Meg smiled, "glad to hear it. Hey, wait up Ale-"<br/>Takeshi shook his head, "let him go Meg.  He's got a good head on his shoulders, I think he just needs some time for himself. Meanwhile, I'll go ahead and see if I can rummage up some food with Wizardmon here before the rain gets bad."<br/>"Right. Let's go. I'd rather not leave the group for long, sir," replied Wizardmon.<br/>Meg frowned but agreed. "Might as well get to my post then."<br/>The duo set off in a different direction and were soon obscured from view by the trees.  Nearby, a pair of digital eyes observed their departure.<br/>The owner of said eyes began to survey the camp from their hiding place, taking note of the situation.  To attack now would be foolish, since the highest level digimon was still within hearing range of the camp. They would wait for the right moment to strike. For now, they focused on staying hidden from view, and moved to a new location where they'd be less likely to be discovered.<br/>*************************<br/>Tsubaki tilted her chin towards her ally. "So the DDF has managed to return to the digital world with a motley crew? While not unexpected, the makeup of their team is....unusual to say the least. Let's continue our discussion on the way to the war room," she said as she set a brisk pace for the room where she oversaw the spread of the virus. "As for the fourth individual and their partner, I have no idea.  Their are still many digimon who remain uninfected, and since I do not know who this individual is, I can not say for certain whether their partner was infected or not.  Regardless, even if their digimon was infected, they would most likely not show any signs of it for a while. 'wild' digimon almost always succumb immediately, but partner digimon have some sort of resistance.  If infected, that pair may become a trump card for us later if they manage to become a thorn in our sides."<br/><br/>The two entered the large, circular chamber known as the "War Room".  In the center of the room a large stone column overgrown with black, thorny vines, connected the ceiling and the floor together. Numerous computers and electronic devices jutted out at odd angles from the column. Several large monitors were suspended from the ceiling around the outer edge of the circular room displaying various information about the digital world. The one closest to the entrance showed a diagram of the facility, revealing it to be an underground cavern in the center of a large, abandoned city.  In the center of the city, directly above the facility were three ominous, unusually large, dark towers interconnected by vines and plantlife. At the far end of the room was what looked to be a holding cell, which Tsubaki unceremoniously tossed Yamimon into and sealed.  Once done, she sat down in an ornate stone throne that was perched in the center of a raised platform with an optimum view of all the monitors.<br/>"Mind showing me on the map where they appeared, Wetharn," she asked, all business.