Pro_EV
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- Seen Aug 26, 2013
Hey. If you've been in Serebiiforums, you know me as Korimura, or kobrelaire. Since not many people are replying to my stories :( I'm posting them in other forums. So here we go! Please read and review! :classic:
Prologue
?Eee!?
?Eevee!?
?Ee!?
Three Eevee?s bunched up together and made an adorably cute face and tried to catch the bypasser?s attention. They were bored to death waiting on the stupid pokemon farm, penned with a small wooden fence, just waiting to grow up so they could become slot prizes. However, if they were bought before they were sent to Mauvile City?s game corner, in Hoenn, they would become part what they thought was a regular Pokemon?s life, battling, having a trainer, and stuff like that. They were pruned and combed at everyday with hard scratchy combs, and pummeled with groomers, trying to make them look their best. But from now on, there would be nothing of the sort. A wild pack of Tauros had agreed to break down the thin fence and distract the idiots who ran this farm.
The only thing they?d miss was the little stable girl that worked around here randomly and always brought them little treats. She probably didn?t even have a family or home. But she was 10 today, and everyone in Tulip Town, Novan Isle, abandoned or not, would become a trainer. She had already gone though. Passed by several hours ago, carrying another Eevee with a slight tinge of pink around it?s fur. Probably one of those strange-colored pokemon that loved to flash its color off.
The oldest Eevee, whose fur was flat, Saiope, snorted, remembering the pink Eevee?s tongue poking out at them as she passed. ?When are the Tauros coming??
The second oldest was a messy looking Eevee, Saiome, also recalled the Eevee?s tongue, then grinned at the memory of the girl giving a small warning to the Eevee by nudging it with her foot. ?Beats me.?
The youngest, who didn?t have such a good memory, only remembered her newborn sister, Saiole. She was Saioke, the only girl in the trio. Her look was nice and silky ?Shouldn?t we take Saiole with us? I mean, when she gets older, she go through the same thing like us?
?If you call older at least several hours later??
Saiome pawed blissfully at the wooden planks of the gate. ?They?re coming. Back off from this place.?
Saiope gently picked up Saioke, who didn?t have such as long legs as her brothers. ?Come on. No time to pick up Saiole?
?But-? Saioke whimpered, still thinking about slot prizes.
?If Saiole is smart enough, then she will find a way out, like us, with Saiobe. I think they should go tomorrow, but if I were Saiobe, then it would be today. But not with us, Saiole wont even grow up like us before she escapes. An hour is not growing up,? Saiope said firmly, taking Saioke over to the shed in the middle of the coop to the water trough, where all the babies were kept. ?And no buts?
?Drink up sis? Saiome added helpfully. ?It will be long till we find the first water source. It?s somewhere in there? he pointed a paw to the dark forests surrounding the farm. ?About 4 miles from here. And remember what Mr. Farmer said? Any Eevee that escaped would either be killed or brought back. We have to make it?
Saiope quickly went off to grab their personal water bottles filled with milk that the farmers had given them. ?Here, strap it to your neck, and you can just tip your head down to drink. But don?t. Drink your fill here?
Saioke lowered her head and dipped her mane in the water and began to sip. Her reflection bounced off at her. Her mother had once said she looked so much like the just born Saiole.
Saiope strapped the water bottle to his sister?s neck and looked at the shed sorrowfully and wondered if he?d ever see his littlest sister again. He sank down to drink the cool water ?You too, Saiome. Drink up, drink up? He left the thoughts of Saiole and thought about Saiobe. He was almost as old as himself, but awfully careless. If the two other Eevees that would escape with him survived the treacherous forest, it would be a miracle.
A loud bellow of a Tauros tore them all away from the trough. The lead Tauros was revving up his hooves on the other side of the fence. The rest of the pack were snorting decisively and plodding their hooves. ?Ready?? snorted the leader, glancing for any sign of the farmers.
Saioke trembled, and nodded. Saiome got into a sprinting position. Saiope gently poked his sister and nodded. ?Ready?
The leader gave a louder cry and charged forwards. The rest followed his lead instantly and followed, sending dust flying all over the dirt grounds. As soon as they made contact with the planks, Saiope nodded his signal to his siblings and speeded forth as well. Saiome tore away from the trough and followed suit, dodging between hooves and dust. Saioke took one last look at where her sister?s present house was, and then fled through the gate and into the cover of dust that protected their scent from the farmer?s dogs and their colors.
Little Saiole finally had the courage to peer out from behind the trough and blinked away some tears, which shone until they had hit the dusty grounds. They were finally gone.
This is only the prologue, you know. It isn't supposed to be that long.
Prologue
?Eee!?
?Eevee!?
?Ee!?
Three Eevee?s bunched up together and made an adorably cute face and tried to catch the bypasser?s attention. They were bored to death waiting on the stupid pokemon farm, penned with a small wooden fence, just waiting to grow up so they could become slot prizes. However, if they were bought before they were sent to Mauvile City?s game corner, in Hoenn, they would become part what they thought was a regular Pokemon?s life, battling, having a trainer, and stuff like that. They were pruned and combed at everyday with hard scratchy combs, and pummeled with groomers, trying to make them look their best. But from now on, there would be nothing of the sort. A wild pack of Tauros had agreed to break down the thin fence and distract the idiots who ran this farm.
The only thing they?d miss was the little stable girl that worked around here randomly and always brought them little treats. She probably didn?t even have a family or home. But she was 10 today, and everyone in Tulip Town, Novan Isle, abandoned or not, would become a trainer. She had already gone though. Passed by several hours ago, carrying another Eevee with a slight tinge of pink around it?s fur. Probably one of those strange-colored pokemon that loved to flash its color off.
The oldest Eevee, whose fur was flat, Saiope, snorted, remembering the pink Eevee?s tongue poking out at them as she passed. ?When are the Tauros coming??
The second oldest was a messy looking Eevee, Saiome, also recalled the Eevee?s tongue, then grinned at the memory of the girl giving a small warning to the Eevee by nudging it with her foot. ?Beats me.?
The youngest, who didn?t have such a good memory, only remembered her newborn sister, Saiole. She was Saioke, the only girl in the trio. Her look was nice and silky ?Shouldn?t we take Saiole with us? I mean, when she gets older, she go through the same thing like us?
?If you call older at least several hours later??
Saiome pawed blissfully at the wooden planks of the gate. ?They?re coming. Back off from this place.?
Saiope gently picked up Saioke, who didn?t have such as long legs as her brothers. ?Come on. No time to pick up Saiole?
?But-? Saioke whimpered, still thinking about slot prizes.
?If Saiole is smart enough, then she will find a way out, like us, with Saiobe. I think they should go tomorrow, but if I were Saiobe, then it would be today. But not with us, Saiole wont even grow up like us before she escapes. An hour is not growing up,? Saiope said firmly, taking Saioke over to the shed in the middle of the coop to the water trough, where all the babies were kept. ?And no buts?
?Drink up sis? Saiome added helpfully. ?It will be long till we find the first water source. It?s somewhere in there? he pointed a paw to the dark forests surrounding the farm. ?About 4 miles from here. And remember what Mr. Farmer said? Any Eevee that escaped would either be killed or brought back. We have to make it?
Saiope quickly went off to grab their personal water bottles filled with milk that the farmers had given them. ?Here, strap it to your neck, and you can just tip your head down to drink. But don?t. Drink your fill here?
Saioke lowered her head and dipped her mane in the water and began to sip. Her reflection bounced off at her. Her mother had once said she looked so much like the just born Saiole.
Saiope strapped the water bottle to his sister?s neck and looked at the shed sorrowfully and wondered if he?d ever see his littlest sister again. He sank down to drink the cool water ?You too, Saiome. Drink up, drink up? He left the thoughts of Saiole and thought about Saiobe. He was almost as old as himself, but awfully careless. If the two other Eevees that would escape with him survived the treacherous forest, it would be a miracle.
A loud bellow of a Tauros tore them all away from the trough. The lead Tauros was revving up his hooves on the other side of the fence. The rest of the pack were snorting decisively and plodding their hooves. ?Ready?? snorted the leader, glancing for any sign of the farmers.
Saioke trembled, and nodded. Saiome got into a sprinting position. Saiope gently poked his sister and nodded. ?Ready?
The leader gave a louder cry and charged forwards. The rest followed his lead instantly and followed, sending dust flying all over the dirt grounds. As soon as they made contact with the planks, Saiope nodded his signal to his siblings and speeded forth as well. Saiome tore away from the trough and followed suit, dodging between hooves and dust. Saioke took one last look at where her sister?s present house was, and then fled through the gate and into the cover of dust that protected their scent from the farmer?s dogs and their colors.
Little Saiole finally had the courage to peer out from behind the trough and blinked away some tears, which shone until they had hit the dusty grounds. They were finally gone.
This is only the prologue, you know. It isn't supposed to be that long.