@Rune_Alchemist.
‘Mt. Strength? Isn’t that where Fighting-types are- oh. Right.’ Diana answered, looking a bit unsure if that was actually a place she wanted to go to or not as Claire swooped away.
Afterwards, the bird fight!
Before Ralia could get off another Double Team, Fletchling managed to get in a Quick Attack, which did Critical Hit to her, reducing her health considerably! Yet, there she then managed another Double Team, and now Doduo had trouble hitting her with the next Fury Attack!
Tez got working on Psywaving Doduo, doing his mildly minute damage as Ralia made herself harder and harder to hit. Now, and two turns ahead, their enemies had trouble hitting her! Finally, when Ralia went back to doing Confusions, did they do enough damage and Doduo fainted!
That’s when Fletchling got a Peck Critical Hit and almost fainted Ralia. Still, for simplicity, let’s say Fletchling missed all other attacks and eventually fainted.
‘Ow!’ Emmie made a call as if in physical pain.
‘Okay! Bird Tamer quota met! Off with you!’ Darius grinned as he backed off with his gathered fainted Pokémon and Claire was free to head on.
Then, versus Hughes!
Tez VS Bronzor! … Tez is higher level. Tez got off Imprison first. Hughes calls cheating as Bronzor can’t do anything but Struggle. Hughes immediately switches Pokémon to Solosis. This switch meant Solosis was immediately hit by Confuse Ray. Solosis still managed to set up Reflect, after which Tez failed to put the opponent asleep. Then Solosis hit itself in Confusion instead of using Rollout, something Reflect really didn’t protect against. Solosis then rolled into a steel wall, doing minimal damage to Tez. … Tez fails to Hypnosis Solosis for the third time in a row. Then Solosis manages to hit itself in confusion rather than continuing the Rollout. NOW Tez succeeds with Hypnosis, doesn’t Reflect fade away around here? Regardless, Solosis sleeps for four rounds, plenty of time for Tez to tackle the opponent into pieces.
Hughes then sent out Kadabra, so Laurel VS Kadabra, the GM supposes. The stats have been checked. Laurel needs 2 Bites to take out Kadabra, Kadabra needs 3 Confusions to take out Laurel. They trade Sandstorm with Confusion, which really rather works in Kadabra’s favour, even if he’s buffeted by some damage. Kadabra uses Confusion again, being way faster… and gets a Critical Hit! Laurel fainted! Ow.
Ralia VS Kadabra! They have a Teleport-off! … Except, at the end of the day, Ralia’s the one with Disarming Voice, a move that isn’t ineffective against the opponent! It looks bad when first Kadabra somehow manages another Critical Hit on Ralia before Double Team, but then he proceeds to miss three times in a row while Ralia can leisurely Disarming Voice him to fainting! And so he did, Kadabra fainted!
Tez VS Bronzor again. Tez used Imprison. Bronzor used Struggle. Tez used Confuse Ray. Bronzor hurts itself regardless if it succeeds with Struggle or not. … … … Tez wins!
‘Agh!’ Hughes recoiled. ‘W-well, I guess evolution isn’t everything! They need to be trained even harder from there!’ So he told himself, before heading on.
With that, Claire could remain on Route 8…
Connected areas:
Route 10. The psychic farmlands await north before reaching Worldedge City.
Route 6. The vast plains of wilderness await south before reaching Raremine Town.
Freecape Town. The hanging town of birds and nobles, it’s also home to the Freecape Ferrymen.
Tunnel. A hole in the mountain. Those unable to overcome it are unworthy of reaching Cooldome City.
… Or head on to the route in the south!
Or, like, maybe Claire wants to go directly to town, in which case, sure.
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@Typical
No, they’re really hunting you because they’ve been commanded to do so by the Trial Master.
Nuzleaf really just smirked at her as he continued to play, unconcerned at Eryn’s worries. They didn’t react to the apology about having been shooting Ember, merely kept staring at her intently until she ran. Now, while the Murkrow stayed back and gave a crowing noise that sounded a lot like laughter when Eryn started to run, she found herself dodging huge shapes of Sableyes casting Night Shade at her and her Pokémon as she ran. They were still some distance away so it was likely she could dodge those huge shades passing through, but they WERE attacking. However, Sableye is not particularly fast and could be left behind by jogging, though some faster Murkrows still kept their eyes on her…
And then something leapt and landed in front of her, gazing at her where it stood in the way. Its fur was dark, but around its body were bright, yellow rings that felt like they glowed in the moonlight shining down from above where it, very intentionally, blocked the way.
Aaaaaand behind her Arbok came closer, slithering in with what almost looked like a grin on the snake’s lips as the cobra Pokémon hunted what it had decided was its prey for the evening, assumingly. Its Pokédex entry did say. When an Arbok has decided to chase something, it does not stop.
Umbreon in the front and Arbok behind. What does Eryn do?
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@Eklispe
Dawkin grabs the Moon Stone. Because why not? And he also picked the Zygarde Cell that had been floating about, which was quickly absorbed into the Zygarde Cube.
‘W-well done collecting the Zygarde Cell. But, um. Are we, just, like, not going to talk about the scene we just saw…?’ Florrie asked, looking a bit uncomfortable as she gazed around the decently beautiful Mystic Oasis. Meanwhile Alec had already forgotten and was currently in the process of playing with an Espurr by the side.
So, Wooper swims down under the water. Most the wild Pokémon down here were decently friendly, so it was safe to swim. Wailmers and Alomomolas parted to allow Wooper to examine the bottom… and there’s an underwater ruin here. There’s writing on it that Wooper obviously cannot read, and there’s an entrance to a place in the underwater ruin that is not flooded, a building that can actually be entered and walked in on. Going further would require a human to enter the ruin.
However, there’s something else down here, resting at the bottom, which was the big thing that could partly be seen from the surface. Noticing Wooper swim close, the creature blinked at her, before moving. Suddenly the serpent twirled its tail and swam up, a rocket heading towards the oasis above giving Dawkin time to see it and move before it arrived, and then broke up the surface with an enormous splash as the sea serpent arrived above the water in all its glory, the water it had launched around it creating a slight rainbow in the desert sun before it turned the tip of its head to look down upon Dawkin. The creature was… a sight to behold.
… Apparently excepting the bickering that was the trainer before chasing Cresselia.
Except for that, a couple other fishes also looked up alongside Milotic. A couple ugly fishes that undoubtedly had absolutely no form of connection to the very beautiful serpentine Pokémon next to them.
Sooooo. Big water serpent had been awoken by Wooper. Florrie and Alec are astounded. What now?
Connected areas:
Route 7. Right back into the sandstorm is the only way back.
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@Gardevoiran
Hopefully couldn’t avoid.
Unfortunately, being this close actually made it easier to avoid, not harder. The danger-area was smaller, and as such Beedrill simply had to fly around Celebrity, avoiding to ever be placed right in front of the puff-ball. This didn’t mean Beedrill was entirely unaffected, he wavered here and there looking like he was about to fall asleep, but he endured and flew around and delivered another-
and he did not, because he rolls a 1 on a 100 sided die and completely misses Celebrity. In fact, because Celebrity only missed with a 6 out of a 100 while Beedrill rolls a critical fail, Celebrity dodged out of the way of the Poison Sting and then rears up to catch the fumbling bee with a Sing attack as Beedrill is still trying to regain balance after missing, and was caught right in the midst of Celebrity’s Sing, and so promptly fell asleep.
‘Oh,’ Lorette said, slightly surprised. ‘C’mon, Beedrill! Lots of treats if you manage to wake up and take out the sleeping fairy~!’ Lorette tried, but quite alike Smiley, the bee was exceedingly asleep with no sign of waking up.
Skylar’s next move?
‘Mt. Strength? Isn’t that where Fighting-types are- oh. Right.’ Diana answered, looking a bit unsure if that was actually a place she wanted to go to or not as Claire swooped away.
Afterwards, the bird fight!
Before Ralia could get off another Double Team, Fletchling managed to get in a Quick Attack, which did Critical Hit to her, reducing her health considerably! Yet, there she then managed another Double Team, and now Doduo had trouble hitting her with the next Fury Attack!
Tez got working on Psywaving Doduo, doing his mildly minute damage as Ralia made herself harder and harder to hit. Now, and two turns ahead, their enemies had trouble hitting her! Finally, when Ralia went back to doing Confusions, did they do enough damage and Doduo fainted!
That’s when Fletchling got a Peck Critical Hit and almost fainted Ralia. Still, for simplicity, let’s say Fletchling missed all other attacks and eventually fainted.
Tez grew to Level 17!
Claire is victorious! Claire gained 675 P for winning!
‘Ow!’ Emmie made a call as if in physical pain.
‘Okay! Bird Tamer quota met! Off with you!’ Darius grinned as he backed off with his gathered fainted Pokémon and Claire was free to head on.
Then, versus Hughes!
Tez VS Bronzor! … Tez is higher level. Tez got off Imprison first. Hughes calls cheating as Bronzor can’t do anything but Struggle. Hughes immediately switches Pokémon to Solosis. This switch meant Solosis was immediately hit by Confuse Ray. Solosis still managed to set up Reflect, after which Tez failed to put the opponent asleep. Then Solosis hit itself in Confusion instead of using Rollout, something Reflect really didn’t protect against. Solosis then rolled into a steel wall, doing minimal damage to Tez. … Tez fails to Hypnosis Solosis for the third time in a row. Then Solosis manages to hit itself in confusion rather than continuing the Rollout. NOW Tez succeeds with Hypnosis, doesn’t Reflect fade away around here? Regardless, Solosis sleeps for four rounds, plenty of time for Tez to tackle the opponent into pieces.
Hughes then sent out Kadabra, so Laurel VS Kadabra, the GM supposes. The stats have been checked. Laurel needs 2 Bites to take out Kadabra, Kadabra needs 3 Confusions to take out Laurel. They trade Sandstorm with Confusion, which really rather works in Kadabra’s favour, even if he’s buffeted by some damage. Kadabra uses Confusion again, being way faster… and gets a Critical Hit! Laurel fainted! Ow.
Ralia VS Kadabra! They have a Teleport-off! … Except, at the end of the day, Ralia’s the one with Disarming Voice, a move that isn’t ineffective against the opponent! It looks bad when first Kadabra somehow manages another Critical Hit on Ralia before Double Team, but then he proceeds to miss three times in a row while Ralia can leisurely Disarming Voice him to fainting! And so he did, Kadabra fainted!
Ralia grew to Level 18!
Tez VS Bronzor again. Tez used Imprison. Bronzor used Struggle. Tez used Confuse Ray. Bronzor hurts itself regardless if it succeeds with Struggle or not. … … … Tez wins!
Tez grew to Level 18!
Claire is victorious! Claire gained 97 P for winning!
‘Agh!’ Hughes recoiled. ‘W-well, I guess evolution isn’t everything! They need to be trained even harder from there!’ So he told himself, before heading on.
With that, Claire could remain on Route 8…
Connected areas:
Route 10. The psychic farmlands await north before reaching Worldedge City.
Route 6. The vast plains of wilderness await south before reaching Raremine Town.
Freecape Town. The hanging town of birds and nobles, it’s also home to the Freecape Ferrymen.
Tunnel. A hole in the mountain. Those unable to overcome it are unworthy of reaching Cooldome City.
… Or head on to the route in the south!
Or, like, maybe Claire wants to go directly to town, in which case, sure.
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@Typical
No, they’re really hunting you because they’ve been commanded to do so by the Trial Master.
Nuzleaf really just smirked at her as he continued to play, unconcerned at Eryn’s worries. They didn’t react to the apology about having been shooting Ember, merely kept staring at her intently until she ran. Now, while the Murkrow stayed back and gave a crowing noise that sounded a lot like laughter when Eryn started to run, she found herself dodging huge shapes of Sableyes casting Night Shade at her and her Pokémon as she ran. They were still some distance away so it was likely she could dodge those huge shades passing through, but they WERE attacking. However, Sableye is not particularly fast and could be left behind by jogging, though some faster Murkrows still kept their eyes on her…
And then something leapt and landed in front of her, gazing at her where it stood in the way. Its fur was dark, but around its body were bright, yellow rings that felt like they glowed in the moonlight shining down from above where it, very intentionally, blocked the way.
Pokédex Entry #197 – Umbreon, the Moonlight Pokémon. The light of the moon changed Eevee’s genetic structure, now it lurks in the darkness for prey. When it’s dark and the moon shines, the rings on Umbreon’s body glows, striking fear into the hearts of anyone nearby. When it’s prey is quivering, it leaps to attack. When agitated, it protects itself by spraying poisonous sweat from its pores, apparently.
Aaaaaand behind her Arbok came closer, slithering in with what almost looked like a grin on the snake’s lips as the cobra Pokémon hunted what it had decided was its prey for the evening, assumingly. Its Pokédex entry did say. When an Arbok has decided to chase something, it does not stop.
Umbreon in the front and Arbok behind. What does Eryn do?
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@Eklispe
Dawkin grabs the Moon Stone. Because why not? And he also picked the Zygarde Cell that had been floating about, which was quickly absorbed into the Zygarde Cube.
Dawkin obtained Moon Stone
Dawkin obtained Zygarde Cell! That’s 1/100!
‘W-well done collecting the Zygarde Cell. But, um. Are we, just, like, not going to talk about the scene we just saw…?’ Florrie asked, looking a bit uncomfortable as she gazed around the decently beautiful Mystic Oasis. Meanwhile Alec had already forgotten and was currently in the process of playing with an Espurr by the side.
So, Wooper swims down under the water. Most the wild Pokémon down here were decently friendly, so it was safe to swim. Wailmers and Alomomolas parted to allow Wooper to examine the bottom… and there’s an underwater ruin here. There’s writing on it that Wooper obviously cannot read, and there’s an entrance to a place in the underwater ruin that is not flooded, a building that can actually be entered and walked in on. Going further would require a human to enter the ruin.
However, there’s something else down here, resting at the bottom, which was the big thing that could partly be seen from the surface. Noticing Wooper swim close, the creature blinked at her, before moving. Suddenly the serpent twirled its tail and swam up, a rocket heading towards the oasis above giving Dawkin time to see it and move before it arrived, and then broke up the surface with an enormous splash as the sea serpent arrived above the water in all its glory, the water it had launched around it creating a slight rainbow in the desert sun before it turned the tip of its head to look down upon Dawkin. The creature was… a sight to behold.
Pokédex Entry #350 – Milotic, the Tender Pokémon. Said to be the most beautiful of all Pokémon, it’s been described as rainbow-coloured, changing colours depending on the angle. It’s said to live at the bottom of lakes, and it’s said when bickering happens this Pokémon rises to the surface and releases a wave of energy that soothes restless spirits and becalms emotions of anger and hostility.
… Apparently excepting the bickering that was the trainer before chasing Cresselia.
Except for that, a couple other fishes also looked up alongside Milotic. A couple ugly fishes that undoubtedly had absolutely no form of connection to the very beautiful serpentine Pokémon next to them.
Pokédex Entry #349 – Feebas, the Fish Pokémon. Its fins are ragged and tattered even from birth. It’s a hardy and tenacious Pokémon able to live basically anywhere there is even a little water, able to eat anything and live through any pollution. Due to its shabby appearance and dimwitted nature, few trainers become interested in raising it.
Sooooo. Big water serpent had been awoken by Wooper. Florrie and Alec are astounded. What now?
Connected areas:
Route 7. Right back into the sandstorm is the only way back.
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@Gardevoiran
Hopefully couldn’t avoid.
Unfortunately, being this close actually made it easier to avoid, not harder. The danger-area was smaller, and as such Beedrill simply had to fly around Celebrity, avoiding to ever be placed right in front of the puff-ball. This didn’t mean Beedrill was entirely unaffected, he wavered here and there looking like he was about to fall asleep, but he endured and flew around and delivered another-
and he did not, because he rolls a 1 on a 100 sided die and completely misses Celebrity. In fact, because Celebrity only missed with a 6 out of a 100 while Beedrill rolls a critical fail, Celebrity dodged out of the way of the Poison Sting and then rears up to catch the fumbling bee with a Sing attack as Beedrill is still trying to regain balance after missing, and was caught right in the midst of Celebrity’s Sing, and so promptly fell asleep.
‘Oh,’ Lorette said, slightly surprised. ‘C’mon, Beedrill! Lots of treats if you manage to wake up and take out the sleeping fairy~!’ Lorette tried, but quite alike Smiley, the bee was exceedingly asleep with no sign of waking up.
Skylar’s next move?



























































































