Gummy
by fire be P U R G E D
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- Brooklyn, NY
- Seen Dec 26, 2013
OOC: No, I won't be nicknaming Charmander.
Before Simon could properly celebrate his victory with his new Charmander, a group of strange men quickly surrounded him. Unlike what they did to his opponent, a single man stepped up and tightly wrapped a blindfold around the trainer's eyes. The annoyed teen contemplated fighting back, especially now that he had a Pokemon to fight for him, but realized he was at horrible odds. Unlike last time, Simon did not fight back but instead pocketed Charmander's pokeball and allowed the men to escort him out. The trip was noticeably gentler this time around.
'What's with the sudden change in aggressiveness?' Simon pondered, but dared not ask aloud. He still wasn't sure how these people felt about him after all.
The trip back was surprisingly shorter than the one coming in. Maybe it was because Simon had grown accustomed to the way these people worked, or that they took an elevator this time... yeah, probably the latter. He smelled the outside air brush against his nose and immediately knew they were outside. In all likelihood, this was the same exact truck. His suspicions were confirmed when he was lead into some type of metallic area and once again heard the rumbling of an engine. A hand reached over the front seat and snatched the blindfold away so quickly, Simon thought his sideburns were burned off.
A burst of light temporarily blinded the young trainer as the back doors of the vehicle swung open. It wasn't a bright as it was in the early morning, but Simon had spent most of the day in dark headquarters of these mysterious people. He rubbed his eyes and rapidly blinked to clear his vision, and let out a loud gasp when he recognized the street they had stopped on.
"Welcome home," a man standing at the back of the truck said. He was dressed in rugged, worn out close and upon smiling, showed his yellow teeth. His black hair was an absolute mess with sticks and blades of grass sticking out.
"What's going on?" Simon finally asked. It was a question he had been itching to get an answer to for the entire day.
"Long story short, that battle you just won was a test. And you passed, granting you the status of being a member of Rebellion Army of Kanto," the man answered, which actually surprised Simon. Everyone else just ignored his questions.
Simon held up a hand to signal the man to stop talking. He had heard a great deal about the RAoK, and even admired them. Not many people had the guts to oppose the new government. But after everything that had happened in the past few hours, the teen wasn't sure how he felt about the organization.
"The RAoK... wait, are you guys here to take out Stewart!?" Simon exclaimed. Living in Pallet Town himself, the boy obviously knew about the new gym leader. He hadn't liked him much: the man acted as if he was almighty but wasn't really that powerful at all.
"There's no real need for us to get our hands dirty. That's why it's your mission to take out Stewart," the main said with a smirk. Without another word, he began walking back toward the driver's seat.
"Wait!" Simon cried before jumping out of the truck. "I need to sleep on this. It's not every day you get forced into a rebellious organization!"
The man opened the door before looking over at Simon. "I wouldn't do that if I were you. You're being tracked; if the others see you spilling the beans to your parents... well, use your imagination." He didn't even give the teen a chance to retort before hopping in the front seat and driving off.
"This sucks!" Simon shouted before stuffing his hands in the pockets of his jacket. He felt the familiar brush of a paper-like material. "What's this?" he asked with a grin as he held a sum of 1000 credits along with a small note.
Use this money to prepare yourself.
With a nod, he pocketed the cash and made his way for the PokeMart. Unlike many of the other facilities of the region, the PokeMart had remained virtually the same after the Pokemon World Government had taken over. The only main difference was that they now sold rare CMs, which was Simon had decided to spend his money on.
The familiar sound of a bell chiming filled the building as the young trainer entered the shop. It was surprisingly empty, especially for the time of the day. He pondered if RAoK had something to do with the phenomenon, but quickly dismissed the idea. After walking up and down the aisles, Simon picked up two Potions, two Pokeballs, and CM01, which taught the move Rush. An accurate name, as the teen rushed toward the counter. He handed the cashier all his money before he was told the price for everything; he had always been good at math.
"Thanks for shopping here, sir. Please come again," the cashier said in an almost robotic tone.
"Uh, before I leave, can you teach me how to use this thing?" Simon held up the CM, which was shaped like a disk.
"Oh, just press it against the button of the pokeball of the Pokemon you wish to use it on. It will break after use, but that just means all the data had been transferred." Simon followed the man's instructions but was still a little shocked when the disk crumbled in his hands.
"Now you should probably head to the Government Pokemon Healing Center, CMs leave Pokemon pretty weak. It's only a couple blocks west of here."
"Thanks!" Simon shouted while running out the door. He really wanted to get this over with.
Before Simon could properly celebrate his victory with his new Charmander, a group of strange men quickly surrounded him. Unlike what they did to his opponent, a single man stepped up and tightly wrapped a blindfold around the trainer's eyes. The annoyed teen contemplated fighting back, especially now that he had a Pokemon to fight for him, but realized he was at horrible odds. Unlike last time, Simon did not fight back but instead pocketed Charmander's pokeball and allowed the men to escort him out. The trip was noticeably gentler this time around.
'What's with the sudden change in aggressiveness?' Simon pondered, but dared not ask aloud. He still wasn't sure how these people felt about him after all.
The trip back was surprisingly shorter than the one coming in. Maybe it was because Simon had grown accustomed to the way these people worked, or that they took an elevator this time... yeah, probably the latter. He smelled the outside air brush against his nose and immediately knew they were outside. In all likelihood, this was the same exact truck. His suspicions were confirmed when he was lead into some type of metallic area and once again heard the rumbling of an engine. A hand reached over the front seat and snatched the blindfold away so quickly, Simon thought his sideburns were burned off.
A burst of light temporarily blinded the young trainer as the back doors of the vehicle swung open. It wasn't a bright as it was in the early morning, but Simon had spent most of the day in dark headquarters of these mysterious people. He rubbed his eyes and rapidly blinked to clear his vision, and let out a loud gasp when he recognized the street they had stopped on.
"Welcome home," a man standing at the back of the truck said. He was dressed in rugged, worn out close and upon smiling, showed his yellow teeth. His black hair was an absolute mess with sticks and blades of grass sticking out.
"What's going on?" Simon finally asked. It was a question he had been itching to get an answer to for the entire day.
"Long story short, that battle you just won was a test. And you passed, granting you the status of being a member of Rebellion Army of Kanto," the man answered, which actually surprised Simon. Everyone else just ignored his questions.
Simon held up a hand to signal the man to stop talking. He had heard a great deal about the RAoK, and even admired them. Not many people had the guts to oppose the new government. But after everything that had happened in the past few hours, the teen wasn't sure how he felt about the organization.
"The RAoK... wait, are you guys here to take out Stewart!?" Simon exclaimed. Living in Pallet Town himself, the boy obviously knew about the new gym leader. He hadn't liked him much: the man acted as if he was almighty but wasn't really that powerful at all.
"There's no real need for us to get our hands dirty. That's why it's your mission to take out Stewart," the main said with a smirk. Without another word, he began walking back toward the driver's seat.
"Wait!" Simon cried before jumping out of the truck. "I need to sleep on this. It's not every day you get forced into a rebellious organization!"
The man opened the door before looking over at Simon. "I wouldn't do that if I were you. You're being tracked; if the others see you spilling the beans to your parents... well, use your imagination." He didn't even give the teen a chance to retort before hopping in the front seat and driving off.
"This sucks!" Simon shouted before stuffing his hands in the pockets of his jacket. He felt the familiar brush of a paper-like material. "What's this?" he asked with a grin as he held a sum of 1000 credits along with a small note.
Use this money to prepare yourself.
With a nod, he pocketed the cash and made his way for the PokeMart. Unlike many of the other facilities of the region, the PokeMart had remained virtually the same after the Pokemon World Government had taken over. The only main difference was that they now sold rare CMs, which was Simon had decided to spend his money on.
The familiar sound of a bell chiming filled the building as the young trainer entered the shop. It was surprisingly empty, especially for the time of the day. He pondered if RAoK had something to do with the phenomenon, but quickly dismissed the idea. After walking up and down the aisles, Simon picked up two Potions, two Pokeballs, and CM01, which taught the move Rush. An accurate name, as the teen rushed toward the counter. He handed the cashier all his money before he was told the price for everything; he had always been good at math.
"Thanks for shopping here, sir. Please come again," the cashier said in an almost robotic tone.
"Uh, before I leave, can you teach me how to use this thing?" Simon held up the CM, which was shaped like a disk.
"Oh, just press it against the button of the pokeball of the Pokemon you wish to use it on. It will break after use, but that just means all the data had been transferred." Simon followed the man's instructions but was still a little shocked when the disk crumbled in his hands.
"Now you should probably head to the Government Pokemon Healing Center, CMs leave Pokemon pretty weak. It's only a couple blocks west of here."
"Thanks!" Simon shouted while running out the door. He really wanted to get this over with.