spasticbuddha
"You can't ignore my girth"
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- South Carolina, America
- Seen Feb 11, 2021
The day was beautiful. Abundant beams of sunlight reflected brightly off the ocean, causing the surface to glitter like Arceus' own collection of sapphires. Waves crashed in a symphony of dissonant noise, conducted by the perfect timing of the ever changing tides. The warm air blew in a breeze so extraordinarily gentle, it was almost as if mother nature herself took corporal form to gently caress your -
"Hey kid! Down in front!" A gruff voice shouted, shaking Justin out of his extremely pretentious (and subtly suggestive) inner monologue. The teen laughed and shook his head. There he stood, arms crossed, down on one knee in a very Napoleonic stance at the bow of the cramped two man shanty boat he had rented. His scizor flew alongside the boat across the surface of the water, somehow keeping up with the surprisingly agile vessel. Yes, he would surely make an interesting impression when he showed up to the island...
"Heh, sorry old man, didn't mean to get in the way..." he said, stepping back. The boat was small, dingy, and looked like it was held together by sheer hope. Definitely not the most accommodating travel plan Then again, if a certain someone hadn't disabled his alarm clock as a prank, he would have been on time for the boat that was supposed to take him to the academy, he thought giving his gastly a glare. The gaseous creature stuck its tongue out at Justin and returned to phasing in and out of the boat's hull. He sighed, and held his only occupied pokeball in his hand, staring at the labeling. He was lucky to have even hired this boat...The harbor was almost deserted when he'd arrived, so he hadn't had the luxury of choice. Plus, this guy didn't ask for much money, he thought with a smirk.
The ball held by Justin contained his magnemite. Unlike his other two pokemon, it couldn't fly fast enough to keep up with the boat, so he decided to keep it safe in its ball. It wasn't missing much. The view never changed, just azure water as far as the eye could see. Besides, he doubted the sentient magnet would enjoy the fresh air. Hell, it didn't seem to enjoy much of anything really. It just kind of floated around at random.
An abrupt change of scenery made Justin put off analyzing his machine's (probably nonexistent) psyche until later. Wow...it's even bigger than I could have imagined...he thought, marveling at the island that would be his home for the near future. He had heard that it was quite large, but it was easily the size of a small country. "Man, this is great! I'll bet there are plenty of awesome places to discover!" he happily exclaimed to gastly. The ghost stared at him blankly and promptly licked Justin's cheek and disappeared. Justin sighed.
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The small boat and it's crimson iron entourage landed and disembarked at the island's harbor (sure enough catching many students' attention in the process). Justin paid the pilot and looked at his schedule. Apparently, he was supposed to take a boat on some sort of field trip. He was almost late, but fortunately, being at the port already, he had plenty of time to make it before the boat left.
He saw all manner of students going about their business on the walk there. Preps, goths, jocks, nerds, the gang was all there. Calling gastly back into its pokeball, he stepped toward the crowd of people gathering around the departing boat. He considered sending scizor back as well, but decided against it. Scizor considered itself Justin's bodyguard; it didn't like being in its ball unable to protect him if something were to happen to him. The pair finally reached the dock and walked to the crowd, wondering what type of people he was about to meet.
"Hey kid! Down in front!" A gruff voice shouted, shaking Justin out of his extremely pretentious (and subtly suggestive) inner monologue. The teen laughed and shook his head. There he stood, arms crossed, down on one knee in a very Napoleonic stance at the bow of the cramped two man shanty boat he had rented. His scizor flew alongside the boat across the surface of the water, somehow keeping up with the surprisingly agile vessel. Yes, he would surely make an interesting impression when he showed up to the island...
"Heh, sorry old man, didn't mean to get in the way..." he said, stepping back. The boat was small, dingy, and looked like it was held together by sheer hope. Definitely not the most accommodating travel plan Then again, if a certain someone hadn't disabled his alarm clock as a prank, he would have been on time for the boat that was supposed to take him to the academy, he thought giving his gastly a glare. The gaseous creature stuck its tongue out at Justin and returned to phasing in and out of the boat's hull. He sighed, and held his only occupied pokeball in his hand, staring at the labeling. He was lucky to have even hired this boat...The harbor was almost deserted when he'd arrived, so he hadn't had the luxury of choice. Plus, this guy didn't ask for much money, he thought with a smirk.
The ball held by Justin contained his magnemite. Unlike his other two pokemon, it couldn't fly fast enough to keep up with the boat, so he decided to keep it safe in its ball. It wasn't missing much. The view never changed, just azure water as far as the eye could see. Besides, he doubted the sentient magnet would enjoy the fresh air. Hell, it didn't seem to enjoy much of anything really. It just kind of floated around at random.
An abrupt change of scenery made Justin put off analyzing his machine's (probably nonexistent) psyche until later. Wow...it's even bigger than I could have imagined...he thought, marveling at the island that would be his home for the near future. He had heard that it was quite large, but it was easily the size of a small country. "Man, this is great! I'll bet there are plenty of awesome places to discover!" he happily exclaimed to gastly. The ghost stared at him blankly and promptly licked Justin's cheek and disappeared. Justin sighed.
-------
The small boat and it's crimson iron entourage landed and disembarked at the island's harbor (sure enough catching many students' attention in the process). Justin paid the pilot and looked at his schedule. Apparently, he was supposed to take a boat on some sort of field trip. He was almost late, but fortunately, being at the port already, he had plenty of time to make it before the boat left.
He saw all manner of students going about their business on the walk there. Preps, goths, jocks, nerds, the gang was all there. Calling gastly back into its pokeball, he stepped toward the crowd of people gathering around the departing boat. He considered sending scizor back as well, but decided against it. Scizor considered itself Justin's bodyguard; it didn't like being in its ball unable to protect him if something were to happen to him. The pair finally reached the dock and walked to the crowd, wondering what type of people he was about to meet.