XxSweetDreamsxX
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- Seen Jan 21, 2015
Lydia
Jubilife City
Conference Room
As the Weavile was ready to talk, her partner intruded. Lydia wondered why, and soon an answer was found as he talked. Worry spread through her mind as she listened.
"Rumble, I can visit mount Coronet and block their escape route by creating roadblocks with boulders." Wade suggested, "I'll find the exit on Mount Coronet and fill it with large pieces of metal and rock. When they find out that their exit has been blocked, it'll be too late."
It sounded dangerous, and the public pokemon obviously agreed, murmurs of uncertainty filling the air. Rumble was grinning, though it wasn't friendly. He looked intimidating even from afar.
"I don't see why not. But it's up to the Commander what you'll do... am I right?" the Reuniclus was challenging him. His line of sight had switched back to the Zorua. Lydia's face looked shocked, though anger was filling into her body, and a slight frown appeared soon enough. Rumble was also looking at Wade. Their was also something building between the pokemon. Jealousy? No, not possible. However, she was worried for her partner's safety. He was brave, surely strong, but could he really pull off something so dangerous? By himself, none-the-less? Lydia didn't doubt him, though she didn't want him taking the risk. It was obvious Hector didn't either, judging by his reply.
"Your request for this mission is denied, Wade, and I'll tell you why: In this conflict with the humans, we are the invaders. That is the most notable fact in this battle. As the invaders, we have to realize one thing. The last battle had seen a lot of Pokemon die, good Pokemon. I will NOT let that many die under my command again. Because if we keep having "victories" like that, we can kiss victory in this whole war goodbye. Which is why I have determined that we leave their exit to Mount Coronet open," He paused for a moment, continueing again, "Think about it, if we get rid of their only exit out of the city, they won't have anywhere to retreat. Allow your opponents an escape route. Forces are more likely to retreat if a plausible route is open. If they're completely cut off, determined resistance can be expected. They will understand that they will die here, and they will fight to the last man, and we, in the process, could lose hundreds. Hundreds that don't need to die. That...is why we leave them their escape route, and we keep this strategy up for ALL of our battles. In this way, we can save many lives, lives that don't need to be lost. If you all take a moment to understand my words, you will realize this is the best way. We keep them on the run, until we have taken all of their bases. Humans may be the enemy, but they are much like us. They don't want to die. They want to live, and if we keep winning, until they have lost enough bases, and lost enough battles, they will eventually give in, and we will get victory."
Lydia made a small nod. What her commander said made sense, and she was glad he had denied the umbreon. She felt bad for Wade, knowing he was eager to take on the mission, but as Hector had said; the lives of the pokemon are more important.
The Zorua stared back at Wade and Rumble, who both appeared to be testing eachother's wits. "Boys- what are you gunna do with them?"
She really wished they wouldn't go any farther than a staring contest, but everything was unpredictable. Each pokemon had something on their minds. Something devious. Lydia looked at Wade with a concerned face, hoping he would see and linger back into the crowd. Seeing no reaction, she turned to Rumble.
"Stop getting him mad," she said through telepathy. The pokemon was getting on her nerves. However, even with her words, his smile remained. She felt useless. The only thing she could do was watch.
Jubilife City
Conference Room
As the Weavile was ready to talk, her partner intruded. Lydia wondered why, and soon an answer was found as he talked. Worry spread through her mind as she listened.
"Rumble, I can visit mount Coronet and block their escape route by creating roadblocks with boulders." Wade suggested, "I'll find the exit on Mount Coronet and fill it with large pieces of metal and rock. When they find out that their exit has been blocked, it'll be too late."
It sounded dangerous, and the public pokemon obviously agreed, murmurs of uncertainty filling the air. Rumble was grinning, though it wasn't friendly. He looked intimidating even from afar.
"I don't see why not. But it's up to the Commander what you'll do... am I right?" the Reuniclus was challenging him. His line of sight had switched back to the Zorua. Lydia's face looked shocked, though anger was filling into her body, and a slight frown appeared soon enough. Rumble was also looking at Wade. Their was also something building between the pokemon. Jealousy? No, not possible. However, she was worried for her partner's safety. He was brave, surely strong, but could he really pull off something so dangerous? By himself, none-the-less? Lydia didn't doubt him, though she didn't want him taking the risk. It was obvious Hector didn't either, judging by his reply.
"Your request for this mission is denied, Wade, and I'll tell you why: In this conflict with the humans, we are the invaders. That is the most notable fact in this battle. As the invaders, we have to realize one thing. The last battle had seen a lot of Pokemon die, good Pokemon. I will NOT let that many die under my command again. Because if we keep having "victories" like that, we can kiss victory in this whole war goodbye. Which is why I have determined that we leave their exit to Mount Coronet open," He paused for a moment, continueing again, "Think about it, if we get rid of their only exit out of the city, they won't have anywhere to retreat. Allow your opponents an escape route. Forces are more likely to retreat if a plausible route is open. If they're completely cut off, determined resistance can be expected. They will understand that they will die here, and they will fight to the last man, and we, in the process, could lose hundreds. Hundreds that don't need to die. That...is why we leave them their escape route, and we keep this strategy up for ALL of our battles. In this way, we can save many lives, lives that don't need to be lost. If you all take a moment to understand my words, you will realize this is the best way. We keep them on the run, until we have taken all of their bases. Humans may be the enemy, but they are much like us. They don't want to die. They want to live, and if we keep winning, until they have lost enough bases, and lost enough battles, they will eventually give in, and we will get victory."
Lydia made a small nod. What her commander said made sense, and she was glad he had denied the umbreon. She felt bad for Wade, knowing he was eager to take on the mission, but as Hector had said; the lives of the pokemon are more important.
The Zorua stared back at Wade and Rumble, who both appeared to be testing eachother's wits. "Boys- what are you gunna do with them?"
She really wished they wouldn't go any farther than a staring contest, but everything was unpredictable. Each pokemon had something on their minds. Something devious. Lydia looked at Wade with a concerned face, hoping he would see and linger back into the crowd. Seeing no reaction, she turned to Rumble.
"Stop getting him mad," she said through telepathy. The pokemon was getting on her nerves. However, even with her words, his smile remained. She felt useless. The only thing she could do was watch.
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