Re: Poképhiles
((Alright. Speedy away!
Oh yeah, this is an extremely long post because I got out of hand :/ Sorry >.>))
There were a few choice words that could have described the first battle. Most of them would have gotten Ty punched in the face by one of the contestants. It would have been a surprise if they did, considering he was still disguised as a girl, and many of the men there had gone ga-ga over him as soon as they saw him.
They didn't like him/her after the fist battle.
Ty was only a teenager, who, unknown to the contestants, never battle with pokemon in his life. Thus, he left it all up to Gardevoir, who was an experienced fighter, who also hadn't fought in over a year.
And yet somehow they managed to defeat the first opponents Magikarp.
Oh God, these idiot's are going easy on me.
I'm sure giving them the middle finger is changing their minds...
Sure enough, the next opponent came out with a Dragonite.
Unfortunately, the weight of the dragon, and the sheer size of it were more then enough to make the battle easy. The battlefield the contest was held on (or, more specifically, one of the many battle rooms for this Tournament) was a small room, just big enough for a battle. The floors and wall were made out of old style wood (or at least, were painted to look that way) and there was only one bright light the hung loosely from the celling. And with the room being small, the Dragonite only ended up looking stupid while crashing into the walls, nearly hitting the only light source, and hitting many of the people watching.
And all during the battle, Gardevoir has set up an mind link with the Pokemon and Ty while just narrowly teleporting way from attacks.
Are you sure your trainer likes you? Or is his only wish to use you like he uses all your other team mates? Is the only time you come out of that ball is when you need to battle. Think carefully about your master. He doesn't deserve you, and chances are, only treats you as a tool for battle. So get away while you can and find someone better. And when that doesn't work, as it never does, go and live with your kind.
Throughout the battle he would say the same thing in different ways until the battle ended with Gardevoir confusing the dragon and making it hit into the wall repededly. She had been listening in on what Ty was saying the whole time, and asked, Are you trying to make them unhappy?
Ty shrugged his shoulders, watching at the man they had just faced returned his Dragonite and walk away. I'm trying to make the Dragonite happy. I could care less for the human.
Oh yeah, nice job defeating it without my commands.
In the second battle, they faced a girl this time, one that was about Ty's age too. She took out her pokeball, and released a Machoke.
The battle lasted as long as the Dragonite, with Ty talking, and Gardevoir fighting on her own.
But then the fourth battle came. The opponent sent out an Umbreon, looking smugly at Ty, who returned the look with one that could have been mistaken for the devil. Before the fight even started, he called it off. The other's contestant looked pissed as Gardevoir announced he gave up. They were expecting a fight. But, they let them leave, giving them dirty looks as they left, and commenting "Why are ya quitin'? Or do ya just not want to fight anything where ya might lose?!"
Ty left with flipping them another birdy, and Gardevoir teleported him and her away before they did anything about it. Both appeared in their room, and immediately Ty slumped on the couch, closing the window curtains that had were behind it.
He asked in a bored though, Okay, I guess I have to do this Ball thing, right?
Gardevoir nodded. Yes. She paused for a moment, moving to the bed and looking at the clock on the wall.[/i] Any reason you pulled me out of the fight?[/i]
It was an Umbreon. There's a type advantage, and the battle would probably end with your anorexic body on the floor, or you in pain. Neither seemed neccicary since linking my mind to a dark type won't work.
She didn't want to say anything, but she regretted pulling out of the fight. Inside, she kind of missed battling. And with Ty standing where her only trainer used to be...
She looked at the clock again. The tournament only took an hour out of the day. So, are we just going to wait until the Ball?
Well, you can do whatever, I'll just stay here out of everyone's eyes.
