Luna "Candy" Naru
New York was a pain. Luna thought every house she went to give pizza at had some ridiculous reason to even be up so late, or too early. The University wasn't as bad as she thought, quite easy compared to other students who were getting stress. It was in her blood to be able to manage through stress. She knew the homework easily, and studying she never did. Tests were easy once you actually pay attention and memorize every single thing they tell you.
She was dashing past the city lights, the sky clear of any clouds. This was the last order of pizza before she could go to bed. Kapurimon was holding the pizza as he sat on her head. Luna was using her skateboard, as always. Turning a corner, she halted when she found the number of her customer. Holding her skateboard in one hand and the pizza in the other, Kapurimon went and used his tail to push against the bell. Immediately after, he hid himself in her hoodie. It took a few minutes until an old man with wrinkles like that of a tree opened the door. He smiled sweetly.
"It's nice to see you again Candy," he greeted as she handed him the pizza. "Here's the ten dollars." He handed her the money in exchange for the pizza, not bothering counting. ""Last shift?"
"Yeah. Going to go home," she simply responded back, glancing at him. She waved him goodbye before she threw her skateboard on the ground and jumped to land on it. Cruising through the streets, she noticed the sun setting. Looking down at her watch, she realized it was nearly 8 PM. Kapurimon popped his head out of the hoodie, enjoying the ride.
"The Jenkin's home had an electric disturbance," he suddenly revealed, Luna a bit surprised he could even guess that.
"Eh, the Jenkin's have old electronics, so I expected one of his tvs to just give out," she responded back, concetrating on the ride.
"But this was different...you see....the bell didn't ring the same. It had a different frequency-"
"Frequency? Since when did you get into that detail?" Luna interrupted, yet realize what he was starting to mean. "Wait...but they just got their bell so..it shouldn't be off," she mumbled out.
"Exactly. We must go home to check if it's the same in our room!" he tried to order her, yet she had to go to her job first to hand in the money.
"It's a drag but...I need to go back to work to hand them the money. As much as I wish, I regret working as a pizza deliverer," she complained.
"Then why don't you get a better job?"
"Easiest job in the world, and gives me better money than those who sit on chairs as cashiers," she answered, Kapurimon able to agree. As they enter the Pizzaria, she throws her skateboard up and grasps it in her hands as Kapurimon hides again. Rummaging her pockets, she hands them in the money for the day, along with the hat of the job. "I'm going home."
"Hey! Tell you father I said hi!" a random woman screamed out, the voice annoying to Luna's ears. That voice was the voice of the most annoying woman ever. Turning around, she simply gave her a thumbs up and left the job on her skateboard. Once the doors were closed, Kapurimon pops out again. "That woman is so annoying," Luna stated, not far from their apartment. Kapurimon then hid himself again as she entered their Apartment Building. It faced Central Park, the view beautiful. As they walked up the stairs, her digimon suddenly gets a disturbance.
"Kapurimon...you alright?" she stopped halfway through the stairs. He seemed a bit stressed, and looked out a window from their stairway out to Central Park. It caught his attention. Before she could get a view, a voice interrupted her thoughts.
'Go!'
Wincing, she shook her head to vanish the thought. "Must be me," she mumbled, yet Kapurimon kept glaring outside. Suddenly, the voice came back.
'Go to Central Park!' it kept urging her, yet she kept ignoring. She needs to go to a doctor.
"There's digimon down there!" Kapurimon let out, Luna now against the window to see for herself. Indeed, there were three creatures down at the park, yet they were too small to identify. "You heard the voice too?" he asked her, Luna nodding.
"Agh...I don't want to, but the annoying voice will keep coming back if we don't do what it asks. Might as well go and get rid of the nuisance," she explained, Kapurimon nodding his head. She walked down the stairs, soon reaching the main hallway. The receptionist was confused.
"Didn't you just get up there....?" she was confused.
"I forgot something at the park," Luna replied back, the receptionist nodding with relief. Kapurimon was sitting on her head, acting like a hat. As much as she hates it, New Yorkers are dum enough to believe this amazing creature is a hat. It gets her through everybody's doubts though, nobody ever realizing what it really is.
Throwing her skateboard, she rushed over towards the Central Park. Once there, she realized she wasn't the only one there. This guy seemed familiar to her, maybe somebody who ordered pizza got to see her. Who knows, maybe a random stranger passing by. Her thoughts changed when she suddenly saw a tiny blue creature on the boy. Kapurimon gasped as well.
"T-That's...a digimon," he mumbled out, shocked. "I knew we weren't the only ones, the odds weren't that low," he added on, Luna halting. Who ever this was, she didn't want to get into any trouble.
"We should turn around...maybe we're wasting our time," she doubted the voice in her head. Kapurimon was anxious to get moving, yet the two were just standing there.