"You let go, or I'll drop you on the ground!"

That warning was unheeded. Continuously, the Omanyte grappled me as it tried to wrap me. I just hissed at that, because all he could do was entangle me. Hissed and pissed I was. I let off an electric current to shake it off, although it still hung on by a tentacle... slowly, it was beginning to climb back on me, despite my warning shot. "Alright, your profound deafness isn't gonna help you now." I would've chased after the Arceus-damn Magikarp through the illuminated cave, had the Omanyte let go instead of dragging me to the ground. So, instead of wasting a precious current on it, I spun my three magnets around. Really fast. As in, they could support my weight alone. I had sent sparks flying, as well as the stubborn Omanyte into a strange rock feature... a stalagmite, a giant's needle. Blood stained the tip of the spike, while a bloodcurdling scream came from the shell alone. It dulled my hearing for a brief second, but for all I cared, that thing finally let go of me. "Ignorance leads to downfall." I mouthed sharply.

I would regret this action later on. Wounding a Pokemon to the point where it barely escapes Death's claws... I never understood the concept of life. I was merely a mechanical being that had to be taught life's lessons, both easy and hard. I had never been taught anything about life, and the importance of it. I would resent this. Davis, you bloody... creator.

I shook my magnet and took my hidden anger towards the Mudkip. Despite my own lust for revenge, this was a personal fight for Anthony. That, I would understand, realising this as I approached the two through the cave, leading to a more dark and damp environment. Some reflections from the sea peeked through the little holes in the wall and imprinted themselves in the ceiling. A tranquil setting perfect for romance (according to Davis), juxtaposed by the quest for vengeance.

How did I understand vengeance, but not life? Because, I was in between seeking vengeance against Davis, or rejoicing and embracing Davis if I was to find him again.