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6/22/2025, 7:43:43 PM
The rest of your day is spent finishing up a few chores and drafting a rough training schedule for the upcoming days. Tomorrow, you'll head to the Dogs of War base to speak with Squid and see what she's learnt. In the meantime, you practice using the tome you've received from Doc. There are numerous functions that can help you avoid detection, and you'll need a few days to get them all mastered. You look at the various options and study hard, until you're too tired to pore over macros any longer.
You carry out a small audit of the total amount of processing power you're using up. The r3t3xture app that's perpetually hiding your Digivice is the first must-have tool. Next up, you'll have a constant series of reactive subroutines from your encryption catalog. Some need to be constantly activated, but they'll flare to life in response to scans. You tidy up your smuggling compartment by moving all of your old encryption .apps to one corner. You won't need them as long as the main book is doing its job, and you have unlimited usage of it.
That leaves you with just a bit less room to work with programs. Activate too much at once, and you'll be flagged for unusual processing usage, which will ping bots and send them to you, disguised or not.
"Looks complex."
"It's not that bad. Part of living here."
"Well, not for everyone."
Finally, you put all your things away and settle into bed. You lie awake for a bit more and think of potential areas to try and visit for Phascomon's training. The two of you have discussed it, but haven't been able to come to a conclusion. You'll want to go train after hearing what Squid has to say, if it doesn't take too long. Time for more action.
>The Sewers. There will be increased servitor presence due to the cleanup operation, but your new encryption protocols means you're safe from long-term flagging, unless you get caught. You can also have a rematch with Raremon, which is a valuable opportunity to fight a Champion.
>The Surface. You know that Digimon hide in urban areas. It might be a good experience to discover which spots have wild Digimon. Fighting them there has the downside of attracting attention from both humans and bots, and will have sparser pickings than the sewers, but you also won't be cornered like in the labyrinthine depths.
You carry out a small audit of the total amount of processing power you're using up. The r3t3xture app that's perpetually hiding your Digivice is the first must-have tool. Next up, you'll have a constant series of reactive subroutines from your encryption catalog. Some need to be constantly activated, but they'll flare to life in response to scans. You tidy up your smuggling compartment by moving all of your old encryption .apps to one corner. You won't need them as long as the main book is doing its job, and you have unlimited usage of it.
That leaves you with just a bit less room to work with programs. Activate too much at once, and you'll be flagged for unusual processing usage, which will ping bots and send them to you, disguised or not.
"Looks complex."
"It's not that bad. Part of living here."
"Well, not for everyone."
Finally, you put all your things away and settle into bed. You lie awake for a bit more and think of potential areas to try and visit for Phascomon's training. The two of you have discussed it, but haven't been able to come to a conclusion. You'll want to go train after hearing what Squid has to say, if it doesn't take too long. Time for more action.
>The Sewers. There will be increased servitor presence due to the cleanup operation, but your new encryption protocols means you're safe from long-term flagging, unless you get caught. You can also have a rematch with Raremon, which is a valuable opportunity to fight a Champion.
>The Surface. You know that Digimon hide in urban areas. It might be a good experience to discover which spots have wild Digimon. Fighting them there has the downside of attracting attention from both humans and bots, and will have sparser pickings than the sewers, but you also won't be cornered like in the labyrinthine depths.
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