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Sarah listened in all seriousness to the advice and thanked the Ranger for it, especially the part with only coaxing and perhaps not battling got her thinking before she recollected her thoughts about the earlier question about the league.
She had read about the other leagues in other regions and noticed not a lot had special rules like the type restriction on the Rorie Islands, one day perhaps she would spectate some other leagues but first, she wanted to focus on this one. The other leagues seemed easier with no restrictions but she couldn't know for sure yet.

Sarah glanced at the brochure, she had seen it and of course and read it, there was nothing wrong with the brochure and the information was short but correct but she enjoyed explaining it nevertheless.

"The League is themed around the four basic elements. The gyms on Rhando, Indelgy, Ornitan and Resto each represent one of the basic elements, Earth, Wind, Water and Fire. Because it is the theme it is ruled that trainers can only use the types that correspond with the basic elements so ground, flying, water and fire pokemon types are only allowed in the Pokemon League on Evoru. It has been a very long tradition really and the restriction makes it more challenging in my opinion as you can't just randomly catch and use pokemon, you have to think before you act. You know, at first, they only allowed single type pokemon that fit the rules. It's relatively recent in the history of the Rorie Leagues that dual types that have at least one of the four types were allowed. The gyms do allow other pokemon types in their battles though. And you have to be careful, pokemon that evolve and loose one of the allowed types can't continue the battle."

Even though Sarah was more than willing to start a monologue about the entire history of the league and the islands she didn't know if the Ranger was that into local history so she kept at the summary for now with only sporadic sidetracks.

Ok, I'm back and ready to post again. Sorry for the wait everyone but things are smoothing out again.
Good job everyone, I enjoyed reading the entries.

I vote for Interstellar

Of all the entries I liked Interstellar best. It has a nice flow and is very colourful and poetic. I love how it ends on a positive note.

Stars is a very close second, short, sweet and poetic but the — & ... made me prefer Interstellar over Stars.

The Stars& Written in the Stars both are a very nice concept.

I like how The Stars are wardens and the last sentence in the The Stars was really beautiful and speaks to me.

Written in the stars is a good narrative and I enjoyed reading it. Would make an awesome story or a ballad. I could hear a medieval minstrel sing it.

Hood of Shadows is interesting, the X-treme or not to X-treme feels very Shakespearian, but it's a bit chaotic. I can't really find what ties the sentences together and make it a whole.
no, not spinarak, anything but that.

Sorry CirtusArms for not posting as frequent, but at least you can perfect your post while you wait for me.
Duncan cringed a bit at the remarks about skittish horses, his horse was very skittish. He needed to keep the reigns tight and constantly reassure and calm the beast. He missed the horse he had lost. That was a magnificent beast, smart, tough and calm. This horse was untrained and probably still stressed by the events that lead to the demise of his trusted companion. He sighed and patted the neck of his horse, feeling a bit guilty he was comparing the two. The horse couldn't help it either and they would have to make the best of it together. He just hoped that keeping in front and the dragons down the wind would keep his horse from running off.

Gnol chuckled briefly before he listened to the others. "Say, Noble, how are we going to introduce you? full name title and everything?
You know the usual blah. Name, family name, of something, the whatever, from wherever, the umpteenth ruler and so on. What is your long list ceremonial blah introduction? Aren't royalties suppose to have that?"

"Yes, Ma'am," Alan said when Rai told him to sit with Ricki. Alan took Ricki's hand and gracefully climbed on Mercury's back. Alan leaned a bit sideways. "Mercury, if you start to feel pain or more pain, let us know, we don't want to strain you." He wondered just how fast a dragons gallop was and if it was comparable to a horse or a different kind of gait.
He had to feel how the dragon moved to know if he could sit like on a horseback or that he had to take a different position for the best comfort or least amount of pant tearing.

RedClaws immediately followed the other dragons. With his powerful wings, it only took a few beats to get off the ground and a few beats more to catch up. He mostly didn't care what they would or wouldn't find at the Order. A very small part of him did though, there was a little knot of anxiety for what they would find there.
Crreessa was just curious to see where her brothers life had been as rider.
"How far is it?" Shouted Crreessa to get above the noise of the flying dragons and the wind pulling at her words.
Weedle put his tail against Saur's vine. Sarah recalled Weedle and Hoppip with the gentle advice to rest a little.
Saur walked beside Sarah.

Sarah was glad about the caught pokemon, it was her first pokemon that was suited for the league.
"Thank you," she said, "Yes, Hoppip is grass and flying that is why I can really use one for the league with the type-restrictions they have. I was lucky it didn't know any flying-type moves.." Sarah paused as she tried to recollect what she knew about Hoppip to begin with. "I don't think Hoppip know any flying-type moves at all so I guess the type-disadvantage wasn't that big for Weedle."

She looked at the more experienced Ranger. "How did I do in general?" Sarah asked, unsure if someone observing the pokemon battle and catch would see things differently. She felt like she did alright.
She turned her head as she thought she had seen a flash of grey in the corner of her eye but she couldn't see anything so she shrugged it off.
Great entries everyone, you all did great.

My vote goes to Dreams

Short and sweet, despair and hope. A lot was caught in the short poem. Well done.

I can't pick a runner up as that place would be tied between several but Dreams stood out for me, so that one gets my vote.









Gabe nodded. "Gible are cool, they are dragons after all, and they can be used in the league because they are part ground so that is a plus. They can be a bit dangerous though, my sister Sarah told me I was lucky it didn't bite me when it saw me, they have a tendency to go after anything that moves." He glanced at Absol. "I hope your Absol reacts well to threat as he is in front he might get targeted first."
Not that Gible attacks were very frequent but still, travellers were advised caution in the rocky area.
"We also have to be careful for holes and caves, Onix can be found too. Even a really big one."

Gabe thought for a moment about Bakuto's question. "I never plan anything. So I am not looking for anything special either. If I stumble over a pokemon I like I'll catch it. I probably should be looking for at least a couple of pokemon I can use in the league though but so far I haven't really searched."

Mareep walked up to Absol again and looked at him. "You see that tree on the left side? When we pass it we should take a left a the big boulder. That path leads to the place where Gabe once saw a Gibble. We don't know if it strayed or if that was it's home though."




Sarah nodded as she reached for a side pocket in her backpack. "I have pokeballs." Sarah doubted for a moment, she was hesitant to just let her Weedle charge for the Hoppip as she didn't want to scare it off but she also knew pokemon often had to be weakened before they could be caught. It was easier in the books than out here.

Hoppip placed itself before Weedle and started to stare Weedle down. Weedle lowered his head a bit in response.
"Very well, Weedle, poison sting," Sarah ordered. Weedle raced towards the Hoppip as fast as his little body could go. Hoppip responded with a tail whip but got hit nevertheless. The impact made Hoppip bounce back far.
"Weedle, string shot on Hoppip, we don't want to lose it."
Weedle shot his string shot at Hoppip.
"Haul it in."
Weedle pulled on the string shot, making Hoppip slam into the ground.
Hoppip got on her feet and tackled Weedle, who got slammed against a rock.
"Are you ok Weedle?" Sarah asked concerned. Weedle nodded and jumped back up, only to be hit by another tackle.
"Poison sting!"
But Hoppip was out of reach before it could hit. She came in for another tackle.
"Poison sting again, faster this time," Sarah said.
Hoppip hit Weedle but Weedle quickly stabbed Hoppip with his stinger before she could retreat.
When Hoppip retreated again and came back for another tackle Sarah was prepared.
"String shot!"
The string shot hit Hoppip right in the face, stopping the attack.
"Alright, a few more poison sting should do it."
While Hoppip tried to shake off the String shot Weedle hit her again with a poison sting. Hoppip tried to fend off Weedle with tail whip and splash but got a few good hits. Hoppip fainted and flew back again, tumbling on the wind, when Weedle stabbed a final poison sting with all the force his little body could muster.
"String shot to catch it and launch Hoppip this way," Sarah said as she enlarged a Pokeball.
Weedle fired his string shot, and with a twist of his head, he changed the direction the Hoppip was tumbling off too, more or less in Sarah's direction.
"Good job," Sarah said as she threw a pokeball.
The Pokeball hit Hoppip, catching it in the red beam and sucking it inside the pokeball.
The Pokeball shook a couple of times before the ping indicated a catch.
Sarah walked up to the pokeball and picked it up. She petted the heavily panting Weedle on his head before she let out Hoppip.
She held the pokemon while she reached to a different side pocket to get a potion.
"There, this will make you feel a bit better but we'll have both of you examined by nurse Joy," she said as she sprayed the potion on Hoppip, who giggled as the spray hit her.
Saur extended a vine to 'high five' Weedle.

Sarah looked at Regan. "Let's go back, I want to go to the pokemon centre for Hoppip and Weedle and report back to the professor." She said as she returned both pokemon to their balls so they could rest.
Two-Feathers noticed his human's mother in the back yard of a cottage that wasn't their home. It wouldn't hurt to take a look.

Faber nodded to Hunter. "I was planning to invite her for a walk in about three hours after noon and casually pass this cottage, ask her what she thinks about it and enter the cottage. I'll tell her it's hers and spend the next hour trying to convince her to accept it. You know, we started a fund for each of them when they were born, setting aside an amount of money every fortnight. Instead of just giving fund as dowry or wedding present we chose to give it as an asset that can't be stolen."

Two-Feather pecked against the window when he saw Hunter inside. "Danger, Marigold, Beast." he cawed to Hunter.

Faber turned towards the sound. "Isn't that Margold's raven? I guess he's right at home here already. Must be a good omen."
He turned to Vivianne, "come on dear, let's head home."
He went to shake Ash's hand before he left "Thank you again, I can't thank you enough for selling this wonderful cottage."




Marigold gasped slightly and looked at the illusions from the corner of her eyes. She wasn't sure if the illusions ould follow her every move so she tried to not move too much but it was strange to see herself standing beside her.
When she heard the voice breezing through her mind she thought a simple yes in return, not sure if it could be heard.
She was ready to run. She bent her knees very slightly and tensed her muscles a bit so she could sprint away when the Ki-rin would give the mark. She would have to drop the branch but she gathered some more light, hoping it ould help her run faster as well.




Hazel hesitated for a moment but allowed Ali to drag her alone and resist her reaction to pull free. She let her eyes adjust the darker hallway and let it rest on the oaken door, wondering what she ould find behind it.
Hazel returned April's smile briefly. "Anything I should know or be careful about before we go in?" she asked, not that she really thought there would be much danger but she was rather safe than sorry, her cautious nature wouldn't let her go in somewhere without double-checking potential dangers first.
Jill watched in amazement as Seb's runes lit up. At least he knew more about magic than her. Someone knowing at least a little magic was better suited to figure this out, in the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king after all. She wasn't sure if she could speak or had to remain silent to not disturb his concentration. It frustrated her that she didn't know what to do. After everything she had seen and witnessed in the universe, magic was the most alien thing off all.

"And?" she asked softly hen she couldn't bear the silence anymore.




Gnol laughed. "I sure hope we won't have to eat rocks. I'm sure the rocks on that planet are as inedible and hard as anywhere else." He glanced at Alan if he wanted to tell Alic but the Half-Elf leaned back and waved his hand lazily to indicate that Gnol could go on.
"Ty'rop is a planet, relatively small in size with no known valuable resources. The climate is...interesting. There are no settlements, starports or any sign of humanoid life. Some small animalistic life and bugs survive the harsh environment but that's all. The asteroid mines I mentioned are the closest humanoid settlement you will find."

His eyes drifted to Avia as she entered his eyes widened a bit as he saw her in her outfit. He was also impressed by the scars, it told him she was a fighter, a survivor. Clearing his throat he tried to pick up on the train of thought and continue the conversation.
"But if that is our destination then so be it. The Captain will inform us when she deems it the right time, if at all, and explain why we are going there and what we are supposed to do. Until then, listen to Althea's wise words and follow your orders."

Alan frowned as Gnol seemed to have jumped subjects a bit but the stealthy looks the dwarf threw in Avia's direction was probably the reason why.
"Avia! Great timing!" Alan said jovially. "We were just discussing the delicacy of Ty'ropian rocks," he said chuckling.

Gnol tried to kick Alan's shins but the pilot agile moved his legs out of harm's way in time.
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