Chapatrap
Riddles Thankfully, with everyone else's attacks, the golem broke apart, leaving behind some coins that Trevor couldn't get a good look at at this moment. He was still absurdly dizzy, and he was also still in some serious pain from the golem's attack, however, he soon felt someone, or something healing him. Trevor tried to turn around to see them, but the room was still spinning... soon enough, however, he heard Mia's voice telling him to remain calm as the vines stopped him from moving while they healed him. It... wasn't exactly Trevor's favorite way of healing, since he hated being unable to move, but it was certainly effective, and the pain left him pretty soon after they stopped him, and soon after that, the world stopped spinning, again, and Trevor picked up the silver coin that the golem left behind. "Silver, huh? Do you think it's worth ten of the copper ones, or...?" Trevor wondered out loud as he put the coin away in his pocket. He then remembered "Oh, right, the wall," and he performed his spinning attack, yet again, this time on the giant wall, and... he seemed to break through, since he found himself in a new room where there was actual sunlight! Well, okay, it was shining through some sort of glass roof that revealed that wherever we were, there was nothing but snow for miles around on the surface. Trevor then looked around, and noticed that this place was full of crops, some rotten due to not being picked in time, some wilting due to a lack of attention, but... some of them were still doing well enough. It seems like they made that glass roof so this place could act as their greenhouse... shame that they had to put up that wall thanks to a certain ghostly visitor. Trevor thought as he made his way through the greenhouse, and towards yet another cave entrance... one that had a bunch of signs around it, and a knocked out, robed phoenix nearby... at least, Trevor ASSUMED he was just knocked out, and not dead, but he was the furthest thing from a doctor, so he had no idea.
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STATUS: Hey, I hate to say this, but I am probably leaving this place for the forseeable future. Those who are waiting for me on RPs can just... stop waiting, I guess. Sorry, all. 4 yrs ago
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Hey, I hate to say this, but I am probably leaving this place for the forseeable future. Those who are waiting for me on RPs can just... stop waiting, I guess. Sorry, all.
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4 yrs ago
Well, @Truant, I believe what's wrong with you is in the name... your ability is Truant, you only get to act every other turn.
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5 yrs ago
@Ampharos Boy, I guess that means you're going to get cave adaptation by the time this whole thing is done, and you'll vomit as soon as you leave your house, lol.
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5 yrs ago
You ever read one of your RPs from years ago and just laugh at how bad it is?
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Dragons vs unicorns, huh? I'm horribly biased in this case 'cause I HATE horses, so... dragons.
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The ride there could have been better... it might have just been Trevor's slight hatred for being unable to move, but it didn't exactly sit right with him. Fortunately, it was short, and the group quickly found themselves on a farm, with a group of pokemon who didn't seem too welcoming, at first. Trevor tried his best to say something, anything that might help, but he found that his words had escaped him, and on top of that, the others have already said most, if not all of what he was going to say, himself. So... it's been raining for two weeks, huh? That's kind of odd. Not entirely unnatural, but not exactly normal either. Trevor thought as he looked around at the other pokemon, unable to really say anything, unfortunately. It seemed to be much more safe here than in the cave, just so long as they provided for themselves, since the constant rain was having a negative effect on their crops, and thus, their food supply, and they already had quite a number of mouths to feed, as is. Trevor then remembered that he had a bunch of berries that he might be able to plant here, and since these pokemon were farmers, they'd most likely know how to make sure they grow, but, while he was showing them in his hand, he still found himself unable to really say anything to them, for some odd reason.
[Anthony]
Kyurem managed to pull off another blizzard while our guard was down, and that did quite a bit of damage to me, however, I wasn't quite done yet, as I used dragonbreath a few times, dealing some more damage as the others kept piling on their damage, as well... soon enough, Kyurem fell. Soon enough I overheard Kyurem and Reshiram talking about merging, or something... I decided to just let them talk, and after a short talk, reshiram seemed to vanish, and kyurem seemed to change. "WAIT, WHA-" was all I managed to say before the... er... two(?) of them disappeared... a strange light filled the cave, and it seemed to have defrosted. "Huh... hey, Josh... I think we did it... we might have saved Keira, that is, if the town's defrosted," I said as I started to head out of the deepest part of the cave. The wild pokemon didn't seem to attack us, this time, for some reason, and the place seemed to be quite a bit warmer, despite still being an altar to a legendary ice pokemon. I then turned towards Devon, and asked "So... you're REALLY sure you've never been to Mt. Dragoncoil?" and he nodded, pointing out "Do I look like the kind of pokemon who would be able to easily climb a mountain?" well... he was right... but, then again, we DID see a kadabra, one that looked just like him, attacking Static at the very top of that mountain... had it not been for Daniel, he probably would have defeated us, too.
[Spruce]
Just as I had thought, Celes was always there to point me in the right direction. I chuckled at this, and just started heading back to that cold, dark forest... somehow, we were able to just go there, this time, and I looked around for any sort of clues that an arcanine was here recently. While I was looking, I noticed some scratch marks in the trees, a few sets of glowing, red eyes in the darkness, and a few black hairs lying around. "OH SHOOT! CELES! WATCH OUT! IT'S AN AMBUSH!" I shouted as the five or so sneasel jumped from their trees to try to attack her... thankfully, I managed to get her out of the way with my vines, but even so... that was close. The five enemy pokemon then turned to look at us, and they all glared, angrily. A few of them used ice shard, two aiming for me, and one aiming for Celes, and while I took SOME damage, it wasn't too bad. I then attacked one of them with a simple, but perfected vine whip, almost knocking it out right then and there. The other two seemed to be too busy trying to prepare their attacks to actually attack, yet, giving Celes the perfect opportunity to just knock one of them out.
[Nina]
I tried my best to say something in response to what Rebecca said, but I was still busy biting the dragonite, at least, until it just sort of... flopped over from the poison. I then turned my attention towards the hydreigon, who managed to use another 'Calm Mind' while the salamence decided to use 'Dragon Dance'... did these two REALLY have to increase their stats to fight us? Honestly, at this point, it seemed like a waste of a turn, or two. Rebecca's move hit the two of them, and somehow, the hydreigon was still conscious. I ran over to it and used Flash Tackle, lighting up the room, again, and revealing a sign on the next door that reads 'DANGER' as well as some other words that I couldn't really read in the short time the move lit up the area. The hydreigon tried to attack, but, it seems like my move somehow made him flinch, leaving just the salamence to try to use dragon claw on Dexter, of course, I figured that wasn't going to go over very well with Rebecca around. I then tried to think about what they could be hiding behind that door that might be dangerous, even to them... and then it hit me... those potions that had a 'piece of Missingno.'... that could hold the source of that... if not the beast, itself, then a large, duplicating fragment of it... and if it can just duplicate... we can't very well just leave it to infest our world, can we?
[Bonnie]
While Eralion was too slow to save Tini, his attack proved to be more than enough to finish off the gallade... thank goodness... and, oddly enough, it seemed like Tini was about ready to evolve, too. I ignored the shining light that was Tini, and used my badge to teleport us all back to the guild, along with the knocked out gallade. The officers took him away, and handed us a hefty reward for his capture, stating that he was in league with a ring of killers, and was among the most wanted pokemon in the world, right now. I just smiled at this reward, since it was enough to buy almost any TM from the shop, whether or not the shopkeeper actually liked us, and I asked "So... does anyone have any ideas on what we should spend all of this money on?" I didn't have too many ideas, and Tini might have still been evolving, so I was mainly asking Eralion, though, I was still smiling ear to ear about all of this. Maybe we could just make a living doing this, I mean, we knew of at least one more criminal just like him, so this was likely going to double, maybe even triple if I could get strong enough to bring my father in.
[Blaze]
The swampert continued to go on and on about things when, out of nowhere, a wigglytuff showed up, and sat on the guildmaster's chair... odd. "Uh... sir... that chair is for the guildmaster, only," I said to the wigglytuff, who responded with "Yup, that's why I'm sitting here! It's my special chair!" I seemed confused for a moment, and the wigglytuff looked around in his chair... "See? I even know where the special Perfect Apple pocket is, it HAS to be my chair," he said as he pulled out a shiny, giant-sized apple, which he proceeded to balance on his head. I was about to ask a few more questions when one of the other guildmembers barged in, and started talking to the wigglytuff as if HE were the guildmaster. Were we just... wrong? I looked over to the team, a cutiefly, two aron, and a gible who said something about not joining, which had me ask "Wait, why? You'd be able to catch even more criminals like that Hudson guy, and stop others from doing what he did to you," the cutiefly then introduced herself, and I tried my best to imitate a bow while I said "I'm Magma, one of the new recruits into this guild... so new that I might have gotten tricked by a fake guildmaster... er... nice to meet you, ma'am," I then noticed everyone else talking to the wigglytuff, and after a few orders from said wigglytuff, it seemed like order was restored in the guild... so... THEY were the guildmaster... er.... welp.
Kyurem managed to pull off another blizzard while our guard was down, and that did quite a bit of damage to me, however, I wasn't quite done yet, as I used dragonbreath a few times, dealing some more damage as the others kept piling on their damage, as well... soon enough, Kyurem fell. Soon enough I overheard Kyurem and Reshiram talking about merging, or something... I decided to just let them talk, and after a short talk, reshiram seemed to vanish, and kyurem seemed to change. "WAIT, WHA-" was all I managed to say before the... er... two(?) of them disappeared... a strange light filled the cave, and it seemed to have defrosted. "Huh... hey, Josh... I think we did it... we might have saved Keira, that is, if the town's defrosted," I said as I started to head out of the deepest part of the cave. The wild pokemon didn't seem to attack us, this time, for some reason, and the place seemed to be quite a bit warmer, despite still being an altar to a legendary ice pokemon. I then turned towards Devon, and asked "So... you're REALLY sure you've never been to Mt. Dragoncoil?" and he nodded, pointing out "Do I look like the kind of pokemon who would be able to easily climb a mountain?" well... he was right... but, then again, we DID see a kadabra, one that looked just like him, attacking Static at the very top of that mountain... had it not been for Daniel, he probably would have defeated us, too.
[Spruce]
Just as I had thought, Celes was always there to point me in the right direction. I chuckled at this, and just started heading back to that cold, dark forest... somehow, we were able to just go there, this time, and I looked around for any sort of clues that an arcanine was here recently. While I was looking, I noticed some scratch marks in the trees, a few sets of glowing, red eyes in the darkness, and a few black hairs lying around. "OH SHOOT! CELES! WATCH OUT! IT'S AN AMBUSH!" I shouted as the five or so sneasel jumped from their trees to try to attack her... thankfully, I managed to get her out of the way with my vines, but even so... that was close. The five enemy pokemon then turned to look at us, and they all glared, angrily. A few of them used ice shard, two aiming for me, and one aiming for Celes, and while I took SOME damage, it wasn't too bad. I then attacked one of them with a simple, but perfected vine whip, almost knocking it out right then and there. The other two seemed to be too busy trying to prepare their attacks to actually attack, yet, giving Celes the perfect opportunity to just knock one of them out.
[Nina]
I tried my best to say something in response to what Rebecca said, but I was still busy biting the dragonite, at least, until it just sort of... flopped over from the poison. I then turned my attention towards the hydreigon, who managed to use another 'Calm Mind' while the salamence decided to use 'Dragon Dance'... did these two REALLY have to increase their stats to fight us? Honestly, at this point, it seemed like a waste of a turn, or two. Rebecca's move hit the two of them, and somehow, the hydreigon was still conscious. I ran over to it and used Flash Tackle, lighting up the room, again, and revealing a sign on the next door that reads 'DANGER' as well as some other words that I couldn't really read in the short time the move lit up the area. The hydreigon tried to attack, but, it seems like my move somehow made him flinch, leaving just the salamence to try to use dragon claw on Dexter, of course, I figured that wasn't going to go over very well with Rebecca around. I then tried to think about what they could be hiding behind that door that might be dangerous, even to them... and then it hit me... those potions that had a 'piece of Missingno.'... that could hold the source of that... if not the beast, itself, then a large, duplicating fragment of it... and if it can just duplicate... we can't very well just leave it to infest our world, can we?
[Bonnie]
While Eralion was too slow to save Tini, his attack proved to be more than enough to finish off the gallade... thank goodness... and, oddly enough, it seemed like Tini was about ready to evolve, too. I ignored the shining light that was Tini, and used my badge to teleport us all back to the guild, along with the knocked out gallade. The officers took him away, and handed us a hefty reward for his capture, stating that he was in league with a ring of killers, and was among the most wanted pokemon in the world, right now. I just smiled at this reward, since it was enough to buy almost any TM from the shop, whether or not the shopkeeper actually liked us, and I asked "So... does anyone have any ideas on what we should spend all of this money on?" I didn't have too many ideas, and Tini might have still been evolving, so I was mainly asking Eralion, though, I was still smiling ear to ear about all of this. Maybe we could just make a living doing this, I mean, we knew of at least one more criminal just like him, so this was likely going to double, maybe even triple if I could get strong enough to bring my father in.
[Blaze]
The swampert continued to go on and on about things when, out of nowhere, a wigglytuff showed up, and sat on the guildmaster's chair... odd. "Uh... sir... that chair is for the guildmaster, only," I said to the wigglytuff, who responded with "Yup, that's why I'm sitting here! It's my special chair!" I seemed confused for a moment, and the wigglytuff looked around in his chair... "See? I even know where the special Perfect Apple pocket is, it HAS to be my chair," he said as he pulled out a shiny, giant-sized apple, which he proceeded to balance on his head. I was about to ask a few more questions when one of the other guildmembers barged in, and started talking to the wigglytuff as if HE were the guildmaster. Were we just... wrong? I looked over to the team, a cutiefly, two aron, and a gible who said something about not joining, which had me ask "Wait, why? You'd be able to catch even more criminals like that Hudson guy, and stop others from doing what he did to you," the cutiefly then introduced herself, and I tried my best to imitate a bow while I said "I'm Magma, one of the new recruits into this guild... so new that I might have gotten tricked by a fake guildmaster... er... nice to meet you, ma'am," I then noticed everyone else talking to the wigglytuff, and after a few orders from said wigglytuff, it seemed like order was restored in the guild... so... THEY were the guildmaster... er.... welp.
I will make sure to post tomorrow.
I will make my post here tomorrow.
With the golem distracted, Trevor had enough time to finally stop being dizzy, and he even had time to aim his attack, too. Perfect. With him focused on Jason or Shaula, I can drill right through the core, and defeat it once and for all. Trevor thought as he waited for an opening. He found one once the golem tried its best to launch one of its rocks at Jason, and that was when he attacked with another drill, this time, severely damaging the core. The golem stopped its attack and started flailing around as if it had lost a part of its brain, and it ended up flat on the floor, with its damaged core in full view of everyone. "Alright, guys, just one more hit to that crystal thing should destroy it... ugh... really wish I didn't get motion sickness so easily..." Trevor said as the dizziness hit him, yet again, and he fell back to the ground, this time, closer to where Shaula was. That's what they wanted him to do, right? They wanted him to use his flame drill attack on the golem while it was distracted, right? Either way, that's what he did, and the battle was already almost over, that move having proven itself quite useful when dealing with enemies, at the very least... it just had certain side-effects associated with it, unfortunately. The already tough to see cave started spinning around for Trevor, again, making it nearly impossible to tell which way he was facing, where he was, or where he was going... or even if he was going anywhere.
@Gavin still needs to post.
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