Gardevoyeurism
Stalking Gardevoirs
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- Seen Feb 17, 2010
((OOC: Eww, forum drama. >.>; Peace and love, people!))
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As the party began to board the ship, Clare's worries began to melt away. It looked quite safe, even by her standards. That and she may have been too busy looking at all the pretty ornaments which adorned the outer and inner walls to be worrying about her safety, which is a rather rare occasion for her as she was the sort of Pokemon who would run screaming from a Budew.
Once aboard, she found herself warping to different parts of the ship, exploring every part she
could as if she were a human child in a toy store. She had been on many ships, but none quite like this one. The ships she was used to were powered with motors and made mostly of steel.
This one, to her, looked like something out of one of the storybooks her trainer used to read to her. Sadly, her little trip around the boat came to an abrupt end when said ship began to move. By then she was on the deck, in clear view of the other Pokemon which meant they could watch her lose her balance and fall onto her rear end.
Scrambling for her spoons and emergency paper bag, the embarrassed Alakazam hoped - no, silently prayed - that no-one saw her fall. Though she believed she was weak, she didn't want to look as if she was lest any of the other Pokemon didn't have her best intentions in mind. She then retreated to a corner of the ship where she could isolate herself from the others... or so she thought. Instead, she'd warped right next to a Sneasel with his claws fully extended, admiring a wooden replica of a Razor Claw which he'd presumably crafted himself with his own razor-sharp claws by which she was intimidated.
"Umm... I'll just leave you to that, then..." She squeaked, backing away slowly.
She couldn't teleport onto, from or within a moving platform so instead of doing so, she clumsily walked over to the other side of the ship's deck. Her weak muscles and brittle bones struggled to support their own weight while she stood on solid ground, let alone while moving on a boat which rocked back and forth without warning. This being known, she half-expected to fall flat on her face. However, this never happened for her left knee gave out and she fell onto that. She cried out in pain, dropped everything she was holding and clutched her leg. The pain she was experiencing did not help at all with the nausea bubbling up in her stomach, whose contents were just begging to be expelled.
Once she heard the Bagon from earlier vocalizing loudly as he counted supplies, she felt as if she was about to break down right there and then. Luckily for the others aboard the ship, her spoons weren't currently in her hands and so her power had been too greatly reduced for her to effectively throw one of the violent telekinetic tantrums for which she was notorious. Alas, all she could do at that moment was burst into tears in front of everyone.
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As the party began to board the ship, Clare's worries began to melt away. It looked quite safe, even by her standards. That and she may have been too busy looking at all the pretty ornaments which adorned the outer and inner walls to be worrying about her safety, which is a rather rare occasion for her as she was the sort of Pokemon who would run screaming from a Budew.
Once aboard, she found herself warping to different parts of the ship, exploring every part she
could as if she were a human child in a toy store. She had been on many ships, but none quite like this one. The ships she was used to were powered with motors and made mostly of steel.
This one, to her, looked like something out of one of the storybooks her trainer used to read to her. Sadly, her little trip around the boat came to an abrupt end when said ship began to move. By then she was on the deck, in clear view of the other Pokemon which meant they could watch her lose her balance and fall onto her rear end.
Scrambling for her spoons and emergency paper bag, the embarrassed Alakazam hoped - no, silently prayed - that no-one saw her fall. Though she believed she was weak, she didn't want to look as if she was lest any of the other Pokemon didn't have her best intentions in mind. She then retreated to a corner of the ship where she could isolate herself from the others... or so she thought. Instead, she'd warped right next to a Sneasel with his claws fully extended, admiring a wooden replica of a Razor Claw which he'd presumably crafted himself with his own razor-sharp claws by which she was intimidated.
"Umm... I'll just leave you to that, then..." She squeaked, backing away slowly.
She couldn't teleport onto, from or within a moving platform so instead of doing so, she clumsily walked over to the other side of the ship's deck. Her weak muscles and brittle bones struggled to support their own weight while she stood on solid ground, let alone while moving on a boat which rocked back and forth without warning. This being known, she half-expected to fall flat on her face. However, this never happened for her left knee gave out and she fell onto that. She cried out in pain, dropped everything she was holding and clutched her leg. The pain she was experiencing did not help at all with the nausea bubbling up in her stomach, whose contents were just begging to be expelled.
Once she heard the Bagon from earlier vocalizing loudly as he counted supplies, she felt as if she was about to break down right there and then. Luckily for the others aboard the ship, her spoons weren't currently in her hands and so her power had been too greatly reduced for her to effectively throw one of the violent telekinetic tantrums for which she was notorious. Alas, all she could do at that moment was burst into tears in front of everyone.