[center][h1]Raven VS Lesiy: Breakfast Brawl
Victor: Lesiy![/h1]


[b] Raven Heartwood - Central City[/b]
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Raven grinned as Oliver knocked down his opponent, returning to his trainer's feet panting from the effort. [b]"Nice job Oli."[/b] Raven said quietly, patting Oliver's head before stepping back as Leisy brought back her next Pokemon. [b]"Alright, dodge the attack this time and then-"[/b] Raven paused, Bidein had immediately leapt into action and Oliver had naturally obeyed him and jumped to the side, avoiding the small bird's attack. However Eevee was worse off than Raven had thought, his feet faltered beneath him when he landed from his dodge and it took him a second or two to regain his bearings. But when he did, with no command from his trainer he glowered at Raven accusingly for a split-second, then decided that he would have to act on his own and rushed forward to attack the Fletchling. He was intercepted by a flash of red-light. [b]"Well it looks I lost, I surrender."[/b] Raven said, shrugging matter of factly.

[b]"Just bad lack I suppose."[/b] he said with a sly wink at Lesiy and released Oliver. Oliver landed on his feet unsteadily but that didn't stop him from immediately glaring at Raven once again. Oliver opened his mouth as if to yip at him angrily but Raven expertly shot one of berries he'd hid into Oliver's mouth, silencing him for the moment. [b]"Jeez you catch on fast don't you little guy? Not fast enough though."[/b] Raven knelt down and bonked Oliver lightly on the head. [b]"This wasn't a death match; it was a friendly battle over nothing. You don't have to fight for something silly like food anymore."[/b] he said conversationally, and then looked at Leisy. [b]"Your victory milady, which means your wish, is my command: though you can cash in your favor later of course."[/b] Raven said cheerily, not bothered at all that he'd lost and still kneeling. Eevee meanwhile looked down almost guiltily for a moment, then quickly scrambled up Raven and curled up inside his hat, no longer visible. It was hard to say what was going through his mind.