Hector Arcturus
Oreburgh City
Hector had moved his army into the city now. They were facing resistance, but they were also losing a lot less forces than in Jubilife. At least, for now. Hector would try to make certain that it would stay like that. After all, many Pokemon needed guidance, and some were, frankly, too stupid to think for themselves. Either that, or they were just too arrogant. Some didn't even know much about war to begin with.
Hector proceeded forward again from his hiding spot behind a bench, and moved deeper into the city. The ground was damaged a bit by a Golem who had used a fissure and an Earthquake to subdue his enemies, but left many cracks and holes in the ground in the process. Hector had to watch his step.
As he was thinking, a group of humans had come up to him from behind and begun shooting. Hector turned and charged at them, hitting one with a Giga Impact, even as the human had shot him with a bullet, the wound on his shoulder was bleeding. Hector turned and shot a flamethrower at the other three humans, burning their bodies. But behind him was another human, with a bazooka no less. Hector did not see him immediately, and when he did, it was too late. The human had fired, and Hector jumped to avoid the attack. The explosion sent him into a deep gap created by the Golem from before. Hector went tumbling into it, it being a lot larger than he first anticipated. But of course, this was Oreburgh, and it was filled with tunnels and caves. Hector must have fallen into one. He was banged up pretty badly, but seemed to be OK.
He looked around. No one else seemed to be around. But suddenly, he heard someone speak behind him.
"Hector." Hector turned around at the sight of his name. He looked over a human male in his mid twenties, brown hair tied in a ponytail, and a tattoo across his face, of some sort of symbol. He knew him. He was a person from his past. His name was Jun, and he was supposed to be dead.
"..." Hector didn't speak to him at first. He didn't know what to say. It had been a long time, and he thought he was dead. He noticed a device across his ear, something that would help Jun understand Hector, it seemed. The humans of the HR carried similar devices.
"...Jun?"
Jun smiled. "Yes, yes it's me." Hector didn't know what to say to this man. It was such a long time. Suddenly, the man began to walk down the caves.
"You should come with me. I have something you need to see. It's a bit of a ways off."
Hector didn't budge. "I need to get back to the battlefield." Jun turned around.
"Trust me, Hector. This will help give the Pokemon an advantage in the war."
"Wait, you're helping us?" Hector asked. Jun smiled at him.
"I will always help you, Hector. You are my friend, for life."
Hector hesitated with his words for a second. He finally asked Jun.
"How long will I be gone?"
Jun shrugged. "The journey is quite a distance, but it's not just about reaching there. We might have some fighting to do as well." He said, loading a pistol he had now in his arms. Hector decided to go. There didn't seem to be a way to get back to the battlefield from here anyways. He would assume the PR would mark him dead, or missing, and General Khufu would take over. That would be acceptable for now. Besides, if Jun says this will give them an advantage, he will take it.
After all, many years ago, Jun was his partner. If there was any human he could trust, it would be him.
(OOC That was my farewell post. I'll be gone for two weeks after this, and this is my way to get away. See you guys in two weeks. Good luck!)