Return: A Pokemon Story

[mastertrainer33]

The Tyrogue stood, obviously ready to give up since his opponent was an Alakazam. He shook his head and looked towards his trainer who was also having his own thoughts at the moment. The Tyrogue continued to think as he stared down tha large Pokemon. It held in its hands, two spoons that it continuosly bent back and forth with its mind.
"Baku, seismix toss attack!" said the Tyrogue's trainer as the Tyrogue nodded and charged at the Alakazam. The woman who controlled the pokemon smiled and continued the battle. "Alakazam, swift attack," she said as the alakazam nodded and let go from it's hands, a flurry of stars that knocked Tyrogue senseless. The Tyrogue regained its composure and soon looked at its master warily.
"Don't give up Baku, DynamicPunch now!" he said as the Tyrogue rushed the enemy again with a surprising punch with his left. The Alakazam was finally defeated after a lot of work.
"Good Job Baku," said the trainer as the Tyrogue smiled and adjusted the Headeband it wore that had a B on it standing for it's name that had a D in the back of it showing his trainer Dex's name.

Pokemon are the creatures of the world. They come in all shapes and sizes; big and tall small and timid. Pokemon come from many places like the Mountains,Volcanoes, The ground, and other places. There are ven those who came here from outer space. One day, we will uncover the secret that is Pokemon.

{Romance allowed, be literate. You start off with three pokemon. No oneliners, topped rules aply. No legendaries. You may glimpse them, but no capture of legendaries including Rukario who is considered one.Make sure to use Logic and make sure your pokemoin know the right moves...Enjoy. Only three people may have the starters, I took Treecko}

 

[Kunoichi]

The young woman watched with wide eyes as her Alakazam stumbled to the ground, he took an age to fall as the fist of his opponent cracked with his skull - his vital point... his KeupSoh. She let out a small gasp, trying hard not to look mortified that she'd obviously lost. She couldn't even manage a 'good job' to the other trainer, which was common courtesy, but simply watched as a silent scream of frustration was erupting out of her mouth. "What the...?"

To say that Mina was a little miffed, was a grave understatement. After all, a fighting pokemon like Tyrogue should not have ever beaten her Alakazam. She'd chosen Alakazam for that purpose, but he lay beneath the crimson feet of Tyrogue.

Mina sauntered over to the fallen pokemon. His golden skin glossy- to show his exertion in battle. He lifted a lid to show tired, scarlet eyes- looking at Mina in humility and silently pleading her forgiveness for ever letting down his trainer. He hadn't meant to. He had been so sure... so confident when he saw Tyrogue. Alakazam had been thinking that it would be an easy fight- if only, if only... if only he'd perhaps not let his guard down or... No. It wasn't that. He'd simply been overpowered.

"You did your best... that's all I can ask," she mumbled a little stiffly and returned her pokemon to its pokeball, then tossed it into her shoulder bag.

Her mouth was a thin line, her eyes wild as she all but glared at the lone fighter pokemon and his trainer. He was so strong, he could overthrow psychic pokemon?
First, it was his starter pokemon that overthrew her Mudkip and now this? Where was she going wrong in her training?

"Well, how much money do I owe you, I don't have all day," she said waspishly, tossing her plait away from her shoulder. She was more than annoyed, silently seething at her loss that she preferred to not be near the boy.