Digimon: The attack of the Fanmademon! (rules update)

[DragonMasterX]

Renodramon's ears twitched and he blushed while his eyes went wide as plates. He had seriously not expected anything like that happen, "Wh-why did THAT happen?" he asked, bewildered. Even Aqua was covering the gap of her open mouth with both her hands as she couldn't help but stare at Fangewomon's transformation.

"Uh, uhm... I will!" Renodramon hurriedly said, struggling to get back on the ground on all fours as he took the digivice in his paws. Trying his best to get up on his hind legs, he clumsily walked over to the control panel. He briefly caught eye of MidnightGargoylemon spinning around, but he didn't bring himself to ask, the tall individual scared him.

On the control board, he noticed the touch-screen had a small indentation on its left. He compared it with the digivice's shape and blinked, "Huh. Looks like this can be used here..." he said, placing the digivice in places, before the touch screen became green with light. "Woah, it came back to life...!"

With that, he gingerly reached for the screen and patted it with one of his claws, seeing one of the many chunks on the screen move as his finger did. "Huh, this looks like a puzzle... hmmm..."

As a human, Renodramon had always liked puzzles. But this one was so childish... it took him about ten seconds to figure that the chunks of data stewrn about corresponded to a bridge-like rectangle going across the diagram of the room. When the last piece was moved, the puzzle glowed blue.

"Passcode, accepted," said the computarized voice, right before the whole place began to change, "Materializing bridge..."

"W-woah! What happened?! What did you do?!" asked a terrified Aqua, who lost her balance and stumbled forwards, reaching for the closest mon in proximity: Dark. She clutched his arm for support, blushing at her own clumsiness, "Uh, uhm... I'm sorry..." she said, looking up at DarkVeemon with those big blue eyes of hers.

Renodramon blinked as the digivice was violently ejected by the touch screen board, he fell to his butt trying to grab it, and gasped as the tray went back inside the control panel. The rumbling stopped, and he looked back with a surprised expression.

The pool suddenly had a broad, iron bridge crossing from one side to the other. It could've been confused with a small highway, being big enough for them all to walk in a row formation.

"Bridge, finalized. Good luck." And with that...

Nothing happened.