AJ-Parker94

Ch. 3— Cards Have Power The three days that passed after my first dangerous Digimon encounter were comparatively quiet. I found that odd and suspicious—and, to be honest, a tad underwhelming. I’d have figured that after becoming a Tamer and being made at least slightly aware of what was going on, Digimon sightings would be a lot more frequent. Not the case here. I didn’t see any more Digital Fields appear, and my digivice didn’t go haywire again in the few days afterwards. In the shows, the kids seemed to face monsters on a near daily basis. I had asked Wizardmon about this on one of the occasions he appeared to me, and the most he could say was that there was no pattern to how often Digimon came through from the other side—no rhyme or reason. Sometimes, many Digimon came at once, other times it could be days before one showed up. Weeks, even. “I can usually sense when there is a Digimon emerging nearby,” he'd told me. “And so far, nothing.” “What about Digimon who

Ch. 1 – An Encounter of Digital Proportions Look, let me get something straight. I love Digimon with a passion, but I never thought for a second that it was going to be a huge part of my life. And I certainly didn't expect that, despite how harmless it seemed at first, it would end up being the source of most, if not all of my problems. So if you're jumping into this believing that it's all going to be fun and games, think again. Because it’s more than just a game. I learned that the hard way. It can be tough. It can be scary. In fact, it can be the most terrifying thing you could ever imagine, leaving you with scars and nightmares for the rest of your life. But I’m not here to frighten you away. I’m here to tell you my story— with all the good and the bad parts of it. And despite the bad, I don’t regret it at all. Not one second of it. I’m Max, short for Maxine. And until recently, I was just your average teenage girl trying to make her way through this crazy, confusing obstacle