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Wind taps his foot and looks at Kaus Gammamon. An odd look passes between the two of them, and he ends up furrowing his brow at the blue dragon-man.
"Thoughts?"
<span class="mu-s"><span class="mu-b">"I believe it would be for the best to leave them in storage. Marnie, you said that this effect took place when you had it in your inventory?"</span></span>
"Yeah."
<span class="mu-s"><span class="mu-b">"This case of rogue Digivolution nearly cost you and Phascomon your lives. However, if it is caused by your books, then simply keeping them away from dangerous wild Digimon seems like the most prudent course of action."</span></span>
All of you nod in agreement.
"I don't really encounter any of them in the first place, so it should be fine, right?" Squid says.
"It should be. I only carry mine around as a good luck charm sometimes. But what are you going to do about yours?"
He points at you, and you look down at the book forlornly. You can't believe that your childhood treasure has become such a threat. You can't deal with a second occurrence, especially when you still have no idea what triggered it. The wisest course of action would be to keep it safe, like they're doing. But you no longer have a home to go back to, thanks to the incoming tracking. And you don't know whether it really will act up again.
>Request that you store your book with them. You no longer have a safe, long-term base, but they do. If they're already storing theirs without issue, you might want to get it off your hands. However, this means trusting them to have access to it when you don't. You know that you can't make demands or ask for conditions about its storage anymore.
>Keep it on you. Maybe you don't trust them to hold it, or you have future plans for it, or you just want to keep your childhood treasure close to your heart even if it might be a hazard. Whatever the reason, you want this item to stay with you, instead of stuffing it into a random folder.
>Try to destroy it. This is going to be a hard choice. It's not just something to be rid of, you love this thing, you truly do. Your hopes and dreams came from it. But maybe it's not meant to be, if it's some kind of unknown trap that seems to have multiple alternate versions of itself lying in wait. Ask Squid if there's a way to get rid of it long-term, or some reliable method of data destruction that she knows of.
