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"I already suspect that you would wish for something like that.", Gennai said reverently and concluded his sentence with a deep bow, whereupon he left the room.
The wise dragon looked for a moment at the huge oak door, but then quickly turned back to Darcemon:
"Tell me why you insist so stubbornly that we bring these 5 digi knights back?"
"Maybe because I'm tired of hearing from you that we never stand up for our mistakes. Well and good it may be that it was you who endowed these children with coats of arms and holy digivices, but when choosing the Digipartner something unimaginable happened. Do you still remember? "
[i]"Of course, how could I forget that. The only Digimon that fit these children were, except for one all Digimon of the virus type. Yes that was kind of strange, the 5 Digimon who were supposed to fight for the darkness, now the ones Saved the world from the dark. "recalled Azulongmon."Yes, but not entirely without losses.", Darcemon made his counterpart aware, as if he were expecting a reaction from his interlocutor. Which also followed as requested:
"That's right, I have to give you credit for that. These 5 died for the children and the two worlds. The only shame was what happened after their rebirth, when the evil found its way through the wall of fire for the second time."[/i ]
[i]"Yes, but it was not the fault of the 5 and also not ours. Of course we 4 digi gods of shadows are responsible for the fact that this world experiences more darkness, but we are also aware that the balance between the two powers, Light and shadow, may be disturbed. Because without light there is no shadow, but where there is light there will always be shadow, these two elements are inseparable, like yin and yang. "
"You said that nicely, Darcemon."teased the essence of light.
But apart from a mock, insulted wave of disapproval, he received no comment on his remark.Shortly afterwards, Darcemon had disappeared too, it had run away without a word. Darcemon loved the theatricality, it never stepped into the light, was almost never recognizable and only a handful of Digimon had ever had the honor to watch him in his true form and so this time again no one had recognized him. Azulongmon shook his head with a smile and disappeared too.

"Tai will you come please!"his mother called out from the kitchen.
Somewhat sullenly, the boy got up from his chair and answered his mother:
"Come immediately."
He looked out the window one more time and then left the room. When he got to the kitchen he asked.
"What is it? Should I help you with something?"
[i]"No, no, this is only a letter for you. It was in the mailbox, but there is no sender on it."
His mother held the envelope out to him. Tai reached out and thanked his mother. He looked curiously at the letter and retired to his room.Halfway through, however, his mother called him again:
"Oh, Tai, I have one more request for you. Can you pick up Karin from the train station in about an hour?"
[i]"That's right, Karin was on a school trip today. Of course I'll do it.", Tai replied and then disappeared behind the door of his room.
The door slammed shut and Tai slumped back into his swivel chair. He took another close look at the envelope, but there was nothing out of the ordinary about it. In fact, the sender was missing, only "An Taichi" was written on the envelope. Tai saw that long pondering didn't help either and so he picked up a letter opener.
He pulled out a piece of paper written on a computer that said:
"Dear Taichi,
I hope you are fine, after all, it's been a long time since we saw each other. And again I ask for your help, you and the other seven digi knights. Once again the Digiwelt is in great danger and it can only be saved with your help.Please make sure that you all meet in two days at the place where your journey began years ago. I am counting on you.
Gennai "
"That can't be true.", Tai whispered stunned and reread the contents of the letter. After the third reading, he stuffed the letter in his pocket and picked up his digivice. Lost in thought he said to himself:
"That just proves again that one should never express wishes lightly. But believe me Agumon if you need my help I will come."
He looked at his Digivice and saw:
"Already a quarter past six. If I still want to arrive at the train station on time, I have to go now. And then I will have to inform the others afterwards."
He pocketed the digivice, went to the door, turned off the light, and left the room. In the hallway he said goodbye to his mother:
"I'll go pick up Karin now, see you later."
"Be careful Tai and don't forget to take an umbrella with you.It's still raining so hard. ", his mother reminded him.
"Of course, don't worry."
As he walked, he grabbed his jacket, threw it on, then grabbed the umbrella that was leaning against the wall and opened the door.
The wet, cold wind blew around his ears and a slight shiver penetrated him. Without wasting any more time, he started walking. The faster he was on the subway, the better it would be, he thought.

"Well, T.K. is Matt not there yet?", Karin asked the blond boy who was looking around. But he just shook his head. Karin grinned and said encouragingly:
"Well, Tai isn't there yet, but when does Tai come on time?"
"Matt has a lot to do too, the school, then the band, but I'm sure he will come.", T.K. and it seemed as if he was just trying to convince himself. Karin felt that too, which is why she looked at him slightly saddened.
"Hello Karin! I'm sorry that you had to wait, the train was delayed.", her brother called, waving his hands, from a distance.
T.K. like Karin, they both looked up and recognized Tai, beaming with joy, walking towards the two of them.
"Hey T.K., Matt not here at all?"asked Tai, a little out of breath.
T.K. shook his head again and Tai saw that this was probably not a very good question. In order to lighten the oppressive mood again, Karin kindly suggested:
"Tai, we can take T.K. with us and drop it off at Matt's home."
[i]"If T.K. would like that. Why not?"Tai agreed, at least as friendly. Polite as he was, T.K. met at Tai and so the three made their way to the subway.
Just as they were about to go down the stairs to the subway, Tai heard someone calling him. Suddenly he turned around and in the dense crowd of people that prevailed on the street, he saw Matt. He quickly gave T.K. and to understand Karin that they should wait. Completely exhausted and panting loudly, Matt reached the three of them after pushing his way through a bunch of young girls stopping in front of a shop window.Tai literally jumped at his old friend. With an exuberant handshake and a hug that followed, the two boys greeted each other. Karin T.K. into the side and said:
"Still best friends. Hold on in their own way."
T.K. nodded stormily and they both began to laugh. After the two of them had overcome their fits of laughter, Matt started explaining, although no one asked him to:
[i]"I'm really happy to have caught you. Due to the heavy rain, the trams were totally overcrowded and I couldn't get out. Then when I finally got to the train station, I was told that TK had gone with you. There I immediately ran in the direction of the subway, well and as you can see I was lucky. "
[i]"You can say that. Oh, we haven't met in ages.", Tai stated with a laugh and threw his arm around Matt's shoulders. He looked at his unusually good-humored friend critically, out of the corner of his eye."It's okay. I was just happy to meet you, today ... I need your help with something." Tai whispered in Matt's ear.
[i]"Well then, I'll try to help you. What is it about?"
[i]"I'll tell you right away, but don't let the two of them hear anything.", Tai replied, pointing to T.K. and Karin.
Matt still looked a bit confused, but trusted his friend and so they walked a little slower and without noticing anything, Karin and T.K. further down the stairs, laughing and talking.
When Tai thought that her two siblings were far enough away, he reached into his pocket. He pulled out a crumpled piece of paper, slightly damp from the rain. Matt examined the piece of paper carefully, but the only thing he didn't get was the back of the sheet of paper. But he noticed how Tai was hesitant to tell him what it was about.
"Tai, what about you?"asked Matt and tore the crumpled piece of paper out of his hands.He read the contents of the letter carefully, as did Tai before him. And just as shocked was the look on Matt's face after finishing the last sentence.
"That's my problem."added Tai.
"Yeah ..., new problems ..." Matt mumbled to himself, not really listening to his buddy 's words. Which of course he also noticed and drew attention to his situation again:
"Matt, are you going to help me notify the others?"
[i]"What?", Matt asked surprised, as if he had just woken up from a kind of trance and Tai repeated his request again, this time with a slightly annoyed undertone.
"Will you help me to notify the others?"
"So you would really go back to the Digiwelt?", he gave a counter-question, to which there was no answer.
Tai looked thoughtfully through the long, brightly lit corridors of the subway station. Without looking Matt in the eye, he asked him:"Wouldn't you help Gabumon if it needed you?"
Matt stopped, his fist clenched and angrily he scolded:
"What a stupid question is that! Of course I would help him!"
[i]"The question was at least as stupid as yours, idiot."Tai yelled back and the two boys looked at each other with angry looks. It looked as if they were about to jump at their throats and the people around them had stopped and stared at them curiously. But despite all expectations, the two began to