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A Questionable Mishap
Jay was pleased to know that Bee's journey had been lively so far, and he was grateful that she tried to make him feel at ease about the crash. "Thanks, I just wish it never happened." He dismissed the horrible incident from his mind, and looked to Buneary when Bee explained how the bunny came to be Clavies' pokemon. "Oh I see. I've heard that sorta thing is pretty common." Jay replied to Beatrice, regarding how her and Clavies met their particular pokemon. Once he thought about the subject further, he looked to Litleo and realized the same was happening with him and the little lion. When Bee had answered him about her hometown, Jay adjusted in his seat with an interested look.
"A place where night always prevails..." Jay had read about the village in the local library years ago. He had always been curious of Shadowveil, but he never had the opportunity to actually visit. "My little brother always wanted to go there.. He actually prefers the dark." It was a strange revelation to state since most kids were afraid of the darkness. When Bee mentioned the sun as if it were some foreign thing to her, Jay felt fascinated. He turned his head for a light hearted chuckle before returning his eyes to Beatrice, "Funny how a completely natural thing can almost seem... surreal to someone else." The girl's reply had intrigued him to learn more about the mysterious village.
...Once Jay had risen to study the boy in the Battle Pit, he drew in a sudden breath once noticing the necklace around the kid's neck. He had made no mistake... The necklace had been given to Robbin as "safety from wrongdoings" by their mother, Sapphia. Jay immediately looked to Beatrice and couldn't believe what he had just discovered. "I thought he was Ben to you?..." He looked to the side with peeking mistrust and tried to make sense of this all. Then the explosion of questions seemed to unwillingly pour from his mouth, "How is he here?? He has a POKEMON? Did he mention me??" Jay realized that he was beginning to freak out and he took a few steps away to collect himself.
Jay grew silent for a few minutes before speaking up again, "Does my uncle know of this?" Before Beatrice could answer, he answered himself, "...Probably not." Litleo had followed Jay along the bench and looked at him with a curious expression. "This doesn't add up... Robbin just turned NINE. My parents would not allow this." He looked back to Bee for some kind of explanation. He then looked to the side again and wondered if Bee had covered for Robbin all along. Jay wasn't sure if he should feel offended in this moment, and he prepared to be disappointed if it were true. Beatrice had seemed like a nice, trustworthy girl, but people could often be misleading. The unthinkable discovery distracted him from Astrid's match, but he forced himself to look back toward the arena to witness the new reality before him.
.....
The announcer asked them if they were ready to start, and Robbin gave an unenthusiastic Ok sign. For some reasons, Robbin's hype from his previous win with Igglybuff was no longer present. On the waiting bench, Igglybuff was bouncing up and down with smiling waves out of support for her master. Robbin used his hand to try and stop Iggly from drawing attention, but then was distracted by Astrid's first command. The Eevee was charging for Purrloin and Robbin yelled out the only command that he knew of regarding the cat, "Outta the way, and use your Scratch!" As the boy demanded this, Purrloin just gave another lick to his chest fur and looked to it's paw carelessly.
"SCRATCH, CAT!" Robbin demanded once more as if checking to see if the mauve feline was deaf. Purrloin did not respond to the boy, but watched Eevee somewhat cautiously with it's emerald eyes. Astrid's Eevee was drawing near, and for a second it seemed as if Purrloin was going to make a move... but instead the unconcerned cat let out a nonchalant yawn from it's furry lips. Unknown to Robbin, the Yawn was actually a pokemon move that was meant to make it's target drowsy and fall asleep in the next turn. Once doing so, Purrloin sprang up to elegantly roll to the side mid-jump in order to evade Eevee's attack. Welp, at least the idiot did something.. Robbin thought angrily. He realized that Purrloin was the wrong choice, and he couldn't take it back at this point. If Purrloin wouldn't obey, then how would he have a chance at winning? Robbin became on the verge of panicking.
Jay was pleased to know that Bee's journey had been lively so far, and he was grateful that she tried to make him feel at ease about the crash. "Thanks, I just wish it never happened." He dismissed the horrible incident from his mind, and looked to Buneary when Bee explained how the bunny came to be Clavies' pokemon. "Oh I see. I've heard that sorta thing is pretty common." Jay replied to Beatrice, regarding how her and Clavies met their particular pokemon. Once he thought about the subject further, he looked to Litleo and realized the same was happening with him and the little lion. When Bee had answered him about her hometown, Jay adjusted in his seat with an interested look.
"A place where night always prevails..." Jay had read about the village in the local library years ago. He had always been curious of Shadowveil, but he never had the opportunity to actually visit. "My little brother always wanted to go there.. He actually prefers the dark." It was a strange revelation to state since most kids were afraid of the darkness. When Bee mentioned the sun as if it were some foreign thing to her, Jay felt fascinated. He turned his head for a light hearted chuckle before returning his eyes to Beatrice, "Funny how a completely natural thing can almost seem... surreal to someone else." The girl's reply had intrigued him to learn more about the mysterious village.
...Once Jay had risen to study the boy in the Battle Pit, he drew in a sudden breath once noticing the necklace around the kid's neck. He had made no mistake... The necklace had been given to Robbin as "safety from wrongdoings" by their mother, Sapphia. Jay immediately looked to Beatrice and couldn't believe what he had just discovered. "I thought he was Ben to you?..." He looked to the side with peeking mistrust and tried to make sense of this all. Then the explosion of questions seemed to unwillingly pour from his mouth, "How is he here?? He has a POKEMON? Did he mention me??" Jay realized that he was beginning to freak out and he took a few steps away to collect himself.
Jay grew silent for a few minutes before speaking up again, "Does my uncle know of this?" Before Beatrice could answer, he answered himself, "...Probably not." Litleo had followed Jay along the bench and looked at him with a curious expression. "This doesn't add up... Robbin just turned NINE. My parents would not allow this." He looked back to Bee for some kind of explanation. He then looked to the side again and wondered if Bee had covered for Robbin all along. Jay wasn't sure if he should feel offended in this moment, and he prepared to be disappointed if it were true. Beatrice had seemed like a nice, trustworthy girl, but people could often be misleading. The unthinkable discovery distracted him from Astrid's match, but he forced himself to look back toward the arena to witness the new reality before him.
.....
While attempting to make a guesstimate on Purrloin's attacks, Robbin noticed Astrid using her handy dandy Pokedex before the match. He sulked in jealousy as he thought of how convenient it'd be to have a Pokedex himself. As Astrid seemed be lost in a daydream, the boy was visualizing the moves he saw Purrloin use when battling Chespin. Purrloin's Scratch move was easy to guess, as he had experienced that attack firsthand.... The claw marks on his face throbbed as the boy tried to guess the other move Purrloin had used. It was like a really loud and obnoxious cat cry. He knew it wasn't Growl, because the move actually did physical damage. Drats.. Heck if I know! The announcer asked them if they were ready to start, and Robbin gave an unenthusiastic Ok sign. For some reasons, Robbin's hype from his previous win with Igglybuff was no longer present. On the waiting bench, Igglybuff was bouncing up and down with smiling waves out of support for her master. Robbin used his hand to try and stop Iggly from drawing attention, but then was distracted by Astrid's first command. The Eevee was charging for Purrloin and Robbin yelled out the only command that he knew of regarding the cat, "Outta the way, and use your Scratch!" As the boy demanded this, Purrloin just gave another lick to his chest fur and looked to it's paw carelessly.
"SCRATCH, CAT!" Robbin demanded once more as if checking to see if the mauve feline was deaf. Purrloin did not respond to the boy, but watched Eevee somewhat cautiously with it's emerald eyes. Astrid's Eevee was drawing near, and for a second it seemed as if Purrloin was going to make a move... but instead the unconcerned cat let out a nonchalant yawn from it's furry lips. Unknown to Robbin, the Yawn was actually a pokemon move that was meant to make it's target drowsy and fall asleep in the next turn. Once doing so, Purrloin sprang up to elegantly roll to the side mid-jump in order to evade Eevee's attack. Welp, at least the idiot did something.. Robbin thought angrily. He realized that Purrloin was the wrong choice, and he couldn't take it back at this point. If Purrloin wouldn't obey, then how would he have a chance at winning? Robbin became on the verge of panicking.
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"You are too kind, Merlin!" Jolesa gave a bright smile to the deserving man. "I know!-" The showgirl exclaimed, before retrieving a decorative pamphlet from her purse. "Here's the info on the next showcase! I hope to see you there!" She gave another smile to the gentleman with a giggle. On the cover of the pamphlet was a picture of the Epica King and Queen as well as other flashy things. "That's Quentin and Alouette. Aren't they just wonderful?" When she said the name Quentin, her cheeks turned pink and her eyes became dreamy. "Farewell, Merlin! Best wishes! Let's meet again!" She waved him off before preparing to leave herself for the Festival Hall.
Meanwhile at the lab, Kylie walked into the Pokeball room and checked on all the remaining pokemon. She released each one from their balls and then returned them to the stand. As she did this, she wondered if any others would come to claim a pokemon. When she got to a particular pokeball, however, she became quite frantic to see that the ball was empty. She looked to the name plate which read 'Chespin' and her eyes widened in worry. She immediately went to the office to contact the Professor about the missing pokemon. When the ringing ended and Atlas answered, Kylie addressed him by his first name, "Liam, we've got a problem..."
Meanwhile at the lab, Kylie walked into the Pokeball room and checked on all the remaining pokemon. She released each one from their balls and then returned them to the stand. As she did this, she wondered if any others would come to claim a pokemon. When she got to a particular pokeball, however, she became quite frantic to see that the ball was empty. She looked to the name plate which read 'Chespin' and her eyes widened in worry. She immediately went to the office to contact the Professor about the missing pokemon. When the ringing ended and Atlas answered, Kylie addressed him by his first name, "Liam, we've got a problem..."
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