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This is MJ. I'm an author, I'm an artist, I'm an analyzer. You can find all my work at MJMunoz.com.

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Welcome to Digimon Chronicles. My current project and focus in Digimon is reading the

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web novel of Digimon Seekers and basically making a Digimon Seekers audiobook. I'm using

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K-kun's translations here and I'm going to go ahead and just jump right into the story.

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So this is AG Wolfe of the Ninth Avenue, chapter one, part 18. Sorry, that was a commentary.

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Are Digimon living creatures or computer programs? There was no legal definition for them,

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at least in human society. Legislation regarding Digimon was undeveloped due to the digital world

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being undefined. Was it legal to capture Digimon in the digital world? Was it possible for someone

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to be punished for possession of a Digimon? If it was in fact punishable, would the punishment be

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based on existing laws such as the act on the prohibition of unauthorized computer access,

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the Subversive Activities Prevention Act, or on laws related to animal and environmental protection?

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Responses would also differ between countries, but crimes that used Digimon were definitely

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happening, at least in Japan anyway. A realistic response to them was to classify Digimon crimes

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perpetrated by codecrackers as subversive acts and to set up a special unit within the police

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to stop them. That became the Metropolitan Police's Community Safety Department's Cybercrime

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Division's Digimon Crime Response Police Team Investigation Section 11, otherwise known as the

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Digimon Crime Response Police Team, or even shorter, the Digi Police. They were a secret

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organization created to respond to Digimon crimes, a cybercrime police unit that monitored and

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investigated all codecrackers. Lugaman Section 11's squad leader Xu Yulin murmured as she scrolled

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through the report on her desk monitor. She wore a very short bob hairstyle that was cropped on the

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sides and back, and minimal makeup. Her sharp looks and flawless work record earned her the nickname

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as the Demon Squad Leader. While her name and roots were of Chinese origin, she was a Japanese citizen.

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Yes, Squad Leader, this is the Digimon that was owned by the SOC Cracker that we encountered today

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at the Digital World's Outer Wall Slum in 9th Avenue, Deputy Squad Leader Satsuki Tamahime

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reported smartly to her boss. Section 11 was really the size of a normal police department,

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but it took on the appearance of a smaller organization in order to conceal its existence

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both from the public eye and its internal department. He drove away the Commander Mon

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Squadron, eh? His reactionary speed and power are unparalleled for a child level. We've got a

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dangerous codecracker on our hands. Yulin analyzed the data from the report. Those five headbastards

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even evolved into Togugaman and sent my new momon to the infirmary. The next time I see them,

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I'm putting them in handcuffs. A level A codecracker with the ability to mind link.

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I didn't see his name on the list of SOC executives that we'd obtained. Eiji Nagasumi.

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I'm amazed that you managed to get his real name so quickly, Satsuki.

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Well, he said it. He gave it to me himself. Huh? Yulin slumped back on her desk a bit.

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Like I said, this agey kid gave me his full name. You'd think it would be his alias or

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a codecracker name that he goes by, right? But it appears to be his real name.

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I can't tell if he's really smart or really stupid, Yulin murmured. Although to be fair,

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Yulin's second-in-command deputy squad leader Satsuki had also made public both her full name

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and her undisclosed affiliation to Section 11 to a codecracker.

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My guess is that he's a very skillful moron, Satsuki said. That was my first impression of

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him, anyway. Satsuki was infuriated. That so-called skillful moron had sent her new momon to the

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infirmary. The police force was a tight-knit organization. Whenever a single police officer's

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life is in danger, the entire organization does everything in its power to catch the culprit.

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This was a means to settle the matter. Wrap things up and tie them with a bow. If they didn't end

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things completely, the entire police force would lose face, leading to further harm in the future.

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Pests who struck out against the police had to be stomped out of existence.

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Morons are one thing, but you crossed the K-line once again, Satsuki. How many times has that been

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this year now? Sorry, Satsuki looked ejected. I know you don't need to hear this again, but

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mind-linking has a time limit for a reason. If you cross the K-line, the warning threshold,

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and then into the L-line, the connection limit, your mental data will end up glued to the data

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core, and only your consciousness will be left behind in the digital world. That'll have a huge

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impact on our department's audit. It could kill you. I, for one, Satsuki, do not want to lose my

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men, not a single one of them. Please accept my apologies. I'll be more careful. I don't wish

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to be DMIA either. DMIA, Digital Missing in Action. This term referred to people who went missing or

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fell unconscious during their activities in the digital world. The warning threshold determined

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by the DigiPolice was like a yellow card, or the K-point in Ski-Dog. The warning threshold

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was like a yellow card, or the K-point in Ski-Jumping. If a mind-linker continued beyond

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the warning threshold of the K-line, their consciousness would eventually reach its limit.

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The L-line was the limit line. This was the red card, the L-point. At worst, reaching this point

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would force one to exit life, and if they had a head-on collision with a concrete wall,

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DMIA was a DigiPolice term for someone who'd exceeded the mind-link's time limit and whose

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consciousness could no longer return to the real world. Yulin opened Eiji Nagasumi's file. It

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contained everything from his family registry, a brief synopsis of his background to the latest

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video footage of him captured by surveillance cameras on street corners. Isn't that DDL?

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Satsuki spoke up. The surveillance video was taken in front of a facility adjacent to Tokyo

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Deno University. He isn't a Deno student, I thought. Yulin asked. It was, after all,

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Japan's top-ranking university for science. A majority of its students could be potential

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hackers or codecrackers. Yeah, he isn't. He's currently a freelancer. Zoom here, Yulin

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instructed. The video paused and the camera zoomed in on Eiji's left arm when he emerged from the DDL

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building. Analysis. The image grainy from the zoom was reconstructed into a clearer visual

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through AI processing. A Digimon linker. That would be the latest Digimon doc model made by

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Abadin Electronics. Yulin's Digimon spoke in the dramatic tones of an old-fashioned samurai.

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Ryudomon. Child-level. Beast-type. Vaccine species. His hollow-eyes figure at Yulin's

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side looked like an ancient armored dragon. He wore a Japanese-style helmet and was the size of

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a large dog, which was about the common size of a Digimon for a child-level. Since he spoke,

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that meant that this Ryudomon was also already mind-linked with a human.

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Lugomon and the latest Digimon linker, Yulin pondered. They look awfully similar, don't they,

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squad leader? The forehead of your Ryudomon, and the forehead of this dog, I mean, Lugomon.

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The exact same kind of interface was also on Ryudomon's helmet.

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From a tower apartment overlooking the Denrin district at night. His one-bedroom apartment was

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on the middle floor. His mentor-slash-boss owned the room which he rented while attending the

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university here in a study abroad program. He exited the shower room, dried his hair roughly

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with a towel, and put on a bathrobe. He'd kept on his wrist his smartwatch, the Digimon linker.

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When he walked into the living room, there was a Digimon there. The Digimon was hollowized.

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There is no light on in the room, but the Digimon himself glowed with tiny lightning bolts flashing

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over him, which lent a faint light to the room itself.

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The SSC is up to something, the Digimon cried. Pulsemon, the lightning bolt Digimon that had

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a run-in with the DigiPolice's Section 11 Deputy Squad Leader at Walsum's last cost the other day.

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A codecracker? Is this a sign that the SSC is about to start their larger scale operation?

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He took a bottle of mineral water out of the refrigerator. Most of his meals were either

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taken at restaurants or delivered, so there was no food or even snacks inside.

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Yeah, looks like the SSC is trying to increase their numbers, Leon.

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Elaborate Pulsemon. Pulsemon spun in the air and displayed data on a large monitor propped on the

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wall. Leon used the hollowized Digimon as a smart speaker, an AI assistant. Needless to say,

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Pulsemon and he, Leon Alexander, were mind-linked. There was an altercation between a codecracker

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and the DigiPolice in Walsum. It's not the usual police scoring points by catching petty thieves

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red-handed. You'd think so, right? But this took place in the Ninth Avenue, otherwise known as the

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Castle of Nine Wolves. That's not the kind of place a normal codecracker would visit for a bit of fun,

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Leon plopped down on the couch. It seems that this skilled codecracker and his Digimon partner drove

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back the DigiPolice. They're unquestionably mind-linked. So, this codecracker, what does he

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have to do with the SSC? Leon sipped from his water bottle. He liked Japan's softened water.

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When he'd lived in Japan as a kid, he grew up drinking gallons and gallons of this water at

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school and at the park. Funny you should ask, the SSC channel is currently ablaze with rumors about

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him. And that is the end of the chapter. So, I apologize for my few stumbles there and I

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I think this was a good chapter. I liked learning about this stuff with the, you know, potential

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death or near this K-limit, L-limit thing with the, you know, with being mind-linked and that it's

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the length of time that you are mind-linked that affects that. That's really neat, really interesting

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information. And I don't know how many more times I'm going to say this. I guess if there's one more

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week, I don't know how to put this. I don't know. I like where this is going. I like the opening

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philosophy or philosophizing, I guess, about, you know, are Digimon alive or not? If so,

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who's sovereignty are they under? What laws apply to them? And all that kind of stuff. That was all

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super interesting and I think those are all very smart, very good questions to be asked. I think

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it's interesting that it was coming from, is it Yulin? From Yulin's perspective. And if it's not

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actually her thoughts, it's thoughts that pertain to a character like her being part of the Digi

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police and such. And I thought that was really good and interesting and it makes sense to ask

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those questions. And of course, the conclusion that's brought up is kind of a bait and switch

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deal where, well, we asked all those questions. We're not really going to answer them, but we are

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going to say because crimes are being committed by people using Digimon, therefore there must be a

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Digimon police force basically to, or there must be a force of the police to police Digimon crimes.

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Which, yes, I agree. But at the same time, isn't a Digimon crime just a crime? Kind of like the

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argument against the distinction of hate crimes in the United States. Why is it a special crime

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and needing special, I don't know, section of law or whatever, if it's done out of hate for somebody

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because of a, what do they call that? Like a biological or biographical, like an ethnic

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difference. Like why does that make the crime so much worse? I threw a rock at this guy because

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I didn't like the way his face looked. I threw a guy, a rock at this guy because I'm racist. I

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threw a rock at this guy because, I don't know, he offended me or said something about my mother.

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Like all of those things are motivated by hate and greed and selfishness and immaturity.

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And I don't see why you would prosecute each of those things differently from each other

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and why there would be any more penalty for one over the other. So that just seems kind of odd.

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And obviously if a Digimon is being used to commit a crime, the person perpetrating the crime should

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be prosecuted because it's a crime. And whether they're using a Digimon or a gun or a taser

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or a samurai sword, like what's the difference? It's a crime being committed. The scope of it,

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the efficacy, like all that stuff is dependent. But like, isn't the crime, isn't the tool and the

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instrument used to commit a crime less important than the actual criminal intent and the actual

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harm done by the crime? That makes sense to me. And this idea of, oh, it's this kind of crime,

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therefore we need this special police force against it is a little silly. But then again,

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on the Digimon side, it does make sense specifically that the Digi police need the

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special equipment of their own Digimon and using the mind link capability in order to combat crimes

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with Digimon. So in that regard, it makes sense. That's okay. And I like that. But it's just,

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there's like a conflation going on of a crime versus a Digimon crime. And I don't like that

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because that's oversimplifying things and that's kind of, you can get fast and loose and then you

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can say, well, just having a Digimon is a crime or being a mind linker, having a mind link with a

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Digimon is a crime. Why? Why should, just because I'm really good at connecting with this Digimon

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and I'm able to do a mind link, why does that mean I should be prosecutable or able to get in

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trouble with the law? That doesn't make any sense. So there's definitely a slippery slope there.

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I don't think the book will really address that. I don't think the story is going to address that,

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but I do think it's interesting. But I do think, I suspect that the mind linking capability is going

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to deepen and they're going to get past the L limit or whatever. And they're going to find all

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these different thresholds and like probably unlocking the greatest highest powers and levels

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of Digivolution or whatever is going to be done through a superior form of mind linking.

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We're no longer mind linked, AG, we're soul linked or something like that. And I think that's cool.

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I think it's a fun idea and I like that there's just this different approach being taken to it.

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And I think it's a good thing. Also speaking of a different approach and things being slightly

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different, the fact that it seems like the book is saying that only Digimon who have mind linked

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can talk, that's really interesting to me. And that kind of makes sense. They have that

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ability to speak because of the mind link with the human. So they gain that fluency

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in human communication style, which is language and verbal. And I wonder if that's the case,

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then does that mean there's something that happens with the person who mind links with the Digimon

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that they're able to do something as far as interface is concerned with Digimon that they

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weren't able to do before? And does that only work if... I can't remember. I think mind linking and

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hololization are separate matters from each other, but it seems like based on what was said about

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Leon, what was said about Yulin and Satsuki now and AG, it seems like these people are special

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and they're in the Digimon are special because they are using the mind link capability. And

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that's kind of what separates them from all other Digimon users. And I think that's pretty

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interesting. I like this chapter. It was good. I want more like this and less like some of the

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other ones. And I want to keep us shifting perspective and going from party to party to

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see and build up this more interesting, deeper story. Because I think we can do that. And I think

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staying with AG and just dragging out his experiences and having him do all these different

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things doesn't make sense. I want it to be this active thing to do something that a show wouldn't

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necessarily do where they're showing you all different sides of things as the characters are

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all linked together. Leon's monitoring. We can see now he messes with the Digi police. He kind of

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monitors SOC. He knew AG when he was a kid. He's going to run into him now. Satsuki's already linked

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with AG. Yulin's linked with AG. Satsuki and Yulin are linked to each other. They want to stop him

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because they're Digi police. He's Digi criminal adjacent or whatever because of working with SOC.

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But then Leon has something going with SOC. It seems like he sees that they have an affairs plot

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going on. AG's observing them. Leon might be antagonistic to them. But then again, he's also

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antagonistic to the police. So it's like a very interesting, cool, multi-threaded story going on

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here. And there's lots of different angles that you can come from. And I think that's really neat.

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And I'd like to see them continue to play on those things and not just give us focus with AG and

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Lugamon even though I like their dynamic. Fine. I want to see a rotation keep going through,

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although I cannot believe Satsuki uses a new one and that she's super into that. It's so weird.

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But this Rio-Demon? Is that supposed to be Demon? I think it was supposed to be Daimyo or something.

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But anyway, we'll see. This Samurai Dragon dude seems pretty cool. That's a really fun character

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idea. And I'd like to see where he goes as a Digimon. And it's interesting that he and

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Lugamon both have the head interface thing. And oh, somebody else from SOC has that purple dinosaur

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Digimon, I don't know the name of, that has that diamond thing on its head too.

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So that's interesting. So like, what's the link between those and everything else? I don't think

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Bolt or I don't know, the electric guy, whatever his name is Pulse. I don't think Pulsemon has that.

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So anyway, yeah, now you've got the police, SOC, Leon, AG. That's at least four groups there

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that could all be doing very interesting things and having interesting interactions with each other.

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So anyway, that's all I have to say about this. I do want to add something else, which is that I

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discovered, I might've mentioned it this time, I won't mention it again for a while. I discovered

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that Kekun also did a translation of the three volumes of the Digimon Adventure books, the light

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novels that were done by the producer, director, writer, I'm not sure, of the actual Digimon

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Adventure show, which is super interesting. And I was listening to that earlier, but I don't think

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May from Austin Translation Mon finished the series. I don't think she finished all the books.

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She has 16 videos up and some of them cover like two chapters and most, some cover one, some cover

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two. I don't know if any cover three or more. So that's interesting. If she, I'm going to listen

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to all those. If she doesn't finish them, then I might jump into that or I don't know. We'll see,

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because I definitely want to do something more with Digimon Chronicles than just cover Digimon

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Seekers, even though I think it'll take about a year. I might just wait, because I have a lot of

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other projects going on right now. I might just wait till this year's over of Digimon Seekers and

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move on to doing something else with Digimon. But you know, I like it a lot. So I'd like to do more

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with it, but we shall see. Thank you for your time and attention. I hope that you are well.

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And with that, I'm going to say this is MJ and I'm signing out. I hope you enjoyed that. Go to

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