Pokemon

[nlechoppa]

The glare effect did not last long as he started to walk again quickly. Albeit slowly at first. And he resisted the thunder fang like nothing since he was used to bites and fighting.

"Why do I never get left alone to slumber. Why must pokemon wake me up. Why can they not stop bothering me. All you do is be absolutely annoying." He walked up to Zygarde and tried to grab her quickly. If he succeeded he would smash her into the ground. Possibly Immoblizing her. He then would turn his attention to Houndoom.

Edited July 1, 2014 by Soulking

[Lemniscate]

 

Zygarde did not like the Tyranitar's attitude. Now that she knew they should hurry, she thought up something quick. Tossing Swampert and Houndoom as high as possible, she used a quick Earthquake on the Tyranitar before using Extreme Speed to dodge any attack he might fire back. Making a "follow me gesture towards the two Pokemon, she moved in the direction of the footprints. Tyranitar's were slow, so they should be able to outrun this one easily.

Edited July 2, 2014 by Silverphoenixx

[20mia08]

 

Swamprt landed with a heavy thud, shaking the dust from his body once more, slowly getting used to be thrown. Houndoom landed on top of Swampert, making him flinch. She remained in Mega-Form, just in case they encountered anymore pokemon or dangers. The two quickened their paces, bounding after Zygarde. Swampert and Houndoom gazed down at the tracks, wondering what their opponents may be like. I wonder what moves Suicune has...We know he has Toxic, but that's all. I know Raikou has Spark.... Swampert thought as he raced alongside Houndoom. Houndoom then looked up, her eyes locked on whatever may be ahead. She looked alert, and maybe a little bit nervous. Swampert couldn't blame her, since Suicune could easily wipe her out.

[nlechoppa]

(Taking from this from the pokedex. "In just one of its mighty hands, it has the power to make the ground shake and mountains crumble." I'm gonna use that power. Since the pokedex's word is law.)

He punched his two fists into the ground the earthquake had a effect on him that did damage him. But he still kept on rampaging. Once he punched them into the ground. The area around them shook then stone walls seemed to rise effectively trapping them. "I shall not let you free until you resolve this with me. So let's be civil now." He turned back to his normal form. "Now explain why you were annoying me."

"I would like to know. I was in the middle of my slumber and that isn't exactly pleasant."

Edited July 2, 2014 by Soulking

[Vorgin]

 

Groudon pondered the concept of a diamond throwing legendary. He had never come across or even heard of such a thing. The closest thing he could think of would be a Sableye but they didn't have ribbons or looks feminine. Then again, they were usually too greedy to throw their gems at people. "I am curious about this diamond legendary, but I have never heard or come upon one in my years. Then again, I'm not familiar with most things from Kalos... if that is it's place of origin. I only know of the names of the big three there. I did meet Yveltal before meeting you. As for the other two, not much on Zygrade... and I heard rumors that Xerneas is... childish. In my opinion, nothing less of a Fairy."

 

"I sense Kyogre dove to the ocean floor. He dove much faster than usual, I think someone scared him... he has re-emerged near... Rayquaza..." Groudon had mixed feelings for his ability to sense the other two. He enjoyed knowing his rival and overseer's location, but at the same time, he hated knowing they could do the same.

Edited July 2, 2014 by Dotzrus

[Melomancer]

 

Raikou narrowed his sharp gaze at the grass-deer, a slight growl rumbling in his throat. Why the heck should I show you where our brother is, were you listening to me?! You can't punish someone for something they've already done, it's in the past now, you can only fix it. And I would never let you harm my brother, no matter what he's done, we're family! He began, his tail lashing from side to side as he stepped forward. Like my brother said, turning against your family is unthinkable! He snapped, frustration and anger pulsing in the yellow beast. Was any pokemon beside his brother listening?! Raikou began to pace, glaring at every pokemon around except for his brother. Yes, I am angry with him for trying to kill everyone, but a brother's a brother. He muttered, plucking an Oran berry from a tree/bush and eating it, letting himself heal. There was other troubles, the main other trouble being Ho-Oh. The Rainbow-Bird would fry Raikou and his brothers if they ever betrayed him, but Raikou cared more for his brother than Ho-Oh. Raikou then wondered if Suicune even trusted Entei and Raikou anymore, but the legendary beast quickly pushed the thought away, not wanting to trouble himself anymore. He needed to concentrate on what to do in the current situation. He then thought of Houndoom and Swampert, wondering if they would follow him to Suicune and try to harm him, but he doubted it.

 

Now I don't know whether or not to pursue Suicune and defend him. If I do, I know I'll have Virizion trying to chase me, and I don't know whether or not Entei will follow. But I am the smallest and lightest of my brothers, so maybe I could outrun her...? Raikou thought, gazing off into the forest. There was noway he'd leave Entei behind though, so if Entei wanted to stay, Raikou would stay. He gave his brother a questioning glance, as if asking him what to do. Truthfully, Raikou felt lost and confused, so he hoped his brother could help him out in the situation.

Virizion sighed and walked close to Raikou. "I understand. Family is everything. If Cobalion, Terrakion, or even Keldeo did something like this, I would still stand by them." She sympathised with Raikou. It must have been hard for him to deal with, torn between doing the right thing, and protecting his brother. In a way, she respected him for it. "Alright, I won't go after him. But can you promise me something? Talk to him about it. Try to convince him. Can you do that?" She asked, in a pleading tone.

[20mia08]

 

Raikou tipped his head to the side, closing his eyes, and letting out a long, heavy sigh. He then straightened, looking back at Virizion, giving her a small shrug. I suppose I could try talking some sense into Suicune, but you see, he'd probably kill me for it. I don't know whether or not Suicune would take this lightly, since I haven't seen him in awhile. He responded, shivering a bit when he thought of his brother attacking him. Would he poison him and leave him to die? Or would he decide that Raikou's his brother, and that he could never hurt him? Raikou looked back at Entei. I wonder what he's thinking...And how he'll respond. I know Entei can be one of the more peaceful type, so maybe he'll think talking to Suicune's better. Raikou thought. The electric Legendary Dog still had no clue that multiple Pokemon were pursuing him....And for pretty much no reason, as of yet. He then found himself thinking of how much he really feared Suicune. But I love him, he's my brother He told himself, though a bit of fear for Suicune still remained inside him. Raikou turned back to Virizion, flicking his tail once. Any ways, I need to rest, I've been traveling for quite sometime, and all this fighting has exhausted me. He announced, leaping up into a tree.

[Lemniscate]

 

Zygarde glared at the Tyranitar. Now he wanted to be civil. After randomly attacking them, he talks about being civil. She certainly was not going to be civil about this. Picking him up, she used all of her strength to toss him somewhere far away from them. Watching the Tyranitar land, she turned back towards the Pokemon. The tracks were cut off after the skirmish, and they would have to guess which way to go next since there was a fork in the path up ahead. This was certainly not convenient. Could the Houndoom perhaps sniff out the scent? That was doubtful, there'd probably be too many scents covering the old one. She could only guess which way to go. Shifting her gaze towards the fork, she decided to pick the more pleasant side and go in that direction. This side had a small stream flowing next to it and some Sitrus berry bushes. Picking a few, she ate one and gave some to the Houndoom and Swampert.

[ValidEmotions]

 

Well this was certainly a predicament. If Uxie had any energy at all, she would probably be panicking - but as it was, if she moved more than a few centimetres that coughing fit was going to start up again. "I'm fine," she said, again. It was slightly less of a lie this time but still very obviously untrue to anyone who bothered to look. One of her tails was bent under her in an uncomfortable angle; it was going to trail uselessly for days, even accounting for their healing factor. But Mesprit was alright now - or as alright as she could be expected to be, considering the amount of sheer terror and despair that must have been in the air. All three of them were conscious and not closer to death than life, which - well, the fact that that was a good thing right now said a lot about their situation, but she tried not to think about that. "As long as you are. Y'should...had Suicune mentioned the other lakes?" Ah, there's the panic. She tried to prop herself up into a sitting position and mostly succeeded in flipping herself onto her side, wheezing heavily. "We...if all the lakes are..." Deep breath. Deep breath! "They would be targeting those next, unless their motive was some sort of grudge against Azelf. They - they left, so it's not. And with both of us..." She grimaced, more at her lack of judgement than from the pain. "Did either - any of you," the Scizor might have seen something too, of course, "see where they went? We have to...and if there...other Legendary Pokemon, maybe, preferably friendly..." Her brain was outrunning her mouth again, not helped by her shortness of breath. She made a helpless gesture with one arm before letting it flop back onto the rock, hoping she'd gotten the gist of that through.

 

Sometimes it was difficult to understand Uxie’s train of thought, especially when Mesprit only received part of those thoughts. ”I feel fine, Sister. Azelf made me eat a Pecha berry. Though, I don’t think there was any need for it,” she stated slowly, paused in her endless circling. Gingerly touching the tail that was awkwardly trapped under Uxie’s body, she rested a hand on her sister’s shoulder. When the blue and yellow pokemon began to try and prop herself up (succeeding only in rolling onto her side), Mesprit removed her hand and fretted on how she should help her knowledgable sibling.

 

The remaining Sitrus berries that Azelf had brought caught Mesprit’s attention at last. Knowing much more about berries than about fighting, her eyes lit up with something akin to feeling useful. ”Uxie, have some of these. They’ll get your strength back up.” She tried to say it as an order but the words came out too gentle for such a thing. Still, she thought she had been commanding enough and hoped it would get Uxie to eat.

 

It was likely clear to Uxie that Mesprit wasn’t bothered by what her sister had been trying to convey, despite the distress that came from the weakened Guardian. However, given enough time, Mesprit would clue in on what her sister had been saying, absorb the situation fully and properly, and realize what everything meant. As the moment stood, her mind was focused on the mere fact that her sister had been injured by someone, that her brother was here, and that pokemon were distressed.

 

For as long as she could remember, there weren’t very many instances when outside emotions heavily affected her for the worse. She didn’t have a switch or a method to turn her ability on or off but it was rather instinctual for her to know how to swim in any type of emotional wave. That didn’t necessarily mean she knew how to curb her actions that were driven by her own emotions; thus her impulsiveness.

 

Impulsiveness… That’s what had gotten Uxie hurt, wasn’t it? Her impulsiveness? She had been too quick to act, rushing into a situation she had known next-to-nothing about. For that, a pokemon attacked her while she was in a state of confusion. And Uxie was greatly hurt because she had protected her. Was her sister angry with her? Surely, she had to be. In her momentary confusion upon arrival, Uxie had shouted. Had it been an angry shout? Mesprit was told to wait, but she hadn’t listened once again. Oh, she hoped her sister wasn’t angry with her after she was healed.

 

Should she take the Sitrus berries away? Uxie couldn’t be angry at her if she was in distress. The Emotion being shook her head. Why was she thinking like that? She held her sibling’s wellbeing over the worry of being lectured. At least, she believed she did. Leaving the berries alone, she glanced towards her brother and the Scizor. The latter was helping himself to Oran berries while the former hovered near him, likely making certain that the steel-type was alright.

 

Not for the first time, she wondered where Azelf had been, why he hadn’t been at his lake when… who was here? Darkrai and Suicune, right? They were the ones present when the lake was poisoned? But, Suicune hadn’t purified the toxic water. No. Instead, he shot the attack her but injured Uxie. She remembered the looming darkness of the Shadow Ball, the growing sphere that had promised to hurt her. Was Suicune responsible for poisoning the lake? Or had it been Darkrai’s doing?

 

Had she been wrong in placing sole blame upon the legendary Beast? But, Darkrai had been horrified. About what? And, he hadn’t tried to hurt her, only put her to sleep, when Suicune had been so willing to do physical harm.

 

Mesprit had trusted him.

 

She had always liked him despite his sometimes moody disposition. On a rare occasion, he would humor her and she was able to get him to play a game or two, something in hopes to help him relax and take his mind off of his busy role. But he attacked her and hurt her sister. That was unforgivable. Low even. Suicune knew he was stronger than Mesprit, knew that he could easily defeat her in a one-on-one. There was no honor in an assault such as his. He was a legendary to add. A protector of the pokemon world. But he was doing harm instead of stopping it….

 

She had to believe that Suicune was responsible for poisoning Azelf’s lake. Darkrai’s emotions when she arrived betrayed the possibility of him doing the dirty job. Maybe he came after Suicune had poisoned the water. Or maybe he failed to stop the beast in time? The small Guardian picked up mostly confusion from the ghost-like pokemon, before his emotions turned into ugly malice. Yet the malice was only a brief flare. She knew he was a protector, no matter how confused his mind was. The swaying emotions reassured her of her belief. Even as her impulsive trust faltered in the light of Suicune’s actions.

 

Finally, Uxie’s breathless jumble of words grasped their meaning in Mesprit’s thoughts. The other lakes could be threatened? And when all three were poisoned? A glance at Azelf revealed no signs on if the toxic waters of Lake Valor were affecting him in any way. A connection tied each Guardian to their lake and to each other. As far as she knew, nothing could sever those connections. However, it was difficult to tell if Azelf was truly worried about the condition of his lake; he seemed more interested in the Scizor than in his lake or the helpless pokemon within its dark waters. Then again, would they be able to help any of the creatures that swam its depths?

 

”Help me with the pokemon….”

 

 

Perhaps the taste of berries weren't strong enough as the red and black pokemon fell to the ground. The use of his energy to obtain and use mega form was having a devastating after effect on the pincer Pokemon. The poison wasn't doing much to him rather than making him tired. He was immune to toxicity, or at least on the outside. Maybe he had nothing to fear about the poison. Perhaps his mind was overreacting.

 

Azelf appeared and Scizor was snapped back into reality.  He graciously took the pecha berry, hoping it would help him stand at least. Another reason for taking the pink strawberry was that he didn't want to turn down the willpower pokemon's help and face his wrath. All three spirits supposedly had curses depending on what you did to the respective one. Scizor didn't know the actual curses, and they certainly didn't reveal themselves to Scizor at that moment. After chowing down on the berry Scizor nodded his thanks. "I-I appreciate your help."

 

The berry began nourishing his body and began its process of dispelling the toxins that Suicune had indirectly delivered. Scizor slowly began rising, putting his red, right claw onto the ground an deleting his feet gain leverage in the sand.  He finished pulling himself up and thanked Azelf, "I thank you once again. I was stupid and made a dire mistake." Scizor made a mental note to face palm himself later. Diving into the water, then swallowing the potent water. He stopped playing over his mistakes, and realized he was staring at the Willpower Pokemon which probably made it akward. Scizor quickly looked down at the a bush nearby with oran berries. He began walking over to it and grabbed a berry.

 

Azelf allowed his feet to lightly touch the ground as he watched Scizor get up. ”I’m glad to help. However, you didn’t make a “dire” mistake. Rather, you didn’t make a mistake at all. You grabbed my sister out of the water. Berries will help you easily enough, you don’t need to thank me. I should be thanking you.” He smiled faintly, slightly unaccustomed to the slack in his stubbornness to admit his gratitude for someone’s help. Part of his mind wanted him to correct Scizor, to inform him that he could have saved his sister on his own. But he knew that to be false. He hadn’t arrived in time to see where Mesprit had fallen, to even know that she was present at his lake. Azelf only saw her surface with Scizor’s aid.

 

”Tell me, Scizor. Do you know where Darkrai is headed? Do you know if Suicune is able to defeat him on his own or does he need help?” he questioned, floating alongside the red and black pokemon as he moved to grab an Oran berry. Personally, Azelf doubted that Darkrai would get an easy fight from Suicune; neither of them were immune to the other’s type but neither were they weak against each other. It simply rested in a small question about Darkrai’s condition before leaving the lake.

 

Which made Azelf then question why Suicune had not purified it as he chased Darkrai. Perhaps he didn’t think he’d be able to stay on the dark-type’s tracks? Maybe he didn’t notice the poisoned water. Actually, that was very unlikely. Even if Suicune didn’t see the poison, Azelf liked to believe that the beast could sense unclean water. Isn’t that how he knew where he needed to go next?

 

Michelle decided to drop the point about the Ampharos attacking the Bug. After all, she seemed to have convinced it that it was wrong.

"My name is Michelle. I am a warrior and guardian of the Hoenn region." She said, mumbling after: "And Kyogre's babysitter"

She hoped Ampharos hadn't heard that, but at the same time couldn't resist saying it.

Now then, where did your allergies start? She asked.

 

(OOC: and this one is crappy >_>)

 

”Just call me Amphy if you don’t like calling me Ampharos,” she replied, oblivious to Michelle’s added mumble. In light of the question posed, Ampharos paused, thinking about the answer. ”Well, I arrived to the island last night and promptly fell asleep within the forest. I don’t know where, as I don’t live here but I’m sure it was closer towards the center? Anyways,” she waved her hand in mild emphasis, clearly moving on as if such a tiny detail didn’t matter. ”I woke up early and started to explore, finding my way out of the forest to see what else was here when it began raining all of a sudden!” Her pensive demeanor changed slightly in expression of this, a clear hint of being displeased. ”The intense heat was nice enough when I was in shadows casted by dry trees. But, a downpour out of nowhere? Even the weather at my home is not that drastic. Then, to add to the drama of weather, it just stopped! At least it dampened the heat of this place a bit.”

 

Folding her arms, Ampharos had to pause, catching herself and keeping her mouth shut when she was about to ask what Michelle’s initial question had been. Right. Where did her allergies start? Another sneeze disrupted her attention, electric bolts jumping from her ears and tail to strike the ground around her in a wild manner. ”Oh! Excuse me! This darn nose!” She huffed, shaking her head in a frustrated manner and only later thinking to see if Michelle was alright. ”I didn’t hit you, did I?” she pressed, a quiver of fear entering her voice.

[MasterWeavile898]

(OOC: No formatting due to being on my DS, but I just had to reply)

 

Michelle rolled her eyes at the Ampharos's babble. Her mind wandered as she looked around at the scenery, though she kept an ear turned in case Amphy decided to actually answer her question. She wondered for a moment where Kyogre had run off to, but decided it didn't really matter to her. Her thoughts travelled back in time a bit as she caught sight of a Grovyle, it's bladed arms calling her mind back to memories of a certain Gallade. A sad smile touched the edge of her lips, the fond memories distorted slightly by a touch of grief.

 

She was suddenly jolted, literally, out of her reverie as Amphy sneezed.

"Oh!" She cried in surprise.

It wasn't exactly painful, it felt like those times when she was younger and her dress would accumulate static electricity and sgock her whenever she touched metal, before she learned to dispell it. She nearly giggled at her memories of using Thunder Wave to toy with her friends, Gabrielle had always hated it, and had been just slightly giddy when she discovered she could deflect them back in her mega form.

"Yes, you did." She answered absentmindedly.

She hadn't even realized she'd heard a question. Her mind was too far caught in her memories now. What had happened to change things so much? Her mind travelled farther back, to the blurrier times when she was truly young. It reached back into her memories when she was a Kirlia, and dragged back something very important to her mind.

"They shouldn't be awake." She muttered.

Things like this happened often, but they were usually confined to a region or two.

"Why are they awake?" She asked, louder this time.

Her mind spun completely out of control. Something was coming, something huge.

 

"There's too many." Michelle said, finally reverting completely into reality, "Why are there so many?"

She turned to Amphy, "I'm sorry, I suddenly have a much larger problem on my plate. But I'm going to assume your allergies were caused overnight, likely by a Grass or Bug type attempting to cast a Stun Spore over you. I can help with that, but I have a stop to make first. You may come along if you wish, or you may stay and solve your problem yourself."

 

She turned so as she was perpendicular to Amphy and held out her arm, preparing to Teleport.[/color]

 

(OOC: So since Regirock is being introduced soon... I'm moving my setup schedule up a bit for Regigigas. No worries, he'll still be waiting for Suicune and Ho-Oh, Millie and Steel, and Deoxys and Palkia. Just have to sort Michelle's part out a bit

 

Also, Narvix, if Amphy says yes, she'll be along for Michelle's ride, and it's a bumpy one, just a heads up. And I know this is a bit sudden >_>)

[Vorgin]

Further down the route, in which Zygrade and Co. are travelling, a large rock sits quietly with a circle of small stone around it. The side of the stone nearest the road is cracked from years of wear and tear. An average special or physical attack could open it more.

 

 

 

Inside the large stone was hollow and dark. Braille with ancient writing covers the walls in which the golem was fused into the one at the far end of the ruin. It's eyes were dark and it's body was motionless. It's computer-like brain waited for a command, but until then, it waited in a dormant state. It's memory of why it was in this cave were gone, the reason was gone, as was the ability to question why is was gone or why it was here. It just was, and it just waited. Waiting...immobile... not alive but not dead.

Edited July 3, 2014 by Dotzrus

[Razzyy]

 

Scizor nodded at Azelf's correcting words. He was thankful he wasn't seen as an enemy, but as an ally to the powerful spirit of Willpower. Being on the wrong side of the game from Azelf could promptly end in serious consequences. If one had the power to subdue one of the Creation Trio, along with his sisters, the individual must hold unknown powers. Unknown powers combined with the generally stubborn attitude of Azelf had a devastating effect. If Scizor had his sources correct, then this was a good thing Azelf thanked him.

 

"All I know about Darkrai's next position is that it is one of the remaining lakes owned by your sisters. And I believe Suicune and Darkrai are working together as one. Besides them fighting together, the only reason I believe so is that Suicune didn't cleanse your lake." Scizor pondered the rest of Azelf's words before continuing, "I believe we need to strike them down now, before they gain any more allies in this uprising of sorts. Perhaps we could teleport to both lakes to see which one they are at, or get to either lake as soon as possible. Even if we arrive at the next lake without it being poisoned, we can force a battle against the evil duo."

 

 

Zekrom nodded at the red Y-shaped avian before saying, "Alright my dear, I'll fly ahead at your wishes." With that, the thunder-weilding legendary propelled himself off the ground with a gentle force, so he wouldn't disturb Yveltal in any way. She was quite caring for her region, not many could say that. Sure, they tapped the wrist of some evil-doer from time to time, but that wasn't truly caring and defending for your region. One had to sacrifice their own goals and parts of their life to make sure nothing harmed anything or anyone of their home region. Yes, Zekrom would help the avian for simply her caring about her region in such a passionate way.

 

Perhaps the other two of her region would learn something good from this. Just maybe.

 

 

Just outside of Dewford, sat a rather shallow cave. Beyond the boulder that blocked the cave from the outside was an icy room filled with ice stalagmites and stalactites upon the icy floor. A figure sat in the middle of the room that towered at almost six feet tall, and almost four hundred pounds. The usual pulsing yellow eyes, now just a blank slate of grey. The figure which normally glistened in the sun, now black as was the room. It was just a husk right now. Not until someone or something activated it from its sleep and gave it commands. Then the eyes would pulse yellow and it would glisten in the sun once again.

Edited July 3, 2014 by Razzyy

[HomeForFlowers]

Kalos? Where did Groudon get the impression that the diamond legendary was from Kalos? Elliot didn't say anything about it being from a different region. Did Groudon automatically assume it was from Kalos? Elliot couldn't tell. The earth shaker pondered if it was from Kalos and quickly added that it was unsure of its claim. While Elliot was not the type to judge others, he could not help but think the legendary was letting off less than he knew. Was it possible that Groudon knew about the legendary and simply didn't want to expose its existence? If that was so, he was doing it very poorly. Elliot could not help but feel suspicious of the legendary. He was either lying to the Blaziken or was busy thinking about something else. Either way, Elliot made a mental note about Groudon's assumption."I don't recall the region it originates in," Elliot replied kindly as he hoped over a bolder obstructing his path. "I learned of the creature only once and that was many years ago when I was nothing more than a mere child. I scarcely remember anything about it. I'm afraid I cannot procure anymore information for you from my memory."

 

The sly comment about Fairy types piqued his interest. Did Groudon intentionally change the subject to share his believes on Fairy types or was he simply letting his mind wander? It was quite interesting to hear Groudon voice his opinion. Of all people, Elliot would of thought that Groudon would of been very tolerate of most other types. There was no reason to assume he would be racist in any range, but it seemed as though he had a problem with both Mewtwo and Fairy types. Elliot did not like to call out others of being racist, sexist, or anything of that type, however, he found himself trying to grasp for another word that could possible fit Groudon's behavior.

"Do you have something against Fairy types," he asked curiously as he made another mental note about Groudon's ability to seeming recognize where the rest of this trio where. It would be something to ask later once the current topic was worn out. "I assume you have a poor personal experience or perhaps are ignorant on the matter? From what I gather, there are only, what, three Fairy types native to your region? Less that five at the greatest. I would not think you had the time to interact with such types."

 

Suicune's cry of urgency was enough to make Darkrai recoil from Cresselia. The embrace of the toxin was horrible. He could feel the corrupt coiling through him, the tendrils of death stroking his nerves and subduing his life essence to bend to its will. His body felt as though it was melting into goo. Death oozed through him as the sickening poison crippled his bodily functions and warped his mind. Suicune's words were almost deaf to Darkrai's ears. He could scarcely hear the beast's words against the beating of his own heart. His body combated the poison poorly, allowing it to take control of his body and mind with ease. Despite the drastic pain and the feel of cold acid pouring through his veins, Darkrai obeyed his partner's orders. He drifted down to the beast's side, swaying ever so slightly. Cresselia was no longer important. She was simply a blurry figure in the distance. Fatigue began to take over and Darkrai felt faint. The poison was harsh on Darkrai, leaving him weak and fragile.

"Let us leave," Darkrai said as he hurried to Suicune's side with his one blue eye glazing over.

 

It wasn't often that Palkia got a good laugh. Sleeping for countless years and being forced to keep his distance from those of the Other World didn't exactly allow him to hear humorous statements. Although the virus was obviously distraught when it spoke, Palkia could not help but give a great bout of laughter at its words. His giggling was soft, but strong. It was a light and soft tone that did not match the great beast's appearance. It was as though a young maiden was laughing and not the temporal being of space. As odd as the laughter was, it did not last long for Palkia was not use to enjoying himself and found it poor behavior to continue an unknown practice for long.

"Hoenn is not Rayquaza's domain," Palkia chuckled as the last of his laughter began to die out. "I know he is the overseer in the weather trio, but he is no master of any region. He was born from the ozone layer and there he shall stay. He has no right to command those below his flying space. He is no master of land or sea, but that of air. Even then, he has no right call you out or even challenge you to a fight for territorial reasons."

 

Rayquaza's actions were concerning. It was perfectly clear that he had not gone rouge. No, he was just strict with the code and refused to tolerate anyone who dared to disobey it. He was a creature of justice, someone who would uphold the law with a raised chin. It wasn't necessarily bad that he took his job so seriously, quite the contrary. Some legendaries took their jobs with ease and performed their required tasks without a care in the world. Rayquaza was not such a legendary. He did his jobs with honor. He didn't take matters lightly and made sure to put others in his place. While this worked in the past, it seemed as though Rayquaza was beginning to think he was better than others. He had gotten a taste for power and was taking more than what he bargained for. He needed to be put in his place. If things got out of hand, he could possibly go rouge or attempt to do something moronic such as take over other regions or take the lives of others. If he was abusing his power, then he needed to be tended to. Since Palkia had been rudely awakened by the actions of someone else in the Other World, it appeared that fixing a little issue wouldn't be too hard.

"Would you fancy a meeting with Rayquaza with me by your side?" Palkia as the virus as his voice dropped a few octaves and turned more stern. "I do not normally tend to the matters in this world, but if it something as minor as putting someone back into their place, I can certainly be of assistance."

Edited July 3, 2014 by Doctortear

[MasterWeavile898]

Cassandra cried out in surprised as she ran into a wall, forgetting to move to an intangible state. The Masquerain flew up to her and angrily buzzed out a stream of words too fast for the Gengar to comprehend.

"I'm s-so-se-srorry." She sputtered, backing away as quickly as she could.

Of all the things to upset, a Bug type. For as long as she could remember, which admittedly wasn't very long, she had always had an irrational fear of Bugs. There was no reason for it, she even resisted Bug type attacks, it was just there. Her trainer had even released her because of it. Or at least she thought that's what it was, she couldn't remember for certain. The Masquerain spent a bit longer buzzing at her, and then flew off. Cassy sank to the ground relief flooding through her. This relief was immediately jolted out of her when the wall to her right suddenly started glowing dully. It had dots riddled across it in strangled mesmerizing patterns. The frightened Gengar quickly turned intangible and fled through the opposite wall. What a vacatio- She bumped into something -n this had turned out to be. Wait. She thought, I just hit something.

She backed up and saw... A wall. That made no sense, only a sentient creature could prevent her passage, and even then, only if they had guarded themselves against intrusion. Her eyes were adjusting now, and she realized it was not a wall, but a statue. The room was cold, and the statue appeared like an ice sculpture. She'd never seen anything like it. Curiosity overtook her, was it hollow? Had it been warded against intrusion because of some treasure inside? She had to know. Cassandra lifted her arm, and knocked.

 

(OOC: Ah Cassy, you are truky a moron. A misunderstood, frightful little moron. Oh how I love you and your nervous little moronic self <3

 

Best part: Her namesake is a cold-hearted genocidal maniac)

[HomeForFlowers]

Something was... off in Rayquaza's voice. It sounded like he was a bit upset or even disturbed. Sure, he still had tone of sternness in his voice, but something was a bit different. He didn't sound cheerful or glad when he said he was going to speak with Michelle which confused Kyogre. She was a lovely person! She had a great personality, a set of believes that were set in stone, and a watchful eye that would help those that were in need! Yeah, she did pop him on the head a few times, but who said he didn't deserve it on several occasions? It hurt, sure, but it was for the best, right? She could of been wrong a few select times, but that didn't mean she was a bad person. She just made a few mistakes as everyone did. It was no big deal! So why was Rayquaza sounding so distressed?

"Is there something wrong?" Kyogre asked as he bopped his head down to latch onto one of the oran berries the air serpent was throwing his way. "You don't seem very happy about the idea of talking with Michelle. Did she do something wrong?"

 

(In the past)

Shaymin's revival brought a sigh of relive out of Celebi. It was clear that she was concerned for the white creature's well-being and did not think Raichu's procedure would work correctly. Of course, she was wrong and Shaymin was up and at 'em again.

"See?" Raichu boasted as she puffed out her chest. "I told you'd it work!" Bragging aside, Raichu watched Shaymin gleefully as she began to adjust to her surroundings. For a good long while, she just stood still. Her small mouth opened, but no words came out. Drool began to set along her jawline and drip down from it. Her eyes seemed unfocused and as though they were trying to lock onto Raichu. It would of been a disturbing sight if Raichu had not seen it before. This wasn't the first time she revived someone and it wouldn't be the last. As Shaymin suddenly took in a breath, Raichu glanced back at Celebi and gave a quick smile. See? her face seemed to say, I told you it would work!

 

That, is when the screaming began. Raichu made only a small response through a slight jump at the sudden noise. Celebi was not as subtle. She let out a shriek of terror flinched away with eyes wide and full of surprise. The egg that was floating next to her went to her arms, causing her let out another yelp. Blood drew from her tiny hands as the gemstones on the egg pierced her skin. The smallest of whimpers escaped her as she turned her back to her companions and let the egg drift away from her. Raichu barely heeded the scene behind her and put all of her attention towards the screaming creature in front of her. For such a small creature, Shaymin sure could belch out a yell for a long time. Raichu stood still for the remainder of the scream and only approached after Shaymin ceased her little dance of fear along with the screams.

"It's all right, little one," Raichu said soothingly as she approached the Shaymin, being careful not to get too close. "You're fine now. No harm is going to come to you. We just need to ask you a few questions and then everything will be alright."

 

(I apologize for the bad Kyogre post.)

Edited July 3, 2014 by Doctortear

[shadow_claw]

 

What? Oh, it's nothing. It just bothers me that a normal pokemon would have the gusto to attack a legend such as yourself. Rayquaza admitted. He was supposed to ensure order between the legends Kyogre and Groudon, but he didn't know how to handle normal pokemon. He was afraid of hurting those he was supposed to protect, and lashing out on a normal pokemon could easily lead him to kill him/her. He was supposed to keep order, not destroy! Shaking his head quickly, Rayquaza released a shaky sigh. This was just all...distressing.

[MasterWeavile898]

Meloetta snorted in laughter, she was really starting to like this robot's goofy antics.

"I. Can. Wait." She said, punctuating her words the same way it had.

She turned back to picking flowers while she waited. This was soo much fun, she wished her normal friends would pick flowers with her. But they were always busy. Well, the one was usually busy running errands for her. But generally they had some random excuse for why they couldn't play. It made Meloetta sad just to think about it. Her mind wandered for a bit as she thought about all her friends. She wondered what had happened to the big white Dragon. She'd found it one day, lying hurt in the desert. She tried to help it, but it said she couldn't. That was a sad day. She also remembered the little white Dragon with it, that one hadn't liked her, despite her trying to help. She decided to call out to the robot, see how it was doing.

"Are you okay big grey robot guy?" She yelled.

 

(OOC: Meloetta suddenly seems a lot like a more reserved Nowi... Including the fanservice part )

[Razzyy]

 

The ancient husk of ice was active once again. Seven yellow eyes, in a plus sign with elongated sides, pulsed and blinked in several different patterns. Three icicle-like fingers that came to a sharp, point. These said fingers suddenly flexed outwards from their resting position, which was all three digits pointing towards the center of the hand. Regice focused its attention to the purplish figure, which had spikes coming out of its back, who had awakened it. Regice slowy levitated upwards and reaching about six inches above the icy floor.

"Intrusion detected. Reason for activation reached," Regice spoke, in a rather robot-like voice "I am in debt."

 

((Rather bad and short. Regice is trying to be Gengar's minion.))

[Lemniscate]

((Will post anyway even though Mia has not posted. Also not sure where exactly Regirock is, but I'll count him as in a sealed cave.))

 

 

Zygarde continued along the path, observing her surroundings. She noticed quite a few rocks, and many Pecha berry bushes. The path was quite long, and there were no signs of tracks. Her Earthquake had probably destroyed them all. Suddenly, the path ended at a chipped block of stone. It was cracked and looked ancient, as if it had been waiting like that all this time. That was odd. Had the Legendary Dogs moved the stone aside and put it back in place? Perhaps they had suspected Pokemon would follow them and had put this wall as a safety measure. Well, she wasn't going to let a little bit of rock get in her way. Readying her Extreme Speed, she analyzed the cracks for the most efficient way to break through. Finding a large number of cracks in the top right corner, she aimed the attack in that direction. A large rumble rocked the ground as the entire block of stone crumbled into pieces beneath her. That had taken much less effort than she had expected. Inspecting the area she had broken into, she found that it had a large stone in the middle and small stones surrounding it. It almost looked like a shrine. She didn't want to destroy a shrine, but it could be another way the Legendary Dogs were trying to stop Pokemon. Deciding to push the largest rock aside to make a path, she carefully dug the rock out and tried to push it. It was heavier than it looked though, so she didn't make any fast progress.

[Melomancer]

"Yeah, alright. Take your rest. Remember to talk to him about it. I hope everything gets better soon. But if it doesn't, There'll be hell to pay." Virizion growled. Trotting off, she disappeared into a tree and went off to find someone to talk to. She was frustrated by what had happened, and wanted someone to calm her down, or beat up. After running for a while, she heard the sound of rocks shattering and breaking. Going closer to take a look, she spotted a Pokemon destroying.. Rocks? Why was it doing that? Did it have something against rocks? Confused, she watched silently and hoped the strange pokemon wouldn't notice her.

[MasterWeavile898]

(OOC: I just had another character do the exact same thing on another site )

 

Cassandra jumped back, her ectoplasm vibrating at a higher rate than normal. Then she remembered she didn't know Double Team anymore. She missed knowing that, it made running much easier.

"It was an accident I swear!" She said frantically, "I just want to get out of this place."

Glowing green tears started seeing from her eyes, eating away at the rock and ice beneath her. At least this creature was an Ice type, it wouldn't be frightened off by the chills people got from being in Cassy's presence.

 

(OOC: Green acid tears, oh the joys of being composed of Poison type ectoplasm)

[shadow_claw]

 

Cassie? Cassie! A gravelly, harsh voice continued to call out for its lost partner. The voice itself belonged to an equally harsh-looking Garchomp. Garchomp were naturally fierce-looking, but this one was torn from many a battle. It was covered in scars, an especially gnarly one raking across one eye. That very same eye was a blank white, opposed to its usual yellow. The wings on either hand were torn as well, as was its tail. All in all, it was a fearsome pokemon.

 

Swinging his massive head from side to side frantically, Falx continued to call out the Gengar's name. He tapped his claws together as he did this, proving just how worried he was. Then, he noticed something. A Masquerain sat a few inches from a strange, icy cave of sorts. His single eye narrowing, the Garchomp lashed out once upon making a connection. Cassie must've been scared into that cave by the stupid bug-type! Surely enough, a few questions forced through sharp teeth got his answer out of the Masquerain. With a snarl, he tossed the insect aside furiously. With that out of the way, the Garchomp crawled inside the cave.

 

The cold air was a refreshing change. It had gotten so hot and sunny outside, that he worried Cassie would have no shade to hide under. She preferred the darkness for obvious reasons, of course. And for a reptile such as himself, the cold was something to usually avoid. But it felt nice on his sun-baked scales. A cold, unfamiliar voice hit his ears and made the Garchomp bristle. Who was that speaking to his Cassie?! He wouldn't stand for it! Falx rushed forward, skidding on the ice to stop in front of Cassandra. Baring his teeth at Regice. Leave her alone!

 

((Anyone else notice that Garchomp is a flying landshark?))

[20mia08]

((Sorry, work's been hectic with 4th of July))

 

Raikou twitched his ear, watching Virizion walk away. He didn't exactly respect her tone, but let her go anyways, too exhausted to do anything at the moment. With that, the golden beat let his paws hang from the tree branch he lay on, giving a heavy sigh. Why am I sleeping in a tree anyways? He asked himself, a bit puzzled, but ignored the thought. He rested his head on one of his paws, gazing off at the sky. Raikou let his eyelids slowly droop until they closed, and let himself full into a deep sleep. He dreamed that he was with his brothers once more, but this time, they weren't doing any dirty-work, they were just being...Brothers. Raikou was chasing Suicune through a meadow, eventually tackling him. The two wrestled in his dream for awhile, only to be squished by Entei, all of them laughing. Raikou woke himself with a great jerk, his pelt on edge. Hah...Like that'll ever happen. He thought sadly, putting his head on his paws once more. Raikou growled to himself as his sturdy saber-tooth-like teeth dug into the treebark, and got stuck. Struggling, the Legendary pulled his head back until his teeth came out of the tree branch.

 

 

Houndoom, now in her normal form, followed Zygarde close behind while Swampert followed slowly, his head clouding with memories. Houndoom cautiously sniffed the rock Zygarde struggled to move, puzzle by how heavy it seemed to be. She looked at one of the highest points on it, a part with smaller dots that seemed to make out an "H" ((Regi's Head)). She tried to help Zygarde move it, but struggled as well. Tipping her head to the side, she struggled onto the top of the rock-like-thing, and nibbled on it a bit ((Not using a move), and then sniffing it.

 

Eli! Soemthing cried out in Swampert's head, making him cringe. Who's Eli?! Why do I keep hearing that name in my head?! Swampert thought, frustrated. He watched Zygarde and Houndoom struggle with a rock, but to him, this thing didn't seem like a rock, more like a carved rock, or a statue. Swampert sat on the ground near his group, closing his eyes as he heard more cries in his head. He began to slumber, his dreams foggy. He felt as if he was being carried away by something, and in the distant, he saw something that seemed to be his mother. Any way, this figure in the distance seemed familiar to Swampert. Eli! Stop, bring him back, bring back my little Swampert! Give me back Eli! The Pokemon cried out, struggling to follow. Swampert flinched, waking up, hearing Houndoom nibble on the rock-thing. Could my name be Eli? I-I have a name? Swampert thought, puzzled.

 

((Sorry for the short posts, again, it's 4th of July))

[Moonlight_Eevee]

Yveltal watched in amazement as the black Pokemon flew off at her wishes. Finally. Someone finally listened to her. Her feathers puffed up in amazement. She had been trying for so long that she had given up. "Thank you," she said, even though he was well out of sight. She looked around before spotting a cave before walking up to it. Making sure it was empty, Yveltal entered the cave before settling down to take a nap. It would help pass time until the storm ended.

 

Banette and Victini finally caught up to Jirachi who was looking on the outskirts of town. "Y-you co-could have wa-waited for us," Banette panted. He was struggling to keep his mega form on. "You'll be fine," Victini said, patting his back. "Like a little speed hurt anyone."

 

Abrafo gasped in shock as he blinked his eyes open. Was he asleep? The Aerodactyl couldn't move that was for sure. He wanted to fly, but something was holding him down. He looked up to see a bunch of bright lights on him. Was it the sun? He yawned before hearing voices. He couldn't make out what they were saying, but they were defiantely there. It seemed so foreign to him. All of a sudden, there was a jolt and he was moving. Well, he wouldn't say moving, but something was moving him and suddenly he was surrounded by trees. Trees! How long has it been since he had seen trees? He roared loudly. Even his roar seemed so different to him. He felt something lift off his back and suddenly, he was free! He got up and started flying. How great it felt to have the wind in his face again. He landed ontop of a rocky outcrop and said, "This be Abrafo's territory! All others must leave!" He looked down to see not a single bush ruffle with fear of an Aerodactyl's prescene. What was going on here?

[Razzyy]

((4th of July kept me from posting, trying to get in these few posts before I get sucked back into it.))

 

 

Regice carefully took in his newfound masters appearance and personality. Bright green objects that resembled tears rolled down her eyes and onto her body before dropping onto the ground. She had said she wanted out of this place seconds before... crying? It was the only thing that had some semblance to what his masters actions portrayed. Was she perhaps sad? Regice couldn't recognize feelings very well, let alone comfort the person based on their emotions. And since emotions could change in several seconds, studying emotions didn't seem important to Regice.

 

Regice, who was about to fulfill his masters orders, began calling onto his bodies inner reserves of power ,that he hadn't used in a long time, and let an almost electrical substance run through his body and began jump around his fingertips. Bringing both arms forward and towards his body, the energy began coalescing into a bal-

A large bluish dragon-like Pokemon burst through the side wall and jumped in front of Regice's master, causing all of the previous energy to retreat back to his body before fizzing out and some of it hitting the floor. "Threat recognized. Intruder will be vaporized."