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Summer was in full swing, the warm weather over Tokyo gave everyone an opportunity to get out and enjoy themselves. School was out, the days were warm and dry, it was perfect. For a small group of friends, that meant hanging out in the park, sitting outside the old, rusted shed that had become a hangout for them since the events that brought them together. There were twelve sat around the shed, though not all of them were human. Six humans and six Digimon. Friends and partners who had once believed that Digimon were characters in an animated series and trading card game, but like the series, they were real and occupied a space parallel to the human world. Some had chosen to remain with their friends, keeping a watch for any Digimon that may crossover and find themselves away from the Digital World. There was laughter from the group, four of the children sat on the top step outside the shed and watched as two of them were playing a game against one another. Kazu sat across from Jeri

Chi-Chi opened the door and welcomed her father and Dende with a kind smile. “Welcome; please come in! Did you bring what I asked?” The Ox-King smiled as he sat down and said, “Well, I never thought I’d be receiving such a request from you; I thought for sure you’d beat me black and blue if I ever brought you something like this. However, because you asked, I made sure it was made of only the finest material!” Chi-Chi blushed as she said, “Th…Thanks, Daddy.” “I also brought the Dragon Balls, but…may I ask what it is you want with them?” Dende asked. Chi-Chi sighed and said, “I guess I just want to spend more time with my husband and son and…I can’t do that if they’re always out fighting world-ending threats. I tried to join them a couple times, but…they didn’t end very well, so I gave it up. I don’t want to be left behind again. “I understand, but I just want to make sure you’ve thought this through; I’m sure Shenron would appreciate your wish to not be so vague.” “I’ll make sure

“That’s it for today! See you tomorrow, kids!” Janet waved to the children leaving with their parents, happily telling them about all they did in kindergarten that day. The one child left, Pan, kept humming to herself as she stood next to her. It had become a regular part of her day to make sure Pan wasn’t lonely while waiting for either Gohan, Videl or Piccolo to pick her up. “So, who’s picking you up today, Pan?” Janet asked Pan in a polite tone. “Mr. Piccolo is,” Pan responded, still smiling and humming to herself. “I don’t think I’ve ever gotten to know Mr. Piccolo well, actually,” Janet said. “I know he’s a friend of the family, at the very least, but what exactly is his relationship with you all?” “He’s also my Dad’s martial arts trainer,” Pan answered. “He’s been teaching me some martial arts after school sometimes, too.” “I see. And judging by your chipper attitude about it, I take it he’s treating you very well during your training?” “Yeah! He pushes me, but never too

Irene Belserion panted as she stared down Erza Scarlet and Wendy Marvell, the latter of whom revealed her skill at Enchantment. Seeing the opportunities fly through her mind, she decided to try to test the waters of their confidence. “Color me impressed; I never would’ve thought you would have gotten this strong without me to guide you, my daughter.” “You may have given birth to me, but that doesn’t make us family,” Erza confidently said. “My only family is the guild you’ve attacked!” Hearing this, Irene scoffed and turned her attention to Wendy. “And how long will that family hold out, I wonder. After all, you have at least three Dragon Slayers among your number, who will doubtless turn into dragons as I was.” “That will never happen!” Wendy announced, her confidence unwavering. “My mother Grandeeney halted the growth of the Dragon Seed within me, as the other dragons did with their sons! I’ll never turn into a monster like you!” Irene paused as she stared at Wendy with a startled