OOC// 1.I thought Torkoal died fighting Tempor-Ti-…TS…The Dialga cloneama(tron)jig.
2. Ahh the references. Bold is flashbacks or past event. This was related to the Plates of Hope RP.
[b]Garidon’s eyes flashed open. There was a whirring sound, the stone dissolved and crumbled, slowly around him. He stood, wings dazzling brightly under the light they radiated.
Fire spewed from his mouth.
“Never…forgive…Never…forget…” His third eye opened. Flashes of ghosts flickered through his mind.
He leapt into the air leaving fiery devastation in his wake.[/b]
Garidon looked up through the rain. It dripped down his face, over the smooth metal coating his body. His wings were closed. There was no sunlight around. His battery was exactly 34.2%
He wasn’t too bothered, but he didn’t want to risk it.
There were ruins ahead. He trotted in to investigate, he had not seen these before.
The torches were unlit. He pointed his head up slightly, shooting a small puff of fire to light one. He lit them as he went on. Practicality. he kept on walking, scanning the scratches and markings on the wall. Perhaps a message? Perhaps a territory marking.
There was a growl from within the cave.
A territory marking.
A Garchomp leapt out angrily from the darkness, landing on the Garidon. It snapped and snarled. It’s voice was cracked and broken. It’s speech made no sense whatever he tried to do.
The Garchomp used Fire Fang, reaching for his neck.
Garidon’s wings opened quickly, shining a bright light into the Garchomp’s eyes, forcing it to veer backwards. It stumbled, hiding it’s face.
The mechanic Pokemon formed an Energy Ball between his hands, hurling it at the Garchomp.
The Energy Ball exploded. The Garchomp laid on the floor, growling. The light hurt it more than anything else.
Garidon put his foot on the Garchomp’s chest and pushed down.
“Where is it?” He snarled. The Garchomp only barked and squealed.
Garidon growled, pressing down even more. The Garchomp didn’t speak.
Garidon was not built for mercy, he was built to kill. He continued to press down until the Garchomp screamed in pain.
It swiped at his ankle, scratching the metal, but dealing no real damage.
The Garidon blasted a Dragon Pulse from his mouth. Dust was everywhere, neither could see, but only one was conscious.
Garidon fled the cave in search for his orb. It was nearby, he could feel it. Someone had it, and whoever did, was using it.
His wings spread wide as he jumped into the sky, gliding away. His possessions were not to be touched, seen nor held by those who could not contain them. That is no longer the case. Nothing is the same.
Had the Honchkrow not come? I do not know. I hear no shouts, no squawks, no screams of failed orders, no planning of plots.
The moon was not full but they had not arrived, to wreak havoc on the forest is what they’re well known for.
I spread my wings, my beautiful plumage, and leapt down to the entrance of my home. I was curious, they had not come.
Every night they have come, why not today? Surely they can’t be bored of 3 weeks already? Those Murkrow are full of nasty ideas. I peeked around, but it was silent. The silhouettes of the trees are lined with silver as they stood tall under the stars. The shadows of perched Pokemon camouflaged between the branches.
The sky was clear, not a cloud. Maybe they had already gone and left? No, it was too quiet. Too late? No, why would they be late? Maybe they -…no they wouldn’t do that. Those Honchkrow never cease.
I began to wonder about the odd number of Pokemon leaving our forest. Maybe somethings happening. Maybe somethings wrong.