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Open Chasers of Emotion (the second)
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Mad MOAI
Actually more of a harmour fan
Clearly Yamikurou and Kamikaze had no idea what they were supposed to agree on, but accepted anyway. If Ame said that they couldn't do a thing until they agreed... well, let's just say Kamikaze didn't want to put his hand to the wall at the moment, so he was confused by his own thoughts. Yamikurou was puzzled and started thinking about Bonsly.
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((I need to do this. This is the most important RP to me, since I have so much to do with it!))
Ame said, "But before we do anything, we should probably find a place less crowded." She lowered her voice. "Others might find us, you know."
Solar nodded. "We should head to the south, where there's less activity if the town, if I saw right."
Ame agreed with a grunt, and began walking quickly in that direction.
It wasn't long before she reached a seemingly empty street, with the others behind her. ((I hope it's okay if I do that for everybody.)) "All right, NOW we do something."
Suddenly, she heard something behind her. It turned out to only be a few scientists, but they were different than the ones chasing them, and as long as they were careful, it would be all right.
But then there was something else. It came from the opposite direction. The thing was a group of teenage boys not much older than Ame.
"You're in our place," the tallest one said, glaring at Ame.
"You don't own this area in the city," Ame retorted.
Solar looked at the others. "Let her handle this on her own. She doesn't like it when others interfere."
"Did you want to fight to find that out?"
"Of course not," Ame replied. "Violence is not the answer."
One of the two others behind the tallest one sneered, "Looks like she's a wimp."
Before Ame could react, the one who had spoken punched her in her bad shoulder.
She let out a cry of pain, and let anger and sadness rise up in her. She was too distracted to think much, and it slipped off her tongue just too fast.
"Suicune could defeat you all!"
At once, she regretted that she had said that. In horror, she couldn't help herself as she became the legendary that she had spoken of. The scientists noticed immediately and glanced over in shock, pulling out some kind of guns. They were only tranquilizing ones, luckily.
The group of teens was scared away, but the problem was not over.
One of the scientists fired.
Ame watched in terror as the dart hit the Luxray next to her.
"Solar!" She cried, but then there was a pain in her flank, and she fainted also.
((Now we'll just say they've shot all of us, is that all right?))
Ame said, "But before we do anything, we should probably find a place less crowded." She lowered her voice. "Others might find us, you know."
Solar nodded. "We should head to the south, where there's less activity if the town, if I saw right."
Ame agreed with a grunt, and began walking quickly in that direction.
It wasn't long before she reached a seemingly empty street, with the others behind her. ((I hope it's okay if I do that for everybody.)) "All right, NOW we do something."
Suddenly, she heard something behind her. It turned out to only be a few scientists, but they were different than the ones chasing them, and as long as they were careful, it would be all right.
But then there was something else. It came from the opposite direction. The thing was a group of teenage boys not much older than Ame.
"You're in our place," the tallest one said, glaring at Ame.
"You don't own this area in the city," Ame retorted.
Solar looked at the others. "Let her handle this on her own. She doesn't like it when others interfere."
"Did you want to fight to find that out?"
"Of course not," Ame replied. "Violence is not the answer."
One of the two others behind the tallest one sneered, "Looks like she's a wimp."
Before Ame could react, the one who had spoken punched her in her bad shoulder.
She let out a cry of pain, and let anger and sadness rise up in her. She was too distracted to think much, and it slipped off her tongue just too fast.
"Suicune could defeat you all!"
At once, she regretted that she had said that. In horror, she couldn't help herself as she became the legendary that she had spoken of. The scientists noticed immediately and glanced over in shock, pulling out some kind of guns. They were only tranquilizing ones, luckily.
The group of teens was scared away, but the problem was not over.
One of the scientists fired.
Ame watched in terror as the dart hit the Luxray next to her.
"Solar!" She cried, but then there was a pain in her flank, and she fainted also.
((Now we'll just say they've shot all of us, is that all right?))
Time Psyduck
I can see the ending
Tim saw the scientists, and knew then needed to be careful. As long as nobody changed form, they might be able to get away with it.
"Suicune could defeat you all!"
Darn, he though, turning to see Ame transform. The kids she was involved with had run off, but now the scientists had pulled out weapons. Tim opened his mouth to shout a warning, but a dart slammed into his arm. Feeling everything start to fade, he tried to shout again.
"Ru-," he began, but a second dart crashed into his neck, and he slumped to the floor.
"Suicune could defeat you all!"
Darn, he though, turning to see Ame transform. The kids she was involved with had run off, but now the scientists had pulled out weapons. Tim opened his mouth to shout a warning, but a dart slammed into his arm. Feeling everything start to fade, he tried to shout again.
"Ru-," he began, but a second dart crashed into his neck, and he slumped to the floor.
Time Psyduck
I can see the ending
Dragon
disaster pigeon
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- she
((Okay, see you there... or not.))
Valkrie flew above the buildings, and landed around the south end of town. She shifted back to human form, and looked around from the rooftop she landed on. Valkrie felt a small pain in her leg, like a mosquito bite. Looking down, she saw a tranquilizer dart.
"Crap," she stated. Scientists were pointing up at the roof, and some were running towards the building. Valkrie collapsed.
Valkrie flew above the buildings, and landed around the south end of town. She shifted back to human form, and looked around from the rooftop she landed on. Valkrie felt a small pain in her leg, like a mosquito bite. Looking down, she saw a tranquilizer dart.
"Crap," she stated. Scientists were pointing up at the roof, and some were running towards the building. Valkrie collapsed.
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shadow_lugia
Warning: May contain nuts
((Aagh, I posted but the Internet went down AGAIN *flips off cable company a bajillion times*))
Grok paid no heed as the darts bounced harmlessly off his stony body. Occasionally, one was wedged in between two of his rocks, but he ripped it out easily. He wasn't meant to feel pain.
Then one pierced his bright orange 'eye.'
He... made an odd noise? in pain as clear, sticky liquid sprayed out from the wound, and swung his massive arm at the scientist who had struck him (he needed to get close up to get in that tiny place), knocking him out cold before he hit the ground, perhaps even killing him.
His simple mind was suddenly filled with rage, unlike his usual blank, inanimate state. He was on a rampage.
The scientists had made their greatest mistake.
Golems don't sleep.
Grok paid no heed as the darts bounced harmlessly off his stony body. Occasionally, one was wedged in between two of his rocks, but he ripped it out easily. He wasn't meant to feel pain.
Then one pierced his bright orange 'eye.'
He... made an odd noise? in pain as clear, sticky liquid sprayed out from the wound, and swung his massive arm at the scientist who had struck him (he needed to get close up to get in that tiny place), knocking him out cold before he hit the ground, perhaps even killing him.
His simple mind was suddenly filled with rage, unlike his usual blank, inanimate state. He was on a rampage.
The scientists had made their greatest mistake.
Golems don't sleep.
Darksong
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Ame awoke in a weird room. It appeared to be a jail cell, and her paws were chained to the floor.
Aagh! Paws? She should have become human? Oh, great, was she stuck?
As she became a human again, she sighed with relief. It was good that she wasn't stuck, otherwise...
Then, her body began to change between Suicune and Human spontaneously, then back... how could she steady it? Would she rather be a human or Suicune for the rest of her life?
Suicune, she thought, slowly becoming the legendary again. She had just noticed that the chains had changed to stay at her wrist size, so transforming was out of the question. She checked the scent of the room... Good. Everyone but Grok. He had gotten away.
Wait, there was one thing missing.
Where was Solar's scent?
Meanwhile, Solar struggled in his own cage. It was electricity-proof, and made of some iron-like material, although he couldn't be sure. He had tried bashing the walls, but nothing helped.
"What are you doing to me?" He growled, shaking behind the bars. "Tell me!"
A scientist in the room turned around, away from his cohorts. "So, you talk?"
An Alakazam near him stepped forward, and telepathed something to its trainer.
"You're really a human..." the scientist mumbled. "This should be interesting. Is it one of those phenomena where-"
"Silence!" Solar roared, aiming a beam of electricity at the scientist. But the Alakazam warded the ThunderShock off with a simple blast of psychic energy.
Frustrated, Solar groaned, then sat down. For once in his life, he wanted to see Ame. "What will you do to my friends?" He hissed, changing the subject slightly.
"They won't be harmed, if you cooperate," the scientist replied coolly. But there was something bad in his tone.
"What do you mean?" Solar asked, annoyed.
"Oh, you'll just be a lab rat. Or cat, I should say."
"What are your experiments?!"
"You'll see in time," the scientist said, then turned away, chatting with his friends.
Solar heard a few things, but he didn't quite understand the word "catastrophical."
Aagh! Paws? She should have become human? Oh, great, was she stuck?
As she became a human again, she sighed with relief. It was good that she wasn't stuck, otherwise...
Then, her body began to change between Suicune and Human spontaneously, then back... how could she steady it? Would she rather be a human or Suicune for the rest of her life?
Suicune, she thought, slowly becoming the legendary again. She had just noticed that the chains had changed to stay at her wrist size, so transforming was out of the question. She checked the scent of the room... Good. Everyone but Grok. He had gotten away.
Wait, there was one thing missing.
Where was Solar's scent?
Meanwhile, Solar struggled in his own cage. It was electricity-proof, and made of some iron-like material, although he couldn't be sure. He had tried bashing the walls, but nothing helped.
"What are you doing to me?" He growled, shaking behind the bars. "Tell me!"
A scientist in the room turned around, away from his cohorts. "So, you talk?"
An Alakazam near him stepped forward, and telepathed something to its trainer.
"You're really a human..." the scientist mumbled. "This should be interesting. Is it one of those phenomena where-"
"Silence!" Solar roared, aiming a beam of electricity at the scientist. But the Alakazam warded the ThunderShock off with a simple blast of psychic energy.
Frustrated, Solar groaned, then sat down. For once in his life, he wanted to see Ame. "What will you do to my friends?" He hissed, changing the subject slightly.
"They won't be harmed, if you cooperate," the scientist replied coolly. But there was something bad in his tone.
"What do you mean?" Solar asked, annoyed.
"Oh, you'll just be a lab rat. Or cat, I should say."
"What are your experiments?!"
"You'll see in time," the scientist said, then turned away, chatting with his friends.
Solar heard a few things, but he didn't quite understand the word "catastrophical."
Mad MOAI
Actually more of a harmour fan
"Do you think winds can break us out?" asked Kamikaze groggily. "Or an iron blade?"
Yamikurou shrugged. "It's worth a try." He was more awake than his comrade. He would transform, but he didn't have the emotion. "THE PROBLEM IS I CAN'T!"
Kamikaze grunted. "At least you're not dead."
"Sure."
Yamikurou shrugged. "It's worth a try." He was more awake than his comrade. He would transform, but he didn't have the emotion. "THE PROBLEM IS I CAN'T!"
Kamikaze grunted. "At least you're not dead."
"Sure."