Yamato Ishida (
angry_friendship_wolf) wrote2018-08-07 10:12 pm
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[tri OOM] Barry, Cisco, and File Island
Yamato brings Barry and Cisco out through the same hilltop telephone booth he used to bring Autor through a few weeks back, out onto a cliff with a pretty good view of the island.
The island's central point is a mountain that looks more like a sheer spike of rock, and radiating outwards from it are a lot of very different places: Closest to the mountain, there's a pastel-coloured village of some kind that looks like it might be made of cushions; a tropical jungle with a ruined temple of black and brown stone jutting out of it; and a desert with gear markings carved into the ground and a single, leafy mountain in the centre.
Spreading out further than that, there are forests; some kind of icy tundra; a large town with a glittering white castle; a small village covered by a dark cloud; some kind of factory belching smoke into the air; and a plain covered in railroad tracks and ruined trains. Just down from the cliff, there's a lake with a camp set up next to it.
"All right, File Island," Yamato says, shutting the door. "Oldest part of the Digital World."
The island's central point is a mountain that looks more like a sheer spike of rock, and radiating outwards from it are a lot of very different places: Closest to the mountain, there's a pastel-coloured village of some kind that looks like it might be made of cushions; a tropical jungle with a ruined temple of black and brown stone jutting out of it; and a desert with gear markings carved into the ground and a single, leafy mountain in the centre.
Spreading out further than that, there are forests; some kind of icy tundra; a large town with a glittering white castle; a small village covered by a dark cloud; some kind of factory belching smoke into the air; and a plain covered in railroad tracks and ruined trains. Just down from the cliff, there's a lake with a camp set up next to it.
"All right, File Island," Yamato says, shutting the door. "Oldest part of the Digital World."
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Certain that he's pushing the bounds of some kind of physical retaliation, he moves off quick to get things set up, chuckling all the while.
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Nice guy dinos. Who woulda known?
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"You do sound a little like that," Jyou mumbles, thoughtfully, before backing off as Yamato glowers at him.
Sora smiles a little. "Well, that is one nice thing about File Island. Most people here are very eager to help. I'll miss that when we get to Server."
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Finished setting up, he returns to the group, taking care to stand with everyone else between him and Yamato.
"Alright dude, blow it in that spot right there," he calls up to the blue dinosaur, pointing to a spot in the clearing.
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"Digimon are generally a lot more inclined towards aggression out on Server, even in towns. And the usual way of solving disputes is by fights to the death," Sora says.
"Yeeeaaah, Yamato and I were indentured servants at a restaurant on Server for a few weeks, and when we tried to leave, the manager tried to murder both of us," Jyou says, shaking his head. "But he gives us discounts now! So that turned out okay!"
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No less awful, however, than the sniping back and forth going on between Yamato and Cisco, though.
Reaching up to stroke his thumb along his eyebrow, Barry asks Sora, confidingly, "Is it just me that has to deal with this, or do you get this kind of thing, too?"
He gives a nod towards Yamato and Cisco to indicate exactly what he means.
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Silver linings to every cloud.
"Ohhh, I'm Cisco, and maybe one day my voice will break," Yamato replies, pitching his voice a little higher and a little whinier.
Sora peers at Yamato and Cisco, then lifts her shoulder in a slight shrug. "On a good day and when they're not arguing, this is basically what Yamato and Taichi are like," she says, with a quick smile. "Lately, they spend more time awkwardly avoiding each other, but that -- won't last forever, I'm sure."
The blue dinosaur, meanwhile, obligingly breathes out a stream of fire onto the spot Cisco indicated.
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Probably.
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"Daaaaaaaaamn, these guys blow one hell of a barbecue," he notes, looking at the readings.
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"I don't brood," Yamato says to Cisco. "You brood."
Okay, Yamato's never seen Cisco brood ever, but that is besides the point probably.
He makes an irritable noise, padding over to Cisco and setting a hand on his shoulder, peering at the readings.
"Yeah, even at Adult-level, Digimon can do a lot of damage very easily, and they get exponentially more powerful and durable with each level," he says. "But luckily for us, Perfect-levels are rare -- Monzaemon's the only one on this entire island -- and there probably aren't any Ultimate-levels around anymore. So it's mostly Adults like these we need to worry about."
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When Yamato comes close Cisco glances over, grinning while sharing the screen.
"I can see why you'd want defense out there. You'd be a toasted marshmallow for sure."
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"That's good. You guys all probably need each other out there when you leave the island to find the others." And Barry is confident that whatever comes up, Yamato and Taichi will put away any differences to help out the group.
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"I am not," Yamato grumbles. "Jyou's closer to being emo than I am."
Jyou looks mildly offended by this, adjusting his glasses with a quick scowl.
"You're right about us getting toasted, though," Yamato says. "We're the weakest things in this world right now, or thereabouts."
"Yeah, and I can't die on this trip," Jyou says, shaking his head rapidly. "I told my girlfriend I was going to a study camp. If I die, she'll know I lied to her."
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"Jyou seems reasonable and well-adjusted to me," Cisco says, matter of factly.
Looking over the data he's collected Cisco nods to himself and then raises an arm.
"Okay, that's cool, got it!" he shouts out to the dinosaur.
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To Jyou he gives a chuckle. "Yeah, they get pretty upset about that."
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Jyou sighs deeply. "She is definitely going to kill me anyway when I get back. I don't know how long she'll believe that I'm at a study camp with no phones allowed," he says. "I was going to tell her! But then instead of telling her, I accidentally paid Koushiro to falsify an entire website for a non-existent study camp."
"Could happen to anyone," Yamato says, mildly.
"I'm -- sure it'll be fine," Sora adds. "She'll probably understand."
The blue dinosaur stops breathing fire, giving Cisco a thumbs up and an enthusiastically toothy grin.
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"Thanks, bro!" Cisco calls up, returning that thumbs up.
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"... I can accept those terms," he says, eventually. They can both be the very models of well-adjusted emotional health.
The blue dinosaur, meanwhile, responds to Cisco's thumbs up by looking very much like he wants to cry with joy. "Your hands are so tiny, bro."
Jyou nods at Barry, very somberly. "You too, huh?"
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"Sort of. I don't have a girlfriend, but it's still hard keeping things from certain people."
Dropping his hand, he gives an expansive shrug and tries to reassure Jyou. "But really, I'm sure it'll be fine. You're not gonna die out here, and even if she does find out I'm sure she'll understand."
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He has no problem being called tiny by a giant fire-breathing dinosaur, so he just smiles.
"Thanks. I guess. You guys are cool."
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"It'll be fine, Jyou," Yamato says, absently fist-bumping Cisco. "Probably. And you can finally introduce us to her, and we'll all talk enthusiastically about how often you've saved us."
"You guys are cool, too!" The blue dinosaur says, raising his arms. "Is there anything else we can do for you, broski? Oh, oh, do you want some beer?"
He stomps into the undergrowth, returning with a bottle labeled 'BEER?' tentatively held between his claws.
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Jyou having his friends talk him up could maybe help.
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