FullmetalxFangirl
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- Seen Jul 18, 2008
((Just as a warning, Waker, RH has given me permission to take control of mewtwo. I strongly advise you to stop powerplaying, because two can play at that game and I am currently in an extremely bad mood because I woke up early today. Don't push your luck. RH has also asked me to remind you and Momo that this is a tournament, and the night has to end soon so we can actually get on with it.
Sorry for that little grumble. Hope I don't have to do it again.
EDIT: I'm going to disregard the part about you killing mewtwo, as I think it's vital to the plot. Also, there is no way that a human can match a pokemon; not until RH gets back and gives his say-so. This isn't Final Fantasy, and you're extremely lucky I'm not kicking up a storm about you using a canon character.))
Dari raised an eyebrow at Finale and sniffed audiably, folding her arms boredly across her chest. "Make your pokemon stop before it destroys the city. We don't need the police crashing down on us - the building's already in bad shape," she grumbled, returning her shuckle to its pokeball. "I have a headache. I'm going to sleep." She tosed her short bob of almond hair and looked at the pair of challengers; the little girl who couldn't accept what had happened and the over-confident psychic. What was the world coming to? "Come back tomorrow if you really want something from our team. We will be ready for official challengers by then - challengers who want to pit pokemon against pokemon." She glared at Twilight accusingly and walked back past the idle Finale. "You saved my life," she whispered in his ear, "but that doesn't mean that I like you."
She began her climb down the fire escape, her feet clanging against the aliminium staircase, and swung herself back inside the club. The music had died down and the crowd had since gone to wherever they had come from. Darielle wandered down passage after passage until she came upon her quarters, and stepped gratefully through her door.
She didn't lock it; oh, no. That would be foolish - something could happen and noone would be able to avenge her on the spot. She left the door to the simple room unlocked as she slumped down on her bed. It was a plain, single bed with white bed clothes and a firm pillow. An end-table sat beside the head of the bed, but there was little decoration otherwise - not even a window. Maybe that was a good thing. Swinging her legs up onto the bed, Darielle kicked off her boots and scratched her feet - although the blue and white striped stockings she wore were comfortable, they were cotton and got itchy after a while. She lay back on the bed and released a pokemon from a pokeball - her ninjask. It crooned at her and settled itself on her head where it fluttered its wings rythmically. Darielle didn't speak to it, but the ninjask didn't need to be spoken to. It knew why it was there.
Sorry for that little grumble. Hope I don't have to do it again.
EDIT: I'm going to disregard the part about you killing mewtwo, as I think it's vital to the plot. Also, there is no way that a human can match a pokemon; not until RH gets back and gives his say-so. This isn't Final Fantasy, and you're extremely lucky I'm not kicking up a storm about you using a canon character.))
Dari raised an eyebrow at Finale and sniffed audiably, folding her arms boredly across her chest. "Make your pokemon stop before it destroys the city. We don't need the police crashing down on us - the building's already in bad shape," she grumbled, returning her shuckle to its pokeball. "I have a headache. I'm going to sleep." She tosed her short bob of almond hair and looked at the pair of challengers; the little girl who couldn't accept what had happened and the over-confident psychic. What was the world coming to? "Come back tomorrow if you really want something from our team. We will be ready for official challengers by then - challengers who want to pit pokemon against pokemon." She glared at Twilight accusingly and walked back past the idle Finale. "You saved my life," she whispered in his ear, "but that doesn't mean that I like you."
She began her climb down the fire escape, her feet clanging against the aliminium staircase, and swung herself back inside the club. The music had died down and the crowd had since gone to wherever they had come from. Darielle wandered down passage after passage until she came upon her quarters, and stepped gratefully through her door.
She didn't lock it; oh, no. That would be foolish - something could happen and noone would be able to avenge her on the spot. She left the door to the simple room unlocked as she slumped down on her bed. It was a plain, single bed with white bed clothes and a firm pillow. An end-table sat beside the head of the bed, but there was little decoration otherwise - not even a window. Maybe that was a good thing. Swinging her legs up onto the bed, Darielle kicked off her boots and scratched her feet - although the blue and white striped stockings she wore were comfortable, they were cotton and got itchy after a while. She lay back on the bed and released a pokemon from a pokeball - her ninjask. It crooned at her and settled itself on her head where it fluttered its wings rythmically. Darielle didn't speak to it, but the ninjask didn't need to be spoken to. It knew why it was there.