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After I had recovered, both Darren and I stood over the Toxicroak’s unconscious form, lying sprawled out on the ground. “So, what do we do with him?” the Golurk asked, “Do we just leave him here?” I winced, “I don’t know…I mean, I don’t think it’s right to just leave him out all by himself, he might recuperate and hunt us down again.” Zygarde was glaring at Andy. I turned to it, though it couldn’t communicate with us, I knew it was angry at Andy for being involved with Pokéxtinction, which had kidnapped its “cells” and was messing up this dimensionR

Giuliano was sitting along the side of a lake one day, nothing better to do. He wanted to have some peace and quiet to himself, and this was one of his favourite places to go and relax. He often pictured it as a place out of a fantasy story - untouched by modern times, as if frozen in time, the waters always pure. He let out a soft sigh as he looked at his reflection, wishing to himself that he could spend a bit more time here, or at least be able to go elsewhere that was peaceful, to get away from city life. He looked at his watch and checked the time, seeing that it was nearly 3pm. As he got up to leave, he heard a splash

Dreams Come True By shadowlugia249 I've always been a Pokémon fanatic, but only one species has always kept my interest these past few years: the Legendary Bird, Lugia. At first I saw it while I was playing Pokémon Silver (he was rather hard to catch without a Master Ball) but Lugia's fame seemed to spread past mere video games. And of course, I've done my best to keep up to date on the latest trendy. There have been Lugia toys; I bought a scale-model electric "action figure". There have been movies; I saw it in the theater and own the DVD. There's also been CDs; I have it at the top of my library! I'm so immersed in Lugia that I even drea

 It would determine the future of the Pokémon League Sinnoh division. I, the most powerful trainer in the country, was about to face the toughest challenge of my life. Before entering the room, I released all six of my pokémon. Ferus was the first out. She was the first pokémon that I’d ever gotten. The empoleon collapsed as soon as she was released, fainted from a previous battle. I let the rest out, and they all materialized in front of me: Irihi, the strong-willed luxray who I’d met on my way to Jubilife City before even receiving a single badge, Ichiyou, my sceptile who had been given to me by my best friend, al

Chapter 16 - The Startling Information Date:  October 12, 2011 Time:  6:00 AM Location:  Altomare I woke up the next morning at an unusual time.  Normally, I wake up at around 8 in the morning, but despite the fact that I am now a guardian of Altomare, I have no need to wake up late any longer.  I got up, flew around the garden to survey the area for any physical damage, objects missing, and security issues.  Speaking of which, it was just last night when these two men walked into the garden drunk, but now is not the time to be telling stories. "Alright, let me see," I said to myself.  "Northern Corridor is clear.  Nothing out of the ord

It was a sunny day in the beachside Clearwater Town. People were out and about swimming, shopping, playing sports and generally having a good time. Only one person wasn't. His name is Eyan, stuck in his school for holiday detention for pulling a prank on his teacher, he just wanted to get out. His teacher, Miss Snapper, wasn't about to let him go either. "Eyan, have you learnt your lesson yet?" yelled Miss Snapper "No miss. I haven't learnt my lesson yet. But I really want to leave and go to the beach, my friends all want to go to there!" replies Eyan, not happy with his current situation "You can leave, after you have written four hundred li

    Dust, ashes and fire.   That's all that could be seen – that was all that remained of the base.       His eyes slowly opened, trying to take in the horrific scene in front of him. The air stank of dust, smoke and noxious gas, as the concrete walls lay crumbled as well as many other parts of the once-glorious structure. His sight was a blur of red and black – until his eyes could clear up to see the details of the massacre.     The boy huffed, trying to catch his breath as he slowly arose and lifted his arms to his face. His eyes widened in shock and gazed down at the rest of his body, as if he'd never seen something like