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MISFITS

(OCC: since i left for four hours I'm just gonna say Shade went with you guys but didn't talk yet)

Shade had gone with the boys when they had left and had been minding her own business plotting a way to prove Toby wrong and coming up with a pretty good idea before becoming interested in the conversation when she heard "if I can do air stuff and Grims here can do fire stuff, what can you do?" from Toby. that makes me wonder if I can do anything. People have been doing some weird stuff since the lightning thing yesterday she thought before listening for the boys answer.
 
Chuck's spine tingled as Kylie brought his head down to her ear level.

"It could be wrong, could be wrong" blasted through the TV's enormous speakers just as he felt suddenly questionable in his actions with doing anything at all with her.

"Wait." He said pulling her arm off his neck gently "How old are you?"

"But it should've been right" the TV sang as his spine continued to tingle and he felt the lust in his body trying to take over, unlike he had felt seconds before when Kylie's hand was on his neck.

"It could be wrong, could be wrong" the song continued as he started to recognize the pattern with Kylie and her "magic" touch, which now seemed like a curse. "There's something weird goin' on here..." he said, still holding onto her.

"Let our heart's ignite" He pressed his lips to hers, and ignored the increasingly loud nagging in his head telling him to stop.

"It could be wrong, could be wrong"
he finally gave into the voice and pulled back, taking a large breath. "I don't think I can do this..."

He finally let go of her and sat down on the large couch, falling backwards into it. "'Are we digging a hole'?" he sang under his breath to the song, legitly asking a question to Kylie as his thoughts battled each other for control.

(OOC: Song is Resistance - Muse)
 
Aaron listened as Grims responded.

"Really, Aaron, cuz last I checked, that was your name. Doesn't take a lot of work to steal the roster from the probation officer when she's drinking at the same bar you like to visit."

Aaron watched as Grims walked away, grabbing his friends arm.

"I dunno what your angle is, but lay off of us. We're not some play things for whatever voodoo you have at work here." He added

Grims suddenly stopped in the hallway, Aaron only looked back without twitching a muscle he was taking in what Grims had to say.

He lastly added, "oh, and this one's mine already, pretty boy. Nobody likes a loose man."

Then he left the building.

Aaron saw Will follow after him, then looked back at him as he spoke something that Aaron couldn't hear, as he had not gone outside yet.

Aaron didn't want to be left like this... NOT. ONE. BIT.

He wasn't angry ((He can't be)), but he didn't want Grims to leave on this note. Aaron loved power, he wanted control, he wanted to see people suffer. Grims had to suffer just for leaving him cold like that. He didn't care for the boyfriend part, he merely wanted to make a point... A point that would stick for a good amount of time. He knew Grims had displayed some sort of fire power, but Aaron was thinking that a preemptive strike could work best.

He took out his pokeball as he moved towards the now hovering pokemon - they were ready to take off, but Aaron wasn't going to allow Grims off so easily. He quickly let out his Beheeyem.

"Use psychic on me to bring me up to that Dragonite, and be mindful of the wings." Aaron commanded.

His pokemon complied, sending Aaron up. Before Grims could even react properlly, Aaron grabbed Grims by the neck and stared deeply into his eyes, now mindful of the abilities he now possessed.

When he spoke, his voice had no hint of anger, it was merely cold, unearthly and almost disturbing, like as though Aaron were going to kill someone for the mere fact of killing them, nothing more.

"How quaint that you decide to walk off like that. After all I decide who I let walk or not, and you cannot escape me that easily." Aaron was in his zen. In the back of his head, he was sure other people would be afraid of him right now, but that was not of his concern.

At this point Aaron's body was shaking as a result of use from his power (or at least it felt like shaking), the energy he was emitting it seemed was quite a bit.

"You are nothing but weak. You run at the first sign of a murdered pokemon, and you cannot even control your emotions, you don't have to be all stuck up, you are after all, imperfect."

At this, Aaron began to laugh... manically, almost like someone who was seriously insane. He stopped instantly however as something from the pit of his stomach began pulling on him, it was as though his body was entering Grims. He quickly let go and held a defensive position in the air.

((The body leaving bit has to do with Aaron nearly experiencing the possession power he also has))
 
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So everyone left the bathroom, leaving her alone. Alex was really starting to utterly detest this "community service"; no one paid attention to her, no one knew her name and everyone appeared gay. Quite opposite to what she was used to -frowny face-

The ashes left her feeling only surprised, so nothing like relief or hate washed over the girl as she exited the room containing its ashes. Outside, the other convicts were all flying away, some of them brawling or something. Whatever, that didn't concern her.

Well actually, not everyone had left. One of the dudes was on the ground, announcing that he'd wait for "Aaron" just as "Aaron" was levitated into the sky by his Pokemon. Lawl, sucks for that guy.
 
Mike's eyes glazed over when the guy spoke to him and said that he could call him Agrippa and that they could be friends in the future. Suddenly, being friends with Mr. Creepy didn't seem like such a bad idea. In fact, it sounded awesome. Why weren't they friends? In fact, he should ask...

"Really, Aaron, cuz last I checked, that was your name," Grims spat at 'Agrippa'. Mike frowned, momentarily displeased that Grims would speak like that to somebody who would be such a good friend. He finally seemed to snap out of it when Grims took hold of his arm and dragged him outside. He allowed it, just a little bit confused. Obviously, something happened to him when Agrippa spoke, and it was starting to get onto his nerves.

"Oh, and this one's mine already, pretty boy. Nobody likes a loose man." Mike raised his eyebrows but said nothing. So, this would be... Protective and possessive and territorial, or Agrippa really got on his nerves and he was just metaphorically giving the guy the finger.

Grims evidently felt the need to explain himself once they were out of earshot and Mike listened. It wasn't like he had anything else to do. After he was done apologising, which Mike accepted with a shrug and reassuring grin, he caught sight of Tony and one of the girls and called to them.

"C'mon! We're getting out of here! Follow us if you don't feel like becoming the next victims of whoever killed the officer's Mightyena." Oh yeah, Mike realised, somebody had murdered the Pokemon. Gruesomely. He tasted the bile in his mouth; residue from his earlier vomiting session and wondered if Grims had any breath mints. "We're going to my place. If you have any fast Pokemon, us 'em."

A moment later, he was tossed onto a faux Arcanine with an "Oomph". He didn't mind much - the Arcanine was soft and very warm. He gave the Pokemon a friendly pat and another one of his patented grins as Grims pulled himself on behind him. Obviously the other man was very worried about Agrippa (who could be his fri - shut up) for one reason or another. Instead of paying any attention to Tony or his conversation with Grims, he closed his eyes. At first, he saw nothing but the grey clouds, so he concentrated just a little bit harder.

There. Agrippa (who would honestly make a really good friend if he just -shut up) stood there for a second, face emotionless before moved after them and summoned a weird, new Pokemon. Mike assumed that Agrippa commanded it to do something since he saw his mouth move, but...

Something grabbed him roughly and shook him out of his trance-like state, his eyes snapping open. Once again, his actual vision overlapped his 'psychic' vision, sending a sharp bolt of pain through his head.

"You're a real lifesaver, Mark," said Tony with a pat on his back. This didn't help with his headache at all. "Just don't try your gay crap on me." Mike had to grin at how completely wrong Tony had it, but was all set to let the comment go; he was used to the kind of people who had mild homophobia. Either they dealt with it, or they didn't. The fact that Tony didn't mind touching him was already an extremely positive sign. Most guys avoided contact with him in case skin made him go crazy with lust and try to attack them.

Grims obviously didn't see it that way. Mike admired the speech he gave about bi-physicality (and he learned something new about him, too - always a bonus) and his own preferences.

"Bi-physical. Got it," said Tony, on this side of sarcastic.

Talk turned to their powers, which reminded Mike both of the bad taste in his mouth and the dulling pain in his head.

"Speaking of which," said Toby, turning to Mike, "if I can do air stuff and Grims here can do fire stuff, what can you do?"

"Me?" he said amusedly - now that he thought about it, nobody else actually knew about his power. "I can see things when I close my eyes and stop moving. Like... I could totally see in the community centre right now." He closed his eyes just as Agrippa arrived.

This time, his vision wasn't aimless. He was looking at the filthy men's bathroom again, but something was tugging at him to go out and down into the storage room. In the background, he could hear the buzz of Agrippa's voice. His vision blurred, and for a moment, all he saw was a pile of boxes. He turned around - mentally, because his physical body was sitting on a transformed Pokemon - and saw the back of the probationary officer.

He shifted his vision, misjudging it slightly so that he wound up looking right into her eyes. They were horribly bloodshot, her iris a deep blood red and the veins around her eyes throbbing. He drew back in shock and watched as she lifted an axe above her head and drove it back into the neck of the dead Raichu under her right foot. As though she could sense his disembodied eyes on her, she looked up and sniffed before heading to the door in slow but steady steps.

He couldn't help it; he jolted forward, knocking against Grims as he came back to himself. Even before he felt the blinding pain in his head, he leaned over to the side and gagged, throwing up a small bit of bile. All he'd had that day was breakfast, and he'd already vomited once. When he was done, he sat up gasping. He ignored whatever it was they were doing in favour of getting the words out.

"The - the probationary officer... She - inside, she was - her Raichu! It... I - she killed it! She f*cking killed her Raichu!" he babbled, his already raw voice cracking in his distress. "And her bloody eyes! We gotta get outta here! She's coming up!"
 
Grims' breath caught when Aaron appeared, seemingly out of nowhere, and gripped his neck, forcing him to look into those souless eyes. He knew what was coming and felt it once everything began to shut down. Grims was succumbing. But, he wouldn't let himself. He fought. He used every fiber in his being and it showed because he was beginning to burn up.

"You are nothing but weak. You run at the first sign of a murdered pokemon, and you cannot even control your emotions, you don't have to be all stuck up, you are after all, imperfect."

At his mentioning that Grims was weak, the true fire inside of the boy lit up. "GET THE HELL OUT OF MY HEAD!!!!" Grims literally and figuratively blew the boy backwards with his will, and his fire. He wanted to kill him. He felt the urge. He was completely set ablaze but he didn't care. Grims wanted Aaron to burn.

However, he stopped when he heard Mike. They needed to get out of here. Now. "SHADE! NOW!" The Zoroark took flight, and before anyone could say good-bye, they were already out of sight. Soaring through the air, Grims extinguished, and he blacked out.
 
As Aaron was blasted off the bird Pokémon, Mark started babbling about the probation officer. She was here? She did WHAT? Toby could not even react to what he said as they rose into the sky. He grabbed Grims' body as he slumped over, unconcious. Ew, he was sweaty, dirty and covered in soot. Plus, he was hot and not in the good way. Toby didn't need any wind to dust him off, the wind up here was doing it just fine. He snuck a peek over the edge of the Pokémon. They were quite high up but he could see the community centre below and Aaron on the ground.

"The others! The probation officer!! The... the others!!" Toby turned to Mark and Shade (the human). "She could kill them! We could get blamed! We could go to jail! We have to go back!" They weren't going anywhere though. The bird was programmed to go to Grims house and that's exactly where they would be going. Most likely.

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She closed the door behind her, leaving behind her dead Raichu. The Raichu was nothing more than a set back, just like the Mightyena. And the Gligor she had left with a plastic bag over its head in the pantry. And the Cyndaquil decapitated under the sink in the kitchen. They all deserved to die. They were weak. Useless. They were a waste of space. They didn't deserve to exist.

She had heard the voice from outside. It knew. He knew. They knew. Those young offenders. They were only going to make their life worse. They deserved to die. Living would only destroy the lives of those around them. She had to get rid of them. There was only one way to do it.

Her body shook violently, like an epileptic fit. Her scream echoed through the halls. The process, it was painful. Like a knife cutting through her body in two places at once. But it had to be done, she had to do it. Her scream grew louder and louder until it was not one scream, but three screams. Her body tore itself apart and instead of one, she was three. They moved in different directions almost immediately.

Body One. She moved towards the sea. A voice from an island called out to her. They were there. She had to destroy them.
Body Two. She moved towards the city. A voice from Celadon City called out to her. They were there. She had to destroy them.
Body Three. She moved into the centre. A voice from upstairs called out to her. They were there. She had to destroy them.
 
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Shade had looked up the moment they took off, and she heard Mark say something about the Probation officer doing something. "Whatever that storm was yesterday that lightning must have made the woman crazy" she said before looking down at the ground spotting Seto. Hopefully he gets away she thought not particularly thrilled to be going who knows where with these boys one of which she couldn't stand. Cringing when from up in the sky she could still hear the screams from the probation officer. "If the others are smart they would have started running the moment, they heard those screams." she said looking back at the boys.
 
Kylie wasn't upset by the kiss at all. In fact, she kissed back. It had been two years since she had kissed a boy, and man, had she missed it. Her last boyfriend had been nothing serious, a fling at the tender age of sixteen.

kissmekissmekissmeskissme... she thought as she pulled him down to her level. And he obliged, surprisingly, as though he knew what she was thinking. The blood rushed to her face in the heat of the moment, and she was tempted to pull his face back to hers when he pulled away.

He went and flopped down onto the couch, leaving her standing in the middle of the living room, breathless and blushing. He began to sing along to the song.

"Are we digging a hole?"

Kylie sighed, walked over, and sat at the opposite end of the couch, leaving about two feet of space between them. She again pulled all of her hair over her shoulder, this time twisting it mindlessly through her fingers. The awkward air of the place could have been cut with a knife at this point, but she refused to do anything about it. She didn't understand what was wrong. Chuck had said something was wrong before he kissed her. What had he even meant? She ignored the questions spiraling in circles around inside her head and sat, staring at the TV screen blankly.
 
Aaron was immediately pushed back by the force of the heat generated, alone. It was clear that Grims had a bigger will than Aaron had anticipated, however he was still perfecting his powers, and also knew that Grims could still break. He did just pass out after all.

He decided not to pursue the now flying pokemon, just as one of the others was yelling about the crazy probation officer who went off her rocker. Aaron was lucky that his pokemon still had control of his overall movements, as the force from Grim's use of flames pushed him back a bit.

He motioned his Beheeyem to let him down, landing next to Will.

"Well that went quite well, I think." Aaron said to him.

When just then he heard a disembodied scream from inside the building. If it was the probation officer, he certainly would stay and fight.
 
Although Grims was passed out, Shade knew exactly where to go, and it wasn't their home in Celadon.

The Zoroark flew clear into the evening hours before it settled down, finally, on a cliff face. It had made a journey that not many Pokemon could, but that was thanks to all the endurance and stamina Shade received from being Grims' partner. They were now on a lush, green outcropping on one of the mountains north of Cerulean City.

The sun was already set. Shade growled to signal for everyone to disembark. He hoped, silently, that Grims would awaken soon.
 
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"I'm sorry" Chuck said to Kylie as he rose to go to the kitchen, petting Drake's head on the way. "My head just wasn't in the right place. It was the song, you know?" he said half chuckling at the end, trying to shake the feeling like he was now baby sitting, not hooking up with an amazingly attractive younger woman.

Grabbing two beers, he walked back to the couch and handed one to Kylie as he halfheartedly surfed the channels until he found some generic sitcom about a family and their pokémon.

"So, really, how old are you?" he asked, actually curious this time.

He already knew she was of legal age because she was doing community service instead of house arrest, which he was already happy about, but he wasn't sure if she was allowed to drink. Oh well, he thought to himself, If she's trying to be a rebel...

Pushing a button on the back of the coach, the middle cushion between him and Kylie now flipped upside down and suddenly there were two cup holders and a vertical opening drawer. He quickly pulled and opened it up, asking her to close her eyes as he noisily pulled something out. Closing the drawer back up he said she could open her eyes.

"Monopoly?" he asked with a goofy grin on his face, doing the wiggly eyebrow thing just as the fake sitcom audience started to laugh.
 
Kellyn had watched as Toby ran out of the room crying. Didn't seem so tough after all, he thought. He sat in the nearest chair he could find. Wonder what the kid said to him, he wondered. People had found the officer's Mightyena and now everyone was paranoid. He knew why too, that woman was going to be ripping heads off. Grims and almost everyone else had left. He looked at the people remaining, it seemed only him and Seto, Will, and Aaron were the only ones left. Everyone seemed to have powers now, where the hell was his?

He rubbed his arms which started hurting again and looked around. He decided to be quiet until someone interesting finally talked to him. He randomly started drumming a small beat on the table, each time shaking it. Apart of him hoped everyone was okay and he decided to join the others where they were at outside the centre within seconds he heard a scream.
 
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Grims awoke in a haze, like usual now. He was on the ground, on a bed of gathered leaves. Shade was sleeping beside him, back in his undisguised form. Grims suddenly realized: We're not in Celadon. The first dead give-away was the fact that he could see the stars in the sky. The second being the unusually cold breeze. He half expected to look down and see that he was only in his boxers, but found he was in jeans, without boxers, and that his shirt was still ripped to ribbons.

Grims rose, gingerly. He felt like every last bit of energy had been sucked out of him. He looked around wearily, taking heart in seeing that Toby, Shade, and most of all, Mike, had all arrived with him safely. Looking around, Grims made note of their surroundings: They were on a lush cliff face, over-looking a city. There were some trees, a few baring fruit, but otherwise, there wasn't much. Grims walked over to a tree that had some apples and suddenly realized how hungry he was. He rubbed his stomach and decided to climb the tree to get some food for everyone. "Dinner!"

Grims expertly climbed the tree and starting jumping on a large branch, causing several apples to fall to the soft underbrush, preventing bruising. He jumped down, snatched up an apple and took a large chunk out of it. After regaining a little strength, Grims walked over to the others. "Um, I'm sorry, for dragging you guys out here. I honestly didn't expect Shade over there to take a detour." Grims sighed, "I guess you guys are wondering why I booked it and brought you with me?"
 
Shade walked over and picked up an apple taking a bite. "It's cool, I'm just glad to be away from that crazy probation officer...I do hope the others are okay though" she said looking at them. "So why did you want to leave in such a hurry?" she asked taking another bite of the apple.
 
Grims swallowed another mouth-full of apple, "I didn't leave because of the psycho officer...well, not at first." Grims sat down and lit a small fire in his palm, "It was because of Aaron..." Grims took a deep breath, "There's something...very wrong about him. He can control people...I've seen it. I've felt it." He shivered at the thought. "Mike and Toby have too...it's like his touch and his words completely wipe your mind clean and all you want to do is listen to him. I don't know why, but for some reason I can fight it." He extinguished the fire, "It's like I have the will to go against him..."

Grims stood up and fetched another apple, taking a bite. He felt uncomfrotable telling the others this, "I just feel like he's going to only get stronger and eventually make us his puppets. The kid's a psycho. I couldn't just sit there and let it happen, so I had to get away. I had to at least try to save the rest of you guys from the same fate..."
 
Kylie opened the beer and drank half of the bottle in one gulp. She wasn't a big drinker, but she was tolerant of the flavor - and she just needed a drink really bad right now. She smiled as he landed on a channel playing one of her favorite sitcoms.

"So, really, how old are you?" he asked her.

She took another swig of beer, then turned to him. "I'm 18. And a half." She winked and finished the beer. Had he thought she was of legal drinking age? She was ecstatic - she was never mistakened for an older age, always younger.

Chuck instructed her to close her eyes, and she goofily obliged. When she opened them, he was holding out a board game.

"Monopoly?"

Kylie giggled and nodded. "Only if I get to be the shoe."
 
Shade listened as Grims talked seeming a little uncomfortable. "I personally haven't interacted with him but I can tell something's not right that's why I stayed away from him" she said finishing the apple looking at the apple core in her hand she smiled one of her Pokemon loved apple cores and the other loved apples. "Do you care if I call my Pokemon out?" she asked Grims.
 
"I'm not even gonna ask," Toby quickly grabbed his PokéBalls and let his Pokémon out. Clay, the Charmeleon, immediately sat down next to Toby, leaning into the fire to get warm. Erro and Alice went straight for Toby's shoulders, Erro on the right and Alice on the left.

"Yeah, he is weird," Toby said, taking an apple and continuing the conversation. "But... we all are. We're freaks! Do you think it was the thunderstorm?" The silence up here was quite creepy. He needed a guitar or something, something to lift the mood.

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(the centre kids (aaron, seto, alex, kellyn and will))

As it turned to the afternoon, a police car turned up at the centre. Two policeman stepped out, rather large looking, sporting the usual vest, hat and gun. They quickly noticed the centre was opened and spotted the teens hanging about the centre.

"Oi! You lot! Get here!" The teens obeyed. The officer had already gotten a good look of their faces and even more community service or perhaps even jail did not sound good at the moment. After a quick pep talk about the wrong places in the wrong time, the police officers searched the building for damage, despite the warnings from some of the young offenders. Aaron took his chances at trying to persuade the officers to let them go but he had never tried two at once. Plus, their long sleeved shirts made it hard to get contact to the skin. Touching an officer on the neck would look awfully suspicious to the other. They had guns which none of the misfits wanted to mess with. At all.

By the time they had fully searched the building, it was around dusk. The police officers had found nothing suspicious (the Mightyena had already been dealt with and the probation officer was no where to be found) and locked up.

"It's like, 6 o'clock. It's not safe for you bunch to be out. These streets aren't safe. We're going to give you a ride. Go on, get in the car," the police officer gestured them in, which they followed. The car could fit five across in the backseat. It was a little squishy but they fit okay.

The radio softly echoed through the car, the police officers made small talk but other than that, there was limited noise. It was a little eerie, actually.

"So, kids, where you a--" The front windshield suddenly smashed and a metal pole ruptured the officer's head, killing him instantly. Blood splattered everywhere. The driver swore violently and hit the brakes. He went for his gun but he was too late; the pole had already been pulled from the officer's head and stabbed into the others. There was a loud thump as the probation officer jumped onto the bonnet, her eyes blood red and baring her teeth, hissing viciously. Body Three had found her targets.
 
Aaron swore as he left without his Porsche, but he didn't feel like arguing with the people who had guns. Their drive was pretty uneventful, the odd cough and radio chatter breaking the silence. Aaron was crammed in the middle with the four others to his side.

Then suddenly Aaron felt the car jump a little, followed by the windshield smashing. The two officers had been killed one after the other, their blood from the impaled attacks splattering on everyone else.

Aaron was at least thankful he had put on his seatbelt, as the lurching stop could have killed him, sending him face first into the windshield.

Without hesitating however he reached for one of the police officer's guns and rolled out the front dashboard, as the psychotic probation officer was about to go for another swipe. ((people in the back can't unlock the door from the inside, cause it's a police car :P)).

They appeared to bypassing some forested area. Aaron, unphased by the attack, but all the same surprised, aimed the gun to her temple at the probation officer as she turned her attention on him and fired three shots.
 
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