'd get the slime some food as well, and I don't think it'd mind eating bread.

>>22718126
>>22718377

Oops, sorry about that. Will only roll when asked OP.

>>22718377
>>22718402
>I was exaggerating, but those weren't very good rolls. I'll take rolling when it's appropriate, even if I don't ask, but sometimes, the dice gods aren't very kind.

>Terrible ishotem
>Very much so, captcha

>>22718402
Eh, not too bad - better to trick the dice gods into thinking something bad happened before we need something good to come along, instead of having them screw us when we need something good to happen.

>>22718442
Hah, well, that's a relief.
But yeah, glad we don't have to roll.

>>22718546

True. Rolls always seem to be insanely good or utterly calamatic for me.

Still can't over how adorkable our digi is.

Holy shit why is this so slow?

It's a great quest but man, we have been trying to decide what food to prepare for an hour.

>>22718788
>The inauguration's on, man. I'm distracted.
>Sorry, this post is also getting a bit long, since I'm trying to work in other things.

>>22718825

S'ok. your writing has been great so far.

Looking forward to it!

>>22717694

Chicken soup would be good, I figure. For Zoe anyway. And that little thing, I don't even know what it'll eat.

Maybe sandwiches would be nice. I mean, everyone loves sandwiches of some kind, right?

I make myself and the little guy some peanut-butter and jelly sandwiches, going for the most basic of basic.

At the same time, I get to heating up the soup, and perhaps a little tea as well, since I know the steam's always been good for her breathing.

With the kettle and soup heating up, I head back upstairs to tell her that it'll only be a few minutes, and find the slime-thing sitting at my desk, staring at my laptop. Zoe sends it an exasperated look, before turning to me, still stuck in the bed as she is.

"I tried to get it to get down, but it doesn't seem to want to."

I assure her that it's alright, and that I'll have some soup and tea ready soon. She smiles gratefully, and I turn to the little creature on my desk. Upon taking a closer look at the screen, I notice it's merely watching the screensaver, its little eyes following the swirls of light as they travel across the screen in wonder.

With a smile of my own, I head back downstairs, readying the soup and tea for Zoe, and placing the bowl, cup, and plate of sandwiches on a tray, before carrying that upstairs to the both of them.

Zoe's eyes light up at the sight of the food, and the little guy can't stop drooling when I set the plate of sandwiches down. I put the tray in her lap, and she gives me as close to a hug as she can manage, with the tray on her lap, and her lack of mobility.

I hear scrambling behind me, and turn, to find that the little angel slime has eaten the sandwiches. All of them. And he's licking the plate clean. Once he's positive that there aren't any crumbs left, he looks up at me, a pleading look telling me that despite the sandwiches being gone, he's not done just yet.

>>22718958

With a sigh and an amused grin, I head back downstairs, the plate in hand, to make some more snacks for what is apparently a stomach all its own.

On the way, though, I think of something. If the egg was related to the laptop, then what else might the pc be able to do?

[] investigate now

[] make more snacks first

[] obligatory other

>>22718958
Haha, seems the little thing is still hungry?
If there's still sandwiches left, we could take it down to the kitchen and have it eat some more while we make sure to get some before it can eat everything

>>22718980

introduce the slime to the refrigerator, then after a brief investigation of the laptop, rush to the kitchen to find out the slime has somehow shut itself in the fridge.

>>22718980
I vote we make snacks first.
We can check up on the laptop while we eat a sandwich.

>>22718980
[X] Multitask. Make something more filling for the slime, maybe curry, and while it cooks investigate the laptop.

Hopefully the food doesn't get overcooked.

>>22718980

Make the snacks first. it'll keep it occupied while you check the laptop.

Maybe something natural but substantial. Like carrots, parents will be happy we're eating healthy right? And the slime kinda looks like a rabbit... if you squint...

>>22719025
This.

Seems we're leaning towards food first, followed by laptop checking, then?

>>22719055
good idea

>Start typing large post
>accidentally hit mouse
>get taken to another page
>Entire post deleted because quick reply
>FML

>>22719366
Yeah, the quick reply thing is kind of irritating at times.

>>22719366

thats why i write replys in notepad then ctrl+c, ctrl+v it into quick reply. takes longer but less chance of post deletion buggery...

>>22719366
Augh, that sucks.
Yeah, I prefer to write it up somewhere else, so I can just copypaste it, in case things get weird.

I shake my head, and continue back down to the kitchen. The computer can wait for now. The little guy is hungry. Seriously hungry, judging by the ratio of how much food he ate to how big his body is.

I'm not about to make something that hungry wait just so I can satisfy my curiosity.

Heading back into the land of food, I prep another plate of sandwiches, since he seemed to love the PB&J's so much. This time, though, I take the peanut butter into consideration and take a glass of water with me, with a couple bendy straws stuck together to reach his face.

Taking this new tray upstairs, I set it down in front of the eagerly waiting creature, who has a look on its face that I didn't think I'd see; it's very nearly crying with joy.

It begins devouring the sandwiches with an almost surgical precision, decimating each one by one.

Again, I think of the ratio of its body to how much it eats, and I still can't figure it out.

Once it begins to sip from the water, I'm pretty sure it's forgiven me for poking it. I might be even higher in its eyes than I was before.

...I'm not sure why I think that's important.

I turn to the computer, and dispel the screensaver, staring at my desktop.

The computer's responsible for the egg and what came out of it. I just know it.

Moving the cursor around absentmindedly, I notice another file I hadn't checked before; it's a text document, nothing special like the egg, but the name jumps at at me.

"DGDSTND"

What kind of name is that? And what's with all the D's?

I should...

[] Open it now

[] hold off on opening it

[] talk to Zoe about it

[] obligatory other

>>22719725
Open it but consult Zoe first

>>22719725
>[] talk to Zoe about it
We haven't nearly done enough talking to zoe

>>22719725

ask zoe if she noticed anything strange on her computer this morning. also ask if she had anyone staying round hers. Maybe the person on the other end of her phone was another slime! we must investigate.

>>22719725
[x] OPEN THAT SHIT UP!!!

Finally it continues! I was the guy shouting around for you in the thread yesterday. Sadly I was too tired to see the finished picture. Mind posting it here?

>>22719725
Open it because it's just a text file, just what can go wrong?

>>22719725

Talk to Zoe first, if she;s up for talking. Ask about what happened when the egg hatched, if she saw where it came from, etc.

Afterwards, open the file.

>>22719840
What's the worst that could happen?
There's no way this could backfire horribly and ruin everything, right?

Right?

>>22719884
Dude it's jsut a text file. ".txt"

It's not like FREE_DIGIMAN_CLICK_NOW.exe

>>22719725
[X] Open it now

Hell yes we should open it.

>>22719947
that's what they want you to think...

>>22719947
Exactly, so it's bound to have useful info, whatever it might be.
We're in uncharted territories, finding out more about what's going on is absolutely vital

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>It's tied between opening and talking to zoe right now, I think.

>>22719831
>No, no problem at all. Glad you made it.

>Warning: Pic is my animu rough estimate of what your protagonist looks like. Emphasis on animu and rough.

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>>22719947

>>22720035
GOGGLES! F Yeah!

>>22720035
We must open it now.

>>22720083
And with that, it's time to open the file, I think?

>>22720105

>Well, if that's the way it's leaning...

I open the file.

instantly, I'm greeted by what appears to be a blank document.

a bit disappointed, I stare at it a few seconds, then start to move to close it.

And then I see the words.

They're appearing letter by letter, as though they're being typed before my eyes.

{To ye whom now reads the words I hath spoken, rejoice! For Thou art chosen.}

Chosen? I can just feel my eyebrow lifting on its own in the ultimate expression of skepticism. What's with this dialect, anyway?

The text continues.

{Thou has surely met thy disciple at the time of this letter, and so I implore thee; become strong. Aid Us. Save Us.}

Whoa. This was getting a bit serious. The text just went from silly to Princess Leiah in the span of five seconds.

{Let not the bindings of your world impede your path, Chosen. And despair not, for thou art not alone.}

{We await ye on the other side.}

...what.


[] Talk to Zoe

[] Try and talk to the angel slime

[] Nope! Delete File!

[] Other

>>22720351
tell Zoe about it and the question the angel slime.

>>22720351
>[] Talk to Zoe

>>22720351
Talk to Zoe.

>>22720383

ZOE!!! SHE IS OUR PARTNER IN SLIME!!!!
artificial skits is fun!!!

still wanting to investigate the unknown voice at Zoes house.

Yeah, let's talk to Zoe, but maybe we could see if the angel slime has something to share about this?

>>22720476
I forgot about that. We need to ask Zoey what that was about.

>>22720351

Talk to Zoe. What in all fucks is happening. Egg, Slime, Computer. Anyting.

How much would she really even know, anyway?

>>22720819
That's why we ask

>>22720819
Well, for starters, who that person answering her phone was?
We could ask her that.

>>22720819
Well think about it. Would your first response be to try talking to the animal that hatched from an egg 5 minutes ago or your best friend?

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>>22720491
>>22720476
>>22720400
>>22720383
>>22720373

>All votes for Zoe
>Thisisacceptable

I turn to Zoe, and she meets my gaze somewhat nervously. I suppose this has been a trying day for her, so I try and calm down, if only to make it easier on her.

"Zoe, do you have any idea what's going on?" She blinks, then slowly turns her gaze aside. "...You do know something, don't you?" I follow her line of sight, and notice she's staring at the angel slime. Who is in turn staring at me. I look back to Zoe.

"...did you have an egg pop out of your computer, too?" She nods slowly. I sigh, and palm my face, rubbing my eyes.

"So...who answered the phone when I called your place?" That gets her to look at me.

"You called my home?" I nod. "and someone answered?"

"Yeah. That wasn't supposed to happen?"

"No. No it wasn't."

We both sit there for a moment, thinking about this development.

"So... it learned to talk?" I venture.

"What makes you think we can't talk?" I look at Zoe, and she looks at me oddly. I realize with a start that she wasn't the one who said that. She seems to realize the same thing.

Slowly, I turn to the thing beside me.

It's not an Angel Blob anymore.

[] Who are you?

[] What are you?

[] Why are you here?

[] Nope!

[] Other

>>22720931
I meant more that she probably wouldn't have much to comment on when it comes to the whole text message thing, but fine.

>>22721057
[x] Other
(Snark) Aww, they grow up so fast.

>>22721057

*facepalm*
"of course. Zoe, can you look after this one while i go and get the one at your place?"

>>22721057
[x]Other
[x]When are you?
[x]How are you?
[x]Where are you?
[x]Nope

>>22721057
Who.. what... who are you?

>>22721139
>>22721123
Seconding these

>>22721057
Who are you, it clearly isn't the slime.

(We skipped straight to Rookie? I thought the slime was the baby? Did we skip In-Training because of all the food, or is this Digi treated as an In-Training for this quest?)

>>22721334
treated as an In-Training

>>22721334
>Puttimon has no bridge to plot/Salamon, which I find unusual, but eh. This was what was decided on previously.

>>22721390
it actually does in the games Digimon World Dawn/Dusk

>>22721057
>[X] Who are you?
Let's ask this question first.
Again, no "what".

>>22721474
>Then for the sake of this quest: That food was enough to skip an entire level.

>>22721527
its counted as in-training in the game

>>22721527
We're the best at this whole digimon thing, clearly.
Whoever wrote that note clearly knows who to count on, that's for sure.

>>22721155
Why would you go 'nope'?
The voice seems friendly, after all, and given who it is, well, we've just given her lots of food, so we should keep up the good impression we've managed to build up

>>22721639

i think by the nope, he meant 'i'm not going to question this. i just don't even' as opposed to 'I DON'T CARE!!!'

>>22721639
>>22721687
Well think about it. First this thing pops out of an egg that was on his PC. Then it eats more than it should be able too. And after that it transforms into a weird dog-thing in the matter of seconds. He just turned his back.
There's only so much one can take befor NOPEing out of the room.

>>22721751
Eh, to be fair, he did try and talk to it before.
And he's managed to spend some time with it, getting use to her presence.
But eh, fair point.

>>22721751

exactly. so much nonsensical stuff has happened that we could resign ourselves to believing that it is a dream thusly zero fucks can be given.

>>22721828
I can definitely see another day being when he might need help from his digimon to understand the situation, yeah.

>>22721978
>Another day

>Does this mean you don't want to find out more today?

>>22722165

no, i think he means that this will not be the only 'What The Fuck, I Don't Even' day, that there will be many, many more.

>>22722165
No, no, didn't mean it like that!
I meant that, come tomorrow, it'll be hilarious to see our interaction with the digimon.

I definitely want more.

>That's 3 or so for "Who are you", and two for two "other" options.

"..." I stare at the dog-like creature for a couple minutes. It patiently stares back, a smile on its face. I rub my eyes, then look back to see if it's still there.

It isn't.

I sigh in relief, and turn back to the computer, and come face-to face with the thing I thought was just a hallucination.

"Whaaatcha lookin' at?"

"GAH" I push myself back, which of course leads to me falling over. The little creature giggles to- herself? Itself? I can't really identify a gender. "What-Who the hell are you?"

I won't say I'm not a bit disgruntled with the day's events.

Because I am.

The dog-like creature sniffs in disapproval, and pouts.

"It's not very nice to ask a girl 'WHAT' she is. 'Who' is better." She hops down from the desk and paces towards me. "As for WHO I am; I'm Salamon." She sits down beside my head, a small smile on her face. "And those sandwiches were delicious. D'you have any more?"

I nod slowly, caught off guard by the change in topic. "Sure, yeah, there are more."

Zoe takes this moment to interject.

"Um...I'm sorry for asking this, I know it's rude....but what ARE you? You're not any dog I've seen before, and dogs don't transform and-" She breaks off with a single cough.

Salamon tilts her head, as if confused by the question.

"Why are you two so confused by me? You-" She looks at Zoe, "Already have a Digimon, don't you?"

Zoe and I look at each other.

Digimon?

Salamon?

What?

[] kindly explain further. (wat)

[] Zoe, we may need to go to your place

[] other?

>>22722497
wat?

[X] kindly explain further.

This is a good opportunity to find out more, before we go out and start working on our goal.
And it seems Zoe here is just as confused as us, so I do think we need some info here.

...Can we ask her if she wants to call back home to tell the digimon she has if it's possible to come over here?

>>22722497

"Zoe, we now know who answered your phone. and based on this one, i mean Salamon's hunger, i fear for your cupboards."
"Salamon, you can explain everything to Zoe while I go and pick up the 'digimon' at her house before her parents find it..."

>>22722575
IF we do go there, we definitely would need some way to make whoever answered the phone not attack us.
I'd honestly prefer to bring Salamon with us, if we do go out, though - at least that way, there wouldn't have to be multiple explanations done.

So, the side wanting explanation seems to have this in the bag, right?

>>22723046
>That's where we're going with this, then?
> I've been waiting for more votes.

>>22723133
Seems getting some form of explanation is what the 2 posters above me want (Faceless Archivist wants info to go to Zoe first, but still want info)

>>22723217

this is true. you didn't want the others putting the egg in the fridge, and i think that leaving a baby/in-training digimon in an unfamiliar house on it's own is also digimon cruelty. that and we have a legitimate concern about the status of Zoes food cupboards and fridge...

>>22723285

for clarity when i said 'you didn't want' i was referring to Gale, not anon of post >>22723217

>>22723285
>Would you have put a babby in the fridge?

>And your logic is sound. Any others in favor of this?

>>22723385
As long as we can get some kind of proof that we do know Zoe, sure, why not.
I don't think Zoe can move safely on her own right now, after all, so it'd be up to us to get and try to help out.

>>22723385
If we can bring with us our own digimon, sure, I'd be fine with it, if we want to head out.
Then we can come back, and everyone gets to listen to an explanation about what's happening here.

>>22723436
Actually, that's another thing - if we bring our digimon along, maybe it'll calm down Zoe's digimon enough to let us tell it we're friends with Zoe?

Anyway, I'm off for the night - looking forward to reading about how the Quest goes!

Will this be about the time you run it come this saturday, Gale?
Because that was pretty good for me!

>>22723674
>I'll usually try to run it much earlier.

>>22722575
>Zoe's Parents
>In her home
>Any day of the week
>you might have missed something in the first thread...

>>22723728
Yeah, her parents aren't really home much, or anything.

>>22723728

hey, there could be some kind of accident near their work or something that causes them to have to go home early. that and 'Sods Law'

>>22723728
Hah, sweet!
Looking forward to the one this coming week, then.
Saturday will be fun.

Thanks for running this, Gale.

>>22723791
>My pleasure.
>I'm going to archive the thread just in case, while I type up what I think might be the last post of the night.
>Unless you guys want to end it here and save some of the mystery for next week?

>>22724115
>save some of the mystery for next week

Ha ha ha. You funny guy.

>>22724531
>Darn. And here I thought I was free.

>Oh Well.

>>22724563
I'd like to make a suggestion. When taking votes make it "first to X votes." This would make things go at a faster pace, and it would ensure that more things get done.

>>22724614
>That's pretty much what I do. Three is usually my signal to go, but if there's a tie, I'll go for four.

>>22724695
You could also roll the dice. Evens for one choice, Odds for the other.

>>22724891
>No, I'd like the choice we go with to be one a majority votes for.
>It'd feel cheap otherwise.

>>22724956

there is always the 'most votes in x period of time' method, though that usually makes people slightly irate at missing part of the thread and makes it slightly vulnerable to unwanted options i.e. 'apply the dick to problem A' shit.
but it is an option none the less...

>>22725052
>I also prefer to get multiple opinions, even if it takes longer, because then I have longer to type. Especially when something is going on. Like now.

>>22725885

i assumed that was the case, i mean just look at HoboKing... he hasn't updated his quest in what, 6 hours, but once he wakes up from his alcohol induced stupor, he'll update and then disappear for another 6 hours...
i trust that you will end this thread in a similar way to the last one.

"There's one of you...Digimon at Zoe's."

I slowly turn to look at my friend.

"...I think we need to get to your place. I fear for your cupboards."

"Um, I don't know if-" She looks down at herself, stuck in the bed, and I quickly amend my statement.

"No, you don't have to, if you don't feel up to moving! I can go myself if I have to." She nods, and reaches into her pocket, pulling out a key.

"This goes to the back door. You don't want to be seen going in through the front, since the neighbors might be watching."

I grimace and nod as I take the key. I know annoying neighbors.

"Thanks." I tell her. I don't want to make anything difficult for Zoe.

She's already got it pretty hard, and if I can make it easier for her this way, then I'll try my hardest.

"I'm going with you." Salamon sends me a small grin. "I might be able to convince the other Digimon to help us out, don't you think?"

A bit hesitant, I agree. The "Digimon" may be a bit unusual, but so far I don't have any reason not to trust her.

Plus, she looks like a dog, doesn't she? That'll keep people from looking too closely. I hope.

The collar's kind of weird, though. I mean, Gold?

As we leave the house, all my sense are on full alert. I can't be caught unaware, not with things as weird as they are.

[] head straight to Zoe's

[] see if I can pick up some more food for the other Digimon

[] other?

>This is the last entry of the night. Sorry, guys.
> I'll see you all next week, Yeah?

>>22726408

it has been a pleasure, and the honor has been mine. do you have a twitter thing to announce when you'll be starting, or do you have a time in mind?
(if you have a time, please post the time-zone with it)