Training Solo!

Tamer Name: Kazuki
Digimon Species: Impmon
Battle Type: Hologram [Preferably stick with Child level]
Field Area: A field that is much like the Grassy Plains, except dirt instead of grass. Not sandy dirt, but a solid ground. Also, boulders or jagged rocks coming up. About seven feet tall of more, making attacks dodgable or ability to use them in tactics. As to estimate how far apart they are, probably several yards apart, but all in all they are spaced enough to have an ample amount of room to walk around.

4,900 - 50 = 4,850 bits

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Yaamon had brought Kazuki to the desired place--the City. He had found it to be intriguing, and a place where the boy could really get answers, or better yet, something to do. However, not trying to be too selfish, Yaamon thought it was time to train himself, as well as show Kazuki the extent of how much or how bad digimon battling can be.

"I'm here to show you something." Yaamon said, guiding the boy to the control panel. He bounced about, making sure it was the right one. "Start putting the corresponding information in this machine." But there was something missing. A part that Yaamon might have shown Kazuki, but never stayed in for a very long time. "Yaamon digivolve too... Impmon!" The sound was mumbled, and Kazuki seemed to not care. But the new digimon examined what information he did put in.

"This is going to be some battle, huh? You're going to fight?" Kazuki said, guiding a hand to his pocket, where three cards were. "Good thing I stopped to get these..." A sigh came, following Kazuki's lightly concerned words. Impmon, as Kazuki thought, better know what he is doing.

Getting ready, Impmon got into a stance. His moves were something Kaz never really witnessed, and the field started to turn. The hard floor turned into dirt--as if they went to a canyon or desert. Rocked started to appear, being as tall as Kazuki, and maybe double his height. The rocks were spaced far enough apart, but it seemed to Impmon that it could be troublesome. He didn't battle every day and didn't know how he'd do. All the digimon could think is that he and Kazuki have to work together soon.

It was then that something formed away from the pair, and the thing had only transformed into a silhouette. Of course, it must be Impmon’s opponent. Trying to gain the upper hand, Kaz lifted his D-Ban. While fiddling with the buttons, the silhouette started to form more of a figure, and soon started to fade into view its body. A page came up, and Kaz squinted to check it over. It appeared to be an Agumon, a vaccine type, also resembling a dinosaur. Of course it had said it was at a Child level, and the D-Ban told him that Impmon was too.

”Impmon, watch out. It is an Agumon.” Kaz said, determined not to get Impmon hurt too bad. He knew what it was the moment he stepped in. A fight and a fight that would require their teamwork. Impmon seemed as if he was testing the boy, so Kaz wasn’t ready to back down. He pulled out three cards, which he bought while in the City’s Card Shop. He didn’t really know how to use them, but there is always a first. He started to read them, and figured he could use two of the three.

”Baby Flame!” Agumon yelled out; flames bursting from its mouth. It was on the move already, and Impmon hadn’t started.

”Try dodging!” Kaz called out, before finishing through his cards. ”Use a move!”

”A move? You’re able to look my information up too, ya’ know!” Impmon sighed, but started to use his Badda Boom right after he dodged the fireball. His own style of fireball flew over and missed the Agumon. Though, the dinosaur failed to attack so soon, Impmon went on the offensive and started to charge his Inferno Funnel! It was an attack that conjured fire and ice energy, and he’d hurl it at the reptile as soon as he was done.

”Should I use a card?”

”Probably not. I looked over them earlier, and there wasn’t anything too good.” Impmon dismissed the idea of using cards already, although he didn’t mind Flame Burst. Unfortunately, he was trying to teach Kaz a lesson. Either way, the Inferno Funnel had finished and the imp digimon tossed it at the Agumon.

As it seemed that the Agumon would be hit, it leaped up and used Baby Flame to utilize the force it made to blow him to the side, just missing the fire ball. As it turned, the Ice Ball swat at its foot, sending it flipping once before hitting the ground on its belly. ”Pretty good, Impmon.” Agumon commented, standing up and waiting to gather complete balance. Flames gently licked the sides of his mouth, before he let another burst out. This one sort of caught Impmon off guard, having used some energy and concentrated it all, it made him vulnerable. The fireball whacked him in the gut, sending him immediately to the ground. The tip of his bandana had been burned off; ashes from it fell to the ground like a paper let go.

”Same, Agumon. You’re going to be a tough opponent.” Impmon said, sitting up. He was still tired.

”Card Slash!” Kaz started to say, swiping a card through the device after he found the port for it. ”Flame Burst Activate!” In the spur of the moment, Impmon shot off what looked almost like a Baby Flame. This surprised Agumon, who had been hit and tumbled to the ground. Sitting up, the digimon were alike now. ”Whoa!” the boy yelped out, surprised at what went down.

”That was a card…” Impmon said, plainly. He looked over, giving a mean glare.

”Not bad… You surprised me a lot. Watch this!” Agumon started to gather energy, and his hand stuck out. Soon, energy seemed to be materializing into a Battle Hawk! It was something that he used sparingly, but he seemed to want to impress the Impmon.

”Hmmm. This is definitely going to be difficult.” Impmon accessed the situation; Agumon now had a weapon and he had none; Agumon’s energy might roughly be the same as his, but his was being used up with the card and the moves he was going to be tossing around. Even though he was a long range fighter, even he could tell that his moves could be equally, if not more damaging when used close together. Though, he knew Kaz had a card to heal some energy, but he didn’t need it just yet. The battle was just starting to take off.

Agumon, with his Battle Hawk, took a very offensive stance. As it looked to Impmon, the dinosaur could charge towards him at any minute, and he sort of wished he did. It would definitely start testing Impmon’s skills, but with that weapon, it was more of dodging and hitting instead of finding a way to land hits, solely. The difficulty of the battle increased, and Kaz looked ready but deep inside, Impmon knew he wasn’t.

”Ready?” Kaz asked, also watching the Agumon as if it would charge any moment from now. He only glanced at Impmon who gave a nod and approving grunt. ”When he does charge, use Badda Boom to make him swing at it, and while he does the weapon will be across his chest. He’ll probably swing it back to position, so as it quickly covers his face, get close and use Dada Kick to get behind him, and then hit him with a quick Infernal Funnel!” The tactic seemed as if it could do good damage, but the physical part was if Impmon could pull it off, and if Agumon did everything he needed him to do.

”Gotcha’” Impmon said, starting a flame on top of a fingertip. He then tossed it and watched it float through the air, and send another consecutively. Agumon swung around his Battle Hawk, just as Kazuki said. All the time moving in, Impmon was closing the distance gap with the dinosaur, which moved the hawk just in time for a Dada Kick. The imp flipped over the reptile’s head, maybe him in disbelief and staring at the acrobatic digimon. Once behind him, Impmon tried his best to unleash a strong Infernal Funnel, with both balls connecting. They did, and Agumon skidded close to Kaz, who in return moved away fairly quick. ”Whoa, it actually worked.” Impmon said, his face stretching out with true astonishment.

Kaz scanned the field. They hadn’t been using it to their advantage. Surely Agumon would have a hard time if they ran to a thicker part where boulders and stone spires seemed to clump together. Impmon seemed to have the same idea, slowly stepping back. The dinosaur got up, and growled. He didn’t like what just happened and was getting mad.

”Take this!” Agumon exclaimed, firing off a Baby Flame. Impmon used Dada Kick to show off his acrobatic skills and land a few yards away before leaping in and landing a punch. ”Gah!” Agumon yelled, feeling a fist connect with his snout before a fireball struck his chest.

Wow; this was going rather well. Impmon was getting tired, and Agumon had seemed to be taking his after hit. That or Impmon was a fiend at battling. Though, the tides changed quickly when Agumon sprung back up with a Cross Fight, which was his biting move. Impmon’s arm was engulfed by a fully toothed jaw, clamping down on him hard. The small devil let out a wicked scream.

”Damnit…” Impmon was coughing, choked up with pain. The dinosaur stood over him, as Impmon had been forced to his knees by the overwhelming trauma of pain. It stung, it throbbed, and it started to bleed. Agumon ripped his arm open in certain spots, but the arm could still be used for using moves he knew, just not too smart to punch with. The pain was bad, but he had to keep fighting. Being close up, Impmon thought about using Dark Song, but it was a one-time-use kind of thing. If he used it now, it wouldn’t be able to be used later when he could need it. But as he seen Agumon start to raise his Battle Hawk, Impmon had to do something quick! He rolled backwards, and sprung up using his arms. The foot of Impmon swat into Agumon’s mouth, where the dinosaur was pushed to the side, and fell, having the Battle Hawk fall on his arm, nearly cutting it off.

”Gross!” Kaz said, cringing at the sight. It was disgusting to see that the Hologram’s arm was coming off. Even if a hologram, it was a realistic hologram, and the Agumon had appeared to be bleeding, bad. It wouldn’t be long if they hurried. He could see that Impmon was growing tired, so he had to make a tactic that wouldn’t be too taxing on him. ”While Agumon is like that, fire off Infernal Funnel a few times.”

Impmon glanced to Kaz, who told him to use Infernal Funnel. At this point, he just wanted it to end as well. With his unhurt arm, Impmon knocked a fist into the Agumon, making him turn over while on the ground, still swelling in pain. ”Alright; sorry about this Agumon, but it is time to end this!” Impmon reached both hands out, and started to charge up his move. The arm that was bit seemed to be heavy with pain, and putting energy on it didn’t help. After a few moments, the spheres of fire and ice energy were done and he tossed them at point blank. And then tried immediately again. Boom! And a third time. Boom! By now, Impmon had been gasping for air, becoming more and more tired. When the attacks hit, the smoke built up, but when it cleared, Impmon was the only digimon in the field.

((The End))

Not too bad Kaz, *interlocks fingers* I liked how you kept the enrgy loss in mind durign the fight, though I'd try to mention it a shade more. It was a pretty good solo I've got to say ^^.

I also like the impmon attitude that you gave him XP it suits him well.

Now I suppose your wondering what your goign to get for this little endeavour, Well I'll give you these.

Take a solid .1 DEP and about....oh lets say about 350 bits for a job well done

I dare say it wouldent hurt either If I gave Kaz ol boy a little momento of his first training match, so take this as well.