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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Islet of Light.Again the heat sapped at his strength, but it was nothing compared to the bird’s follow up strikes. He saw Dave go down, and only had... -
Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Islet of Light.He was conscious of being on the ground. Well, if he took the heat, at least that meant the others should be alright, right? With a...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Islet of Light.His initial charge scattered the birds, the murder erupting into confusion that Odette seemed happy to take advantage of. Between them...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Islet of Light.Aand Garnet was gone. Again. Of course she was gone again. Archie scowled, but they didn’t have time to look for the Scizor. Indeed, the...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Islet of Light.He’d expected to need his goggles the second they stepped off the boat and onto the shore. Now, though, it was beginning to seem more...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Cornèbre Forest.The Kleavor intended to kill the Scizor, then. The Dewott flourished his blades again, thoughts of ditching the whole affair at least...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Cornèbre Forest.Okay, so neither of them were even the slightest bit willing to listen to reason. What an absolute waste of time. Although, now that...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Cornèbre Forest.Well, the Kleavor – Pewter? – sure took that sick burn from Leaf and kept on trucking. These two were Vanguard, then. This might well be...
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"...who are you?"
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Cornèbre Forest.With a flourish, Archie drew his scalchops, and summoned their Razor Shell blades, squaring off with the Kleavor on the ground. Against...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Cornèbre Forest.True, there were many Pokemon with blades for arms, and even more besides that possessed fairly substantial claws. But, something told...
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Weazel replied to the thread Tyrrier Cornèbre Forest.The forest had an eerie, almost timeless quality to it. The thick canopy overhead cast the forest floor into an eternal gloomy twilight...
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Weazel replied to the thread Magna City Shining Congress – Side Halls.“I’m sorry. It’s not fun, not being able to remember who you used to be,” he said, with a slight frown. He was, of course, speaking from...
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Weazel replied to the thread Magna City Shining Congress – Side Halls.Two hundred and eighty!? Archie had to stop himself from doing a double take. Just what kind of timeline did Legendaries develop on...
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Weazel replied to the thread Magna City Shining Congress – Side Halls."Arthur, huh? Well, we'll definitely keep an eye out for him," the Dewott hummed. "I'm Archie." At first he thought the horse was shy...
