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"I thought as much. This isn't a big town so if you two had been around for any length of time I would've met you in no time. That makes sense but what doesn't is if not from here where are you two from? I'm sure this isn't a hometown to either of you and there's no way you could've traveled any distance without being attacked by a wild pokemon. Especially after Almond was rendered incapable of defense by an average pidgey. So where is that you two came from?" The professor looked from one person to another, waiting for something of an answer.

"We're from another world" Almond said, swallowing a mouthful of the sweet meat. "Also this is really delicious, regardless of what it is." He paused and swallowed again. "So long as it isn't anything like soyent green." He cut another bite and watched the man's reaction. He didn't look like he was taking it well. The mouth was hanging open and there was a chance he forgot how to blink because his eyes stayed open so long they were watering. So Almond decided to continue. "We were attacked back at our own world. There were these things. They looked like our own, but black, blacker than anything you've ever seen. Imagine a night without stars, deep at the center of a black hole and you still don't know just how dark these things were. They starting slaughtering people after coming from a strange hole. One thing led to another and before you know it, here we are, getting attacked by a pidgey and saved by a dragonite. It's been an interesting experience. I can tell you that much." Another bite, time to chew, and swallow. "But that's the only thing I can say with any certainty."

"I'm sorry." Professor Oak dabbed his forehead and started to lean back. For a second it appeared he was going to fall back down but dragonite in its human level wisdom saw what was needed and quickly scooted a chair under his master's bum. "I'm sorry. It's just that's a bit hard to take in. Another world, with black beast--who look like the rest of us." He closed his eyes and put his hands together as if in prayer. "But as much as I wish I could, I'm not sure I'd could just dismiss what your saying." He looked up and then back and forth between the young faces in front of him. "Something is going on here, and its not just you two."

The old man got to his feet and hurried to look out through a nearby window. "There've been incidents as of late. Wild pokemon have always been a threat, but for the most part, food needs excluded, humans are usually the only things they attack, but in a nearby town called Pewter city something is going on. There's corpses of pokemon and humans turning up all over the place. Nobody knows whose responsible, but there have been images of shadowy figures like black pokemon. People only catch a glimpse before whatever it is disappears but not long after there's a scream and another corpse is found."

Plate cleared Almond put down his silverware. "Could be more of those shadow things."
"Yeah." Jim shook his head, doing his best to keep the bile down. Rae's sick sound didn't help him with his trouble. "Yeah, we do." He motioned inside with his head. "Come on. Let's do this. Don't touch anything, if you can avoid it, but on a safe note let's just make sure to wash our hands with acid once we're out of here."

Jim walked inside and went up the stairs. There wasn't as much carnage in the higher levels. "HEre we go" he said opening a dark door with a window that faced the square with the spacial tear in it.
"Not that I can think of." The professor said, putting his hands in his pockets and looking back at the grass they were just in. "Well wait a minute." He rubbed his chin and looked at the two. "There was one thing that was a bit odd, but I just put it off to being my old age." He gave a hearty laugh at the joke. Almond joined in, because it seemed like something he should do. "See, I was looking at the vary spot I found you two in. One second there wasn't anything. It was just high grass, the kind you see everywhere and the next you two were there. It almost looked like you both fell out of the sky. Neither of you looked like you knew where you were. So I figured something was wrong and that's when I started calling you two."

He pointed at a nearby table at the corner of the room. "But please, have a seat. I'll get everything set up as soon as possible. Actually, I was almost done before I got to you two." A worried from flickered across his face. "I hope it didn't get burned." He turned and hurried to a nearby room. "Come on dragonite. If I can't find my oven mittens again your going to have to take it out." The large pokemon nodded and hurried after its master.

"Well." Almond turned to Haruki. "He seems pretty nice, don't you think? I have a good feeling about this place." He smiled and leaned back in his chair. "Plus I'm starving. I could eat a magikarp, or whatever it is people eat here. Which I've always been curious about. You never see any regular fish or cattle in the pokemon anime so there's a good chance people are actually eating pokemon." He grimaced a little but his stomach grumbled at him.

"Hi there. Sorry about the wait." The man was carrying a bunch of plates and silverware while the dragonite had the main dish which was something like a roast. "It's not very fancy but I can guarantee you its delicious." He put the plates down, along with the silverwear and cut both of his guest, himself and dragonite a hearty slice. "Well eat up while its hot."

Almond didn't waste anytime cutting a piece of the meat and taking a bite. "Wow. This is pretty good. What is it?" He hadn't wanted to ask, but now there was no way around it.

"I'm glad you like it." The professor replied. "It's honey suckle with a pinch of cinamon."

"Honey suckle, what?"

The professor, for the first time seemed uncomfortable with their presence. "You two aren't really around here, are you?"
Jim nodded back to Rae. "Yeah, I know what you mean." He paused to check if the door to the apartment complex was locked. It wasn't. He turned it slowly and pushed inside. "Oh." He swallowed hard. "Well I don't think you have to worry about hitting anyone innocent." His face went white as he looked into the room, washed with artificial light and gore.

"I don't want to go it there, but we're here now and its better to get things over wince the longer we wait the more of those things will come through that hole in the sky."
The professor watched the back and forth between the two, smiling the entire way through. "Oh yeah!" Almond blinked after Haruki introduced herself. "I'm Almond, a plant too." There was a weird pause that Almond couldn't help but feel was radiating from him. "I mean like how all the professors are named after real world plants." Oak opened his mouth to speak, but Almond waved his hands frantically, shaking his head. "No. Never mind. I was thinking of something else." Luckily his stomach saved him, which was a first. "Uh. Hate to be pushy, but about that dinner, and threat of wilder pokemon coming out."

Professor Oak looked between the two a few times before shrugging and turning to walk back to his lab. He motioned for them to follow him. "Well then that's settled. We'll have dinner at my lab, and while we eat you kids can tell me what you know about my research, and more importantly explain to me why it is you're walking around in the tall grass like that. Haven't either of your parents explained to you two the danger wild pokemon pose to unarmed travelers like yourselves?" There was an urge for him to turn around and really start lecturing but the fact everyone came out of the mess just fine caused him to hold his tongue.

After a few minutes the group arrived at a large white building. "Ah. Here we are. It's not much, but I call it home. Now please, come in." He turned the knob and opened the door, motioning both of his guest to go inside.

Sorry. That was a bit rushed, but I wanted to get something up before I left again.
"A bit winded?" Almond gasped as he tried to straighten out his legs. "I can't feel anything below my waist." He paused and gave that a few seconds of thought. "But my voice isn't high so the bird really did just get me in the gut. Good. The family jewels are safe, for now." He took in a big breath of air and forced himself the rest of the way up.

"Anyways. Thanks for helping us out..." He narrowed his eyes to get a better look at their savior "Professor Oak?"

The man nodded and gave them both a friendly smile. "Well, its nice to know someone recognizes me and here I've been worried my research wasn't being read by anyone." He offered them both a hand to shake.

"Oh." Almond said trying his best to keep from smirking. "I'm sure more people have know about you than you'd realize." Before the man could reply he turned to the pokemon who saved them. "And this must be your dragonite. He's magnificent." The golden pokemon let out a happy sound that could've still struck fear in anything with half a brain. There was some rustling in the bushes as more wild pokemon decided to put some distance between themselves and the beast with more base points than a pseudo-legendary.

"WEll." Professor Oak said, looking around. "It's getting a bit late and there's more wild pokemon running around after the sun goes down, a lot more predators too. Would you two like to have dinner with me at my lab?"

"Sure!" Almond said, almost jumping. "I mean, yeah, that would be okay, right?" He was talking to his travelling partner.
"Mmm." Jim frowned deep enough that the ends of his lips were in danger of falling off his chin. "I guess in the strictest definition of the word that's technically a plan, but it's not a very well thought out one." He paused. "But since its better than anything I can think of I say let's go for it." He looked around and nodded. "Actually we're not too far from the rift." He pointed down another street. "If we go that way there's an old apartment complex that overlooks the square with the rift. It would be a good sniper's next for taking out enemies. Plus, I'm sure there'll be shadows for you to work with since we can just turn off the lights, right?"

He started walking and motioned Rae to follow him.
Abigail frowned at the destruction as well as it's failure to cause any harm to the marine enemy. It was a pretty good trick, and against nearly any other foe would have left a lot more of a mark. As it was the man-turtle didn't look any worst for the wear. If anything, he seemed a great deal happier than he'd been for the whole encounter. It was a bit depressing.

Her hand was still on the blade's handle when the acid spinning top rushed towards her. With a bit of effort it was certain she could get it out, but it was deep enough that there wasn't any way to do it without some elbow grease. "Well damn it!"

She jumped out of the way as the turtle came closer and ran towards the opposite side of the room. "Damn it! Damn it!" She mumbled looking around for whatever it was she was going to do next. "Why can't anything be simple?" She held her hand up and narrowed her eyes. Red sparks of electricity started swarming around her hand.

"Well, maybe this time there'll be more of an effect." She grinned and pointed her open palm at the Yami.
Right, the bastards, and I got the season pass to because I'm an addict and I need help t.t
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