Almond nodded at the young woman. "Yeah, I think so. Nothing seems to be broken, at least that's true if any of those people on television that say its not broken, because if it was you'd know it, are any sources to go by." He moved his knee and winced a little but the pain was one of those types that only complained for a few seconds before going away. "Oh yeah. I'm sure I'm going to be fine. How about you? That drop was kind of doozy. You didn't get hurt, right?"
He wasn't the only one who'd seen this before, or at least somewhere imagined seeing this before. "It's a big bright, isn't it? I mean the grass, and the sky, their lighter than they should be even in the sunlight." He turned his attention back to the old man who'd called at them. He was running now. Waving his hands frantically like a first time thrash metal band goer. "Get over here!" He yelled as he moved. His voice didn't carry very well. Maybe it had something to do with how much cardio you needed to do regularly before you were able to run and shout at the top of your voice for any period of time.
"Hmm?" Almond's left eyebrow arched as he turned to see what the woman was talking about. "What is--" He paused and leaned forwards to get a better look at the thing behind him. "That's." He shook his head and opened his again. "That's not right. It looks just like a pidgey, but that's just an anime/manga/ video game/ franchise character. They don't exist in real life."
He blinked when she said something and then turned to look at her. "What?" There would've been more but the bird lunged into the air and then rushed at him. He didn't have time to move and felt the bird's tiny body smash into him with a tackle attack. It wasn't fatal, even Almond could tell that from right away, but it hurt like hell and a half. He clutched his stomach and moaned. "Cheap shot. Cheap shot. Besides, they never get to attack first, at least that's how it goes in the game." He wheezed.
Suddenly massive shadow appeared overhead. There were tiny wings and a bulky body. It grew and grew until there was a large orange form in front of them. It stood taller than either character and easily outweighed them combined. The creature, despite its imposing size had a kind face. There were big black eyes, filled with intelligence. The creature didn't have to do much to bring things to a peaceful end with the pidgey. It simply spread its legs, leaned forward and let out a roar that would've made a lion go "Nope. Nope. Just nope. I'm going back to the cage." The bird-pokemon's reaction was about the same. It took off along with another dozen or so of its friends.
"Hey!" It was the old man. He was out of breath when he reached them. His hair was white, and his eyes were green. "Are you kids okay? I saw the boy get hurt and so sent my friend here." He walked up to the beast and patted it on the shoulder. "To give you guys a hand."
He wasn't the only one who'd seen this before, or at least somewhere imagined seeing this before. "It's a big bright, isn't it? I mean the grass, and the sky, their lighter than they should be even in the sunlight." He turned his attention back to the old man who'd called at them. He was running now. Waving his hands frantically like a first time thrash metal band goer. "Get over here!" He yelled as he moved. His voice didn't carry very well. Maybe it had something to do with how much cardio you needed to do regularly before you were able to run and shout at the top of your voice for any period of time.
"Hmm?" Almond's left eyebrow arched as he turned to see what the woman was talking about. "What is--" He paused and leaned forwards to get a better look at the thing behind him. "That's." He shook his head and opened his again. "That's not right. It looks just like a pidgey, but that's just an anime/manga/ video game/ franchise character. They don't exist in real life."
He blinked when she said something and then turned to look at her. "What?" There would've been more but the bird lunged into the air and then rushed at him. He didn't have time to move and felt the bird's tiny body smash into him with a tackle attack. It wasn't fatal, even Almond could tell that from right away, but it hurt like hell and a half. He clutched his stomach and moaned. "Cheap shot. Cheap shot. Besides, they never get to attack first, at least that's how it goes in the game." He wheezed.
Suddenly massive shadow appeared overhead. There were tiny wings and a bulky body. It grew and grew until there was a large orange form in front of them. It stood taller than either character and easily outweighed them combined. The creature, despite its imposing size had a kind face. There were big black eyes, filled with intelligence. The creature didn't have to do much to bring things to a peaceful end with the pidgey. It simply spread its legs, leaned forward and let out a roar that would've made a lion go "Nope. Nope. Just nope. I'm going back to the cage." The bird-pokemon's reaction was about the same. It took off along with another dozen or so of its friends.
"Hey!" It was the old man. He was out of breath when he reached them. His hair was white, and his eyes were green. "Are you kids okay? I saw the boy get hurt and so sent my friend here." He walked up to the beast and patted it on the shoulder. "To give you guys a hand."