Yumeko sat in her room.  It was summer vaction now and she was bored.  Not because she wasn't going to school, oh hell no.  She'd rather sit here, bored out of her skull than go there.  Now though, it was just because her normal friends were gone.  Either they had club activities. . . Well, the majority of them. . . And a few others left on family trips.  Still, she had her games at least.  [color=yellow]"Well, I guess I might as well play something."[/color]  First step? Turn her computer on.  She just needed to give it a second to boot up and then . . . ? [color=yellow]"Wait, what's this?"[/color]  Her internet browser was open and, beyond that, so was her email account.

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To: XXXXX@XXX.com               |      
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From: Digicore@Digicenter.gov |
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Greetings Tamer,

This is being sent to you as you have been selected as an esteemed Digimon Tamer.  Press Accept to start your journey.  Press Decline and forget this email has never happened.

[Accept]      [Decline]

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[color=yellow]"What the shit?"[/color]  Yumeko stated.  [color=yellow]"The hell's a "Digimon Tamer?"  Me?  That's not anything I can remember."[/color]  The girl muttered to herself as she hovered her mouse cursor over the accept button.  [color=yellow]"Most of my games are saved to the Cloud anyhow, so if this is a virus I guess it doesn't matter too much. I'm curious what they're talking about."[/color]  Normally this would be off her plate, but she was bored enough that fixing up her computer if something bad happened would be kind of fun. Maybe.

Decisively, she clicked accept and sat there for a few seconds before something appeared below where the accept button was

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Congratulations Tamer!

You are now a certified Digimon Tamer.  There should be a new program on your desktop titled “Digital Assistant Device”.  Start the program up and you should receive your very own Digivice soon!  How exciting!  See you soon.

-AKM

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In silence, Yumeko checked her desktop.  There it was.  A shortcut with the label "Digital Assistant Device" and it sat there, tempting the girl to click it.  [color=yellow]"How the heck did it get there?"[/color]  Yumeko knew enough about computers to know a program shouldn't just appear like that.  She just looked at it, worried. Was it more than it seemed?  This could be a once in a lifetime chance.  [color=yellow]"Geh, screw it.  Just double click. . ."[/color]  And she did so.  That's when the wierdness started.  Her computer moniter turned into a weird sequence of 0's and 1's.  Just practically dancing across her screen until something weird started to appear out of her computer.  A yellow electronic thing.  It looked like a phone, but the email said something about a . . . Digivice? Was it?  

The thing hovered in the air and Yumeko grabbed it.  The moniter went back to normal and a message popped up in her PC's notebook function.  “Enjoy your digivice. When you’re ready, point the front of your device toward your monitor and say “Digital Gate, Open!”  [color=yellow]"This is weird. . . Might as well?"[/color] She asked herself as she stood up and pointed the front of the phone-thing at her computer moniter.  [color=yellow]"D-Digital Gate, open!"[/color]

Her entire being felt like it was being crushed and then, falling apart.  She actually felt like she was going through a weird tunnel thing that looked like the wire-outline of some textureless character in a game. . . Eventually, she found herself slightly flying through the air, landing back-first onto the ground. . . Staring at the sky. . .It was a dirt . . . Did she get outside somehow?   Before she had a chance though, she saw, then felt, four bodies landing on her. . . They were human too it seemed.  [color=yellow]"GEHHH!?"[/color]