Odaiba (Adventure)- More Gathering

[AnT]

@izzy@ "It's worth a shot, but Tai, you know you can't exert his energy so much. It can burn him out."

[YolkaEd]

@tai@

"Yeah, that's right." Tai said, as he tapped his chin. "If we only knew any other Digimon with Dramon Killers... too bad that BlackWarGreymon isn't around, anymore."

[AnT]

@izzy@ "We still have to get there and make sure MetalSeadramon doesn't cause any harm. We're all spread out right now. Kari is with some other DigiDestined to deal with a terrorist group in that world that may had been the source of this dimensional problem, and Davis is too far out to help her, and I haven't had word from the others, though it seems my e-mails reached them without problems."

Still typing away. "Until then, you should go help out Matt in Andromon's city. There's been some strong electrical current that shut down most of the city's power, and a dimensional rift is still there. We also have in our aid one of the native from that world. He's going to stay in the Digital World to help capture the Pokemon around the Digital World...but I'm thinking that maybe you guys might need a guide. After all, you'll be lost in that world without one."

[YolkaEd]

@tai@

"But where are we going to find a guide...?" Tai mused, before he stood up. "Well, we'll figure something out. What about you, Izzy? You and Tentomon gonna help as well?"

[AnT]

@izzy@ "I need to stay and monitor your progress, as well as help Gennai try to fix this dimensional problem." Clicking his mouse, he brought up a digi-port on screen, only this one was black and white. "For example, Gennai and I created a program that will allow us kids with 'old school' Digivice to open Digi-Ports, without the use of a D3. Sadly, it can only work on my computer, since that's where it's installed. I already contacted Greymon to meet you outside the city, and the Digi-Port is all set to that location. You know what to do."

[YolkaEd]

@tai@

"Right! Don't worry, Izzy; we'll fix things right up!" Tai said with a grin, before he took out his Digivice, pointing it at the screen. "Digi-Port, Open!" he called, as he was drawn into the computer screen."