Done! Sorry if this is short, but I have been tremendously busy! ^^;
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Serene nodded her head, like Pok?mon do.
"Veeeeeee!" She said shrilly, and charged toward the Bulbasaur.
"Bul-"
Smack. The Bulbasaur fell onto it?s head, but then quickly righted itself.
"Vinewhip, Bulbasaur!" The boy angrily cried, jabbing a finger at Serene.
"BULBA!" The Pokmon cried furiously, and with that, it advanced on Serene, and shot strange, slim vines at my stunned Eevee, in circling the green around its waist.
"Veeeeee!" Serene cried, paralyzed as the vines carried it into the air.
My mouth dropped open, and the boy laughed.
"Not so tough now, are ya little punkette?"
He grinned, revealing a couple of silver teeth, (Ewww, he probably does NOT brush his teeth a lot!) causing me to shudder, then rapidly thinking of how to get Serene out of Bulbasaur?s clutches.
Seeing Serene so silent, stunned from the attack, I suddenly got a idea...
"Umm?. Serene, use Growl!" I yelled, and the little Eevee made a loud growling noise, causing the startled Bulbasaur to drop it.
Yes! Now to finish it off!!! Oh, great-
"Bulbasuar!! Use Razor Leaf!!!" The teen roared in a fit, causing the Bulbasaur to instantly start attacking with sharp-looking leaves.
"Yow!" Kerri yelped from some were behind us.
?Watch were you aim your attack!?
I rolled my eyes, grinned slightly, then proceeded in saying: "Serene, try to get near that Bulbasaur, and attack it with Tackle!"
"Vee!"
My Eevee began to dodge the leaves, trying to get near the Bulbasaur, occasionally ducking a few, until?.
WHACK.
Mission a success.
I smiled happilly, seeing the Bulbasaur slump to the ground, and faint onto the grass.
"Battle's over! Scar wins!" David yelled from behind us, causing the other boy to start fuming, and turning a deep angry red, and Kerri to start giggling.
After calling back his Pok?mon, before stomping off into the grasses again, he yelled:
"Punkette! I?ll getcha back someday, don?tcha worry! I?ll stomp on you for good!..."
Then, stomping, and causing some Pok?mon in the grass to yowl, enraged, he left.