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Leisy Takigawa
— Greenhaven —

She’d sent her Pokemon into battle without another thought, mostly because — in every situation she’d read or seen — the best defense was offense when it came to Pokemon battles. Sending them into the battle, however, also brought the battle back to them, and Leisy saw now the price her Pokemon would pay.

“Tyrus!” Leisy shouted, her attention drawn to the purple smog of a ghost-type, who had — although successfully thrown his own Confuse Ray — been hit by the same move he’d struck with. Swirling in the air, the Gastly managed to face his opponent, albeit shakily. “Hit back with a Night Shade!”

The ghost-type struggled a bit to produce the corresponding move, but — after some struggle — he managed to gather enough smoky energy to fire off, the attack soaring through the air towards his confused opponent.

“Alright, Tyrus! Good job!” she called, returning the ghost-type. Her Gastly had pulled off all he could, and that — although he wasn’t exactly fainted — Leisy felt that he’d done enough to deserve a rest and sleep off the Confusion.

Glancing to check on her Prinplup — Naunet was holding her own, firing fierce Pecks at the Machop grappling at her — Leisy shouted a quick encouragement before turning to her most pressing concern: Devinco. The Pupitar was strong, and Animo’s strengthened Razor Leaf had barely done any damage.

“Cura, Disarming Voice!” Leisy shouted when she saw Devinco rear up for another Rock Slide. The Fairy-type struck quickly, shocking the Pupitar and preventing him from finishing his move as he soared backwards through the air. “Animo, String Shot! ”

The Sewaddle, retreating to his normal-type teammate’s side, turned around and shot a smack of stick web towards the rock-type, attaching Devinco to the ground. Immediately tearing himself free with a Trash, the Pupitar boosted himself towards Leisy’s Audino, spikes bared.

“Cura, dodge that!” Leisy shouted, alarmed.

The normal-type, however, did not heed her trainer’s words, tanking the move head-on and firing a Disarming Voice at the rock-type as he soared past, his trajectory changed thanks to the Audino. Wincing, the Audino turned around, crooning comfortingly to the shivering Sewaddle hiding behind her.

“Animo!” Leisy exclaimed, heart sinking. She was making mistakes now, directing three battles at once. Bidein was already back at her side, looking at her expectantly for his orders, and Naunet was doing her best holding her own on the other side of the field.

No, I’m not going to dwell on that mistake, because I won’t make it again, Leisy thought, shaking her head.

“Bidein, Flame Charge the Metang,” Leisy said, pointing at the steel-type. “Animo, Bug Bite the Metang, and Cura use Disarming Voice at it.”

The Metang’s controlling Devinco, so it needs to be taken down. Devinco’s just a placeholder — a shield it’ll sacrifice when all attacks are directed that way, Leisy though, hoping she was right.


Gastly 6, (confused) Night Shade > Zubat, [returned]
Audino 31, Disarming Voice > Metang
Sewaddle 2, Bug Bite > Metang
Prinplup 31, Peck > Machop
Fletchinder 31, Flame Charge > Metang


@luckyblackcat @dark light


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@LuckyBlackCat@Heckno12@Noxx Just a heads up — I'm going to have Aedre pick up a Sandile somehow. It fits the dark-ground theme, so I hope that clears it up.
@Mae Confirm for Kenzie. Ready to start on Eilidh now :D
@LuckyBlackCat sorry about the lateness on my part as well! I blame jetlag + life catching up, although, let's be real — it was just me being lazy and favoring Netflix over my laptop.
Aedre Charbonnet
— Mesalon Pokemon Center —

“Varying degrees of Flash?” Adrielle asked, observing the gym leader’s Cradily with interest. “Well, it’s definitely possible in theory, but to think of that takes an amount of experience and creativity.”

Do I have that knack for Pokemon as well? Aedre wondered, eyes sliding towards her Togepi, who was continuing to struggle through the cave herself despite multiple indications from her trainer that Leisy would be more than happy to carry her. I’d call my relationship with Little and Thea good, but with Dee, and with the Pokemon I may catch in the future…

The shimmering glimmers embedded in the cave wall around the group was a stunning sight. Seeing Alex’s Beldum fetch him a stone spurred Aedre into action as well, plucking her Togepi off the ground and making for the wall.

“I’ll be over here!” Aedre informed the group as she jogged for the wall to her left. Upon arriving at the base of the multicolored cave wall, Aedre set down her Togepi gingerly and leaned down.

“Wanna fetch me one of those?” Aedre asked with a grin.

Pasithea gave her trainer a snivelling glare before turning away and crossing her hands. The message was clear: she didn’t appreciate her trainer ferrying her around she was some sort of struggling, short-limbed Pokemon.

“Fine, I’ll get one myself,” Aedre said, sighing and patting her Togepi fondly before rising and retrieving her pickaxe from her pack. “Let’s hope I don’t shatter the stone before I start.”

The first few tries, Aedre either missed her mark completely or was too soft to even make a dent in the rock face. Soon enough, however, she got the hang of things — control strength, aim carefully, and no smash glittering rock — and managed to pick away most of the gray-brown cave surface from the deep maroon blue stone that she suspected was a water stone.

“Alright,” she said, wiping a bead of forming sweat from her forehead. “Got it.”

Bending down, Aedre attempted to remove the stone from the cave wall, only to find that it was stuck. When she applied more force, a snap sounded, and the rock came away from the wall with one side clearly broken from the rest.

“Oh!” Aedre exclaimed, quickly bending down and pointing her headlight into the now-empty crevice. Inside was all purple-blue, a fist-sized chunk of water stone remaining.

“To,” Thea said, approaching her trainer.

“Wanna look?” Aedre asked, bending down and lifting her Pokemon up so the Togepi could see the crystal as well. “Well, I’ll be happy with the chunk I got. Digging that out — well, it’ll take way to long, and I don’t need everyone waiting on me.”

Giving the stone in her hands a final glance, Aedre wondered whether breaking elemental stones caused them to lose their unique evolution-triggering attributes. She figured, however, that even if the water stone had been rendered useless, she’d still have a pretty stone on her hands, so into her pocket the stone went.

“Let’s keep moving then?” Aedre asked, hearing Alex’s question. While she couldn’t say for sure whether or not she would want to catch a Pokemon, Aedre still wanted to see the Pokemon in their natural habitat.

What kinds of Pokemon make their home in the midst of elemental stones? she wondered, peering into the unilluminated darkness ahead.



@luckyblackcat @heckno12 @AbysmalDemon @Noxx
Leisy Takigawa
— Greenhaven —

“Devinco!” Leisy shouted in alarm. The ground-rock dual was glowing, outlined in a faint blue that tinged the air around him. The same blue was found in the enemy Metang’s eyes, which were now glowing with an eerie light. “Devinco, shrug out of it and use another Payback!”

The rock-type did nothing, still despite his trainer’s calls. Then, slowly, he turned around to face his teammates, crouching.

“What—” Leisy flinched, understanding settling in. “Watch out! He’s going to use—”

A fountain of stones erupted from the earth below him, soaring up then down towards the Pokemon closest to the blue-tinged Pupitar. Fluttering back in alarm, Bidein found himself pebbled with stones and — unable to dodge — was knocked from the sky, only narrowing avoiding a large rock to the wing as he landed awkwardly on his side.

“Bidein!” Leisy yelled in alarm when the stones fell, raw fear flashing through her mind when she remembered that rock-type moves were especially effective against flying-types like the Fletchinder.

The pile of feathers stirred, then dusted themselves off, meeting Leisy’s eyes with gleam of resolution that stopped the trainer from returning her Pokemon immediately.

“Arceus,” Leisy muttered as she scrambled to differentiate the Pokeballs in her possession. “C’mon out, Cura! Tyrus! Animo!”

The Pokemon materialized at their trainer’s side, glancing around and placing themselves quickly. The masses of Pokemon nearest to their water-type teammate seemed more dangerous than the large metal Pokemon facing off against Bidein and Devinco, yet the losing battle seemed to be the one they ought to be winning. The strange thing, however, was that their rock-type teammate seemed almost to be glowing.

“Tyrus, Confuse Ray the Metang,” Leisy said quickly. The hope was that the ghost-type would be able to distract the psychic-type long enough for Bidein to recover and deal the finishing blow. However, distraction was something she didn’t have the luxury for right now, especially since pressing Devinco’s Pokeball was having no effect at all, and though she refused to be frozen, Leisy couldn’t help the sickening feeling that rolled up her throat when she executed her plan. “Cura, Helping Hand Animo! Animo, direct your Razor Leaf at the Pupitar!”

The Audino froze her actions, looking back at her trainer in confusion, then at the teammate her trainer had said to target. At her side, the Sewaddle was waiting patiently for the boost he was slated to receive, not quite understanding that the large chrysalis-like Pokemon was actually his teammate.

“Now, Cura!” Leisy yelled, spotting movement from Devinco. It hurt to send the orders, but Devi was her Pokemon and therefore her responsibility, and she wouldn’t be able to forgive herself if she allowed him to hurt more Pokemon, much less be able to endure watching him blame himself for what he did under the Metang’s possession.

The normal-type snapped out of her daze and commenced clapping, prompting the grass-type at her side to rev up a Razor Leaf at last. While she didn’t quite understand the situation, the unvoiced pain in her trainer’s voice pushed her to follow orders. The Audino would gladly do her part if it meant easing her trainer’s mind even slightly.

On the other side of the field, Leisy’s Prinplup was doing her best to hold ground and support the weaker Pokemon on her side. Jumping and tanking the brunt of the Spheal’s Water Pulse had left her winded but ready to go. The Pawniard’s Metal Sound and Scary Face snapped her focus, leaving her open when the Machop came in with a Dynamic Punch, but — seeing as her trainer was preoccupied — she immediately returned with a fierce pair of Pecks at the fighting-type.

“Naunet, Bubblebeam the Zubat!” Leisy called once everything was in motion on the Metang’s side. “Bidein, Flame Charge at the Pawniard!”


Pupitar 35, Rock Slide > nearby allies
Gastly 6, Confuse Ray > Metang
Audino 31, Helping Hand > Sewaddle + nearby teammates
Sewaddle 2, Razor Leaf (boosted) > Pupitar
Prinplup 31, Peck > Machop, Bubblebeam > Zubat
Fletchinder 31, Flame Charge > Pawniard


@luckyblackcat @dark light


172CP
@Mae Erk yeah can I disable my own characters for love relationships. That's gonna be weird to write 0_0 requires zero cooperation and will promote solo-posting.
@Mae Wait didn't Kenzie just roll a one, as in one relationship at the start of the RP? If it's really two, then confirm haha
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