Hey @drexal15 am I allowed to vote using this?

[] No. You'd be too vulnerable and moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)
 
There's something funky in the water and I don't like it, the fact that the series used Hangyomon as subbordinates of Dragomon does not fill me with confidence either
Well to be fair Hangyomon seem to follow powerful water digimon in general and they have been seen following plenty of other masters even within that same series.

That said I'm very on edge with the this general area myself.
 
[x] No. You'd be too vulnerable and you don't trust Hangymon… plus moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)

However far you may have fallen, the resulting pressure from being underneath so much water has become physically painful. It's a struggle to so much as move under the ridiculous weight pressing down on your body.
Who cares about drowning, it's training time!
If it's like this for them… but. What can we do against a mon even more powerful than Count? What would a hero… what would Agnimon do?



He'd help.


The medallion in your bag tugs down, suddenly very heavy.

"How can I provide assistance." You half-snarl, prompting a toothy smirk from the aquatic digimon.
I need a moment to just shed a tear. Verge has come so far. :cry:
 
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Beat also dived after Verge and he is hella important to Drop so....

I think the Resistance is just using Drop as a puppet because well Aqua-lite so just feed her praised and she eats outta of yer hand

Course things are not 1 to 1 so Drex might surprise us down the story with Drop
 
Got it.

[] No. You'd be too vulnerable and moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)

I don't want to go out of our way to distrust him and I think the training would do us some real good,

Edit: Swapping due to distrusting winning.

[X] Yes. It would be best if you reunited with your squad as fast as possible so you can tell them about Hangymon's request.
 
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Honestly, I doubt it since, Y'know, idol. Plus... That bit about priests. Do The Ten have priests?
They do. The Sefirot is a fully fledged religion here after all. But once again, it's basically ancestor worship so said priests are mainly in the twenty temples. Well... nineteen now. Locomon wrecked the Beast Spirit Of Wind's temple.
 
In all honestly lets wait until we get more info before we start jumping to conclusions about the Resistance and it's nature.

[x] No. You'd be too vulnerable and moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)

Ironically despite his naturally low intrigue stat Verge is surprisingly on the ball when it comes to having caution with regards to larger organizations... In fact he seems to have been mistrustful of most of them since the prologue itself.

They do. The Sefirot is a fully fledged religion here after all. But once again, it's basically ancestor worship so said priests are mainly in the twenty temples. Well... nineteen now. Locomon wrecked the Beast Spirit Of Wind's temple.
Earned or not I don't think wind worshipers are going to be fans of the Union any time soon.
 
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[X] No. You'd be too vulnerable and moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)
 
Ironically despite his naturally low intrigue stat Verge is surprisingly on the ball when it comes to having caution with regards to larger organizations... In fact he seems to have been mistrustful of most of them since the prologue itself.
There was actually a vote on how much Verge would trust the good guys way back when. If I recall correctly, the thread voted to trust but verify, or something along those lines.

edit: and by "trust and verify", I actually mean be wary/cautious of them. Thanks for the correction.
 
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[x] No. You'd be too vulnerable and you don't trust Hangymon… plus moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)

Not because I don't trust him, but because I want to get gainz.

Ardat likes the fluff, but there needs to be muscle beneath it.

To finish, do we even lift?
 
There are two things to consider with Huanglongmon beyond the insane raw power you'd expect from something that evolves from a Sovereign.
  1. Its gigantic.
  2. Its scales are made from a substance that's the closest thing to a non-hax-based unbreakable object in the entire Digital World.
Lucemon (Child) seals Huanglonmon because he can't actually hurt the damn thing enough to kill it.
Fair enough, either way it actually seems like the sort of mon that can actually very pretty heavily in it's power but has a high enough power floor that no matter what it's going to be a scary mofo.

One made from all four Sovereigns is probably going to be significantly more a threat than one made from just two of them for instance.
 
How did our Strength go down?
Whoops. Should be 80 not 40.
Adhoc vote count started by drexal15 on Jun 18, 2019 at 7:15 PM, finished with 25 posts and 9 votes.

  • [X] No. You'd be too vulnerable and you don't trust Hangymon… plus moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)
    [x] Yes. It would be best if you reunited with your squad as fast as possible so you can tell them about Hangymon's request.

Adhoc vote count started by drexal15 on Jun 18, 2019 at 7:16 PM, finished with 25 posts and 9 votes.

  • [x] Yes. It would be best if you reunited with your squad as fast as possible so you can tell them about Hangymon's request.
    [X] No. You'd be too vulnerable and you don't trust Hangymon… plus moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)
    [X] No. You'd be too vulnerable and moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)
    [X] No. You'd be too vulnerable and moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)
 
[X] Yes. It would be best if you reunited with your squad as fast as possible so you can tell them about Hangymon's request

Uh...if Calamaramon wants to try to attain the next higher stage, if she's a Beast Spirit evolution, wouldn't she need the Human Spirit data?

I.e. Drop looks delicious, and theres nothing we can do to stop her.
Reminder that Verge is not good at intrigue, his options are "trust all superficials" or "distrust everything regardless".
His suspicion is not a good gauge, I'd rather err on the side of Drop being safer away and sooner.
 
Uh...if Calamaramon wants to try to attain the next higher stage, if she's a Beast Spirit evolution, wouldn't she need the Human Spirit data?
Drop is a natural LW though. Not a spirit mon. And so far as we know, natural LWs don't actually drop spirits. I think you may be getting things confused with that other thing.
 
Thinking on it the Chreubimon Warriors never had their Hybrids revealed did they?

I could see something based on Siren/Anglerfish a la Lurele from Megaman






Both bodies are the real Lurele
 
[x] Yes. It would be best if you reunited with your squad as fast as possible so you can tell them about Hangymon's request.
 
[X] No. You'd be too vulnerable and you don't trust Hangymon… plus moving under the water pressure is great training. (+14 Strength, 12.5 Fortitude, 12.5 Endurance, 11 Agility)

If he's part of a hidden resistance, then helping us in such an obvious way would be too dangerous for him. Hence why he waited till we were down in the deep deep.
 
A sudden collision between your left shoulder and an aquamarine pathway stops the line of thought dead in its tracks. The ramp of stone shatters under your obscene momentum, sending chunks of broken rock scattering in every direction. Fortunately at least the sound and shrapnel are both blunted by being underwater. It still hurts though.

Ouch.

Fortunately, the impact also serves to sharply decrease your sinking speed, meaning when you strike the next road a moment later, it merely cracks in half. You strike the third bridge even lighter, only chipping away a small bit of material and finally coming to stop.

Spirits above. It's done. How long was I… three hundred and nine divided by… ah. I was falling for six minutes plus nine seconds. For distance… I couldn't measure the speed exactly, but it felt was slower than going through the air… I think.
I imagined a bear shaped hole
However far you may have fallen, the resulting pressure from being underneath so much water has become physically painful. It's a struggle to so much as move under the ridiculous weight pressing down on your body.

In other words, it's some of the best physical conditioning you could have hoped for. Every laboured movement, every jolt of pain is just an indication that your body is adapting, becoming even stronger. This is just one more challenge to be overcome.
Say, it'd be nice to train by being lowered on a chain.
Another reason to be careful are the many sweeping currents criss-crossing the city (ordered in a strangely artificial manner) if you're not careful in walking through them one might drag you off the road. The aquatic digmon use them to get around, but you're not exactly able to swim.
Roads?
At least the view is interesting.

Indeed whoever designed this place certainly had a keen sense of aesthetics, the broad pillars rising up from the depths are spaced perfectly to allow the many branching buildings and paths to exist without being in each other's way.
Hmm, sounds more like the pillars came first.
Water Temple City has even more peculiarities up its sleeve however. In your hours of crawling, dragging and walking you come across a number of whirlpools flowing up towards the surface or down towards the further depths. There are clearly artificial in nature and you even spot mon riding them towards some unknown destination. Attempting to use one does cross your mind. But with your weight… it would probably be a bad idea. Simply not worth the risk when you can climb naturally.
Lifts?
You cautiously follow the direction, being careful to keep and eye out for anything resembling a trap and finally shoulder through the entrance a minute later. Upon passing the shimmering field you're met not with more water, but familiar air.

Instinctively you try to take a breath, but the water lodged in your chest has other ideas. It takes a minute to cough it all out before you move on to performing a healing spell. It's only after your wounds have been mended that the small mon speaks.
Say, what determines casting? Must the numbers be spoken or does it just have to be the right sound?
"Very nice Verge. We have a way of accomplishing the impossible. It just requires one thing from your squad. The digimon known as Drop must be removed from this city before night three days hence." You blink at his words.

"Erm, could you please repeat that?"

"Very well Verge. We need your squad to remove the digimon known as Drop from this city before the night in three days."
Read: somebody'd probably try to assassinate her if she's still here then
She should still be able to load drop to get human LW data though. An that would likely allow her to evolve into her ancient form.
Pretty much the idea yeah. She needs Water LW Humanoid data. The Spirit is better, but Ranamon would do...
 
[X] Yes. It would be best if you reunited with your squad as fast as possible so you can tell them about Hangymon's request.

Honestly, the main reason I would say to go faster is so Verge can get this information to people who might make sense of it. Read: Sparks, Beat, and maybe Drunky. If they get some time to think it over, they can probably gauge the situation much better than Verge.
 
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