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Moves: 
- Scratch
- Growl
-???

Health: Full Health

Status: A bit groggy

Ability: Blaze (increases fire-type moves when severely damaged)

Quest: To make the first guild in this pokemon-only, yet guildess world.
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	Trevor took a little while to wake up, however, once he did, he immediately noticed the fiery sensation, and he kinda chuckled to himself. Trevor put two and two together, and while everyone else was talking, or trying to get Nathan to wake up, Trevor focused on trying to breathe a few small embers that he could use as an attack. He... kept trying this for a while, knowing that he was a fire type, and knowing that this HAD to be him finally being capable of using a damaging fire-type move, right? [color=ed1c24][i]I can't believe I'm level nine, already... I mean, I didn't really DO much, but sure! I'll take it![/i][/color] Trevor thought as he kept trying to literally spit fire on the burnt-out campfire... if he could actually do it, they wouldn't NEED to keep the fire going, they'd just need him to use ember on it, again, and, better yet, it would give Trevor a move he could use against ghost types, which, apparently, those weird dust-zombie pokemon were. After a while of practicing shooting flames at the campfire, Trevor walked up to the cave's entrance, and he looked off in the distance... while still trying to breathe fire, and he noticed that orange glow. [color=ed1c24][i]Huh... is that What Lance was talking about, earlier? Well, either way, it got brighter... maybe we SHOULD go there, this time, instead of just running back here.[/i][/color] Trevor thought as he again, continued to practice breathing fire. Eventually, he found the time to say [color=ed1c24]"Alright, everyone, it doesn't look like the cave situation is getting any better... I think we should ALL head out, and try to find that light. Does that sound good? I mean... it's kind of a gamble, but we can't exactly afford to just stay here forever, right?"[/color] Trevor hoped that his teammates agreed with him, since otherwise, something bad might happen to them while his group was away, again.