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Splices' Revolution

As Aihi's head turned inside the door, a lot of things were instantly black. She glanced over her shoulder at the humans, one of which had put his finger on a wall in a way that suddenly made the room brighter. The Glaceon couldn't remember exactly what this room was, but it did look slightly familiar.

She scanned the fairly large room closely, traversing the floor between walls to investigate the space. It definitely appeared to have been destroyed in some way, but that was a sort of understatement. There were various holes in the wall and signs of escaped Pokemon, although the methods were mixed and conspicuous. She tilted her muzzle upward; the scent of splices still draped the room, and their trails seemed to all be focused out of a certain door. She turned in a circle, nose to the floor, and looked up at the humans anxiously standing in the threshold. Did they intend to use her to find out where the chimeras had gone?

If that was it, they shouldn't be blocking the path. Curling her lips back in a growl, she began to shove past the large feet, which more than readily stepped aside at the audible determination of the blue vulpine. Aihi continued towards a different door across the hall - finding the scent seemed to go past it, and there really wasn't a way to verbally communicate with the scientists and tell them to open it, she rose up on her hind legs and irritably pawed at the wooden door. "It's this way," she hissed to herself. The splice still had no idea where this door led, and apparently she would find out relatively soon. Her petals flared in anticipation as one of the white-clothed humans reached out towards the door handle...

...and pulled it inwards.
 
As Leon followed Silver, he heard her ask him a question.

"Leon...isn't it nice to be away from that lab? To have the feeling of being able to move without any chains attached..."

"It's a great feeling. To be able to do what you want, and with who you want, and them not governing your every move... it's perfect.", he replied.

He considered enacting his plan, but he noticed that Jaime was still following them. "That won't really work... I don't think I could trust him.

Sighing, Leon continued walking, on the lookout for both an oppurtunity and a fight.
 
"I can't wait until we find a way...a way to get away from these scientists and Galactic members..." Silver was smiling now, she couldn't help it, joy felt as though it overcame her.

I need to focus...make sure nothing comes up around us... She thought now focusing on her surroundings. In the trees, a little ways away, she saw something. "Hm...?" She squinted her eyes to see if she could make it out, but she still couldn't tell. "Jaime, do you think you could go see what that is over there? I can't tell from here." She asked the other splice.
 
It seemed like Silver saw her. No matter, it just meant that she would be getting a partner after all. But they might ask why she was 'hiding'. Truthfully, it was because she hated all of them and wanted to be alone, but of course it would be ridiculous to say that. The correct phrase, however, eluded her.

She didn't have much time to ponder this, though, as soon enough Jaime would come and question her reasoning. She looked to the sky to brainstorm. Perhaps she was disposing of the Galactic member? Speaking of which, the smog that had escaped from her mouth was now creeping across the sky as an ominous black smoke... she had to eat, of course! Perhaps they were stupid enough to not realize she was gorging herself on their emotions.

She was eating, yes, and her energy escaping had left her exhausted. She didn't feel like walking over there. No, she could always use her psychic powers. What about the smog being from Team Galactic? But if they see her producing it... she would be exposed.

What to do? Was she on the prowl for more Galactics? That would work, she supposed. But she had to set evidence...

She flicked her tail as a signal of some sort to Silver, but made it discreet. She then went to slowly patrolling her surroundings, but stayed camoflauged to both help her case and possibly prevent her from having to make one in the first place.

She now noticed the dark energy was covering the sky like a shroud over camp. This might be interesting...
 
Adeline and Gredia patrolled the forest, when Gredia felt the force of his hunger. HE saw a simple deer in the bushes. He told Adeline to wait there, and a cry was heard followed by a snap. Then some crunching noises and Gredia returned, a littlw bit of blood dripping on his many teeth. "Miss me?"
 
Adeline returned the glare back at Envy, frowning. Something about that splice and her just didn't click. The tension crackled like fire in the air, causing the fur on the back of her neck to rise. Oh well. She'd have to avoid her for now. She watched as the fellow ghost splice ate the body, and the corner of her mouth turned into a smile. "Nice," she said, somewhat pleased by the action.

Freedom from the lab was great; she loved it. She wasn't bound by chains or held down by clasps anymore. That was something she had to agree with Silver on. She felt truely happy at being free, no longing a guinea pig for the Galactics. She just wished she could spend her freedom with Leon.

She looked up at the Swellow splice that had appeared, raising her eyebrow. Another escaped splice? Well wasn't this convienient.

As she left with Gredia, she floated still as she saw the deer, or Stantler, appear. She watched Gredia stalk it, and listened to the sickening crunch. Pleasure shook her body, and she drooled as the smell of blood seeped into her mouth. "Did you leave any for me?" she asked Gredia, a little hungry now that he mentioned it.
 
((it was a human world deer, somehow in our world))

"Well, there's another over there. An Aerial Ace never misses either." Gredia said as his partner exclaimed her hunger. Heappeared to be there one minute, but gone the next, to quick cracks were heard and Gredia suddenly reappeared, deer in one arm, and he was now flying a foot off the ground. He tossed the deer to Adeline. "There you go."
 
"Thanks," Adeline said, impressed with Gredia. She floated down to the deer's neck, taking the first savory bite into its flesh. Delicious. It was still warm, the blood still flowing in its veins. She ripped off a chunk of flesh and indulged herself in eating the animal.

"So, how're things going between you and Silver?" she asked, trying to squeeze some information about Silver and Leon out of Gredia.
 
Aihi blinked. The light from outside was appalling. It was a rare sight for her - she couldn't remember seeing the outside before, perhaps apart from a few glimpses over the past year or two. The outside was unbelievably wonderful ... did the open door mean she could leave?

Her narrow eyes shining, Aihi slowly reached a paw towards the threshold. To her disappointment, the invisible wall responded to her touch in the way a stagnant pond might. In other words, she was still stuck in here. She glanced up at the humans expectantly - they did nothing, other than mutter amongst themselves and point in random directions towards the outer world. With a frown, Aihi positioned herself at the side of the threshold and sat, running her paw over one tall ear. In a minute the scientists had left outside, although Aihi didn't care much what happened to them. She still couldn't leave, but she might have pointed the humans somewhere. Not that it mattered much.

Wistfully, she turned her dark eyes back to the outside, focusing on the light blue sky. She'd get out of here eventually - but it would only be possible if the person who ran this whole place was... exterminated, to put it lightly. And she couldn't do it single-handedly - even if she did, she'd be outlawed for killing a human. Would it be better to be free and chased instead of locked up and respected?
 
"ME and Silver.... I don't know anymore, she seemed revolted by me after I killed the human, even though Leon would have done the same." Gredia said, spitting out Leon's name. "She always seemed to prefer him over me anyway...." Gredia trailed off, his eyes revealing sadness
 
Turquoise was irked a little by the yellow, ghostly-looking splice's gaze. She fluttered her wings indignantly, and then reminded her, "I've been working with you from the beginning. You probably just don't remember me." With a bit of a smile, her tail shook almost invisibly fast, and she turned toward the one who appeared to be leading the group. The one who was leading was mostly Gardevoir in appearance, though she had small feathery wings and a few Charizard features. The bird lifted from her branch and glided over to one that was closer to the Gardevoir-looking chimera. "I'm here," Turquoise reported, her narrow eyes studying Silver. "What do we need to do next?"
 
"But you guys are mates... Obviously she does like you more than Leon," Adeline said, frowning. She hoped what Gredia said wasn't true. "They're both partly Ralts-decended, so that probably explains why they're so close." She looked away from the other splice.

"And you don't have to worry; I know someone who likes Leon already. Maybe they can prevent him from getting uncomfortably close to Silver."
 
"I'm not sure..." Gredia said, lowering his head.

He looked up at silver through his membrane-covered eyes, and manage a slight smirk. "I think I know someone who likes Leon too"
 
Envy tensed. Turning around, she saw Adeline float off with Silver's mate. The jealousy emanating off them beautiful to her. They were discussing the subject of Leon, another envious teammate of hers. This situation was starting to be an ideal time to stalk them. She left her position at the edge of the clearing, walking off to be just close enough to feed.

But then they started comforting each other, the envy started dissipating into friendly teasing. She was too late. Feeling hungry and dissatified, she walked further away from the group to find a safer viewing place, preferably up in an empty tree.

She eventually found just that, and went back to watching the duo with an appraising glare.
 
As much as he didn't want to Leon to be left with that... that... slut, he decided it would be for the best. He walked towards the shadowy figure in the distance.

"Wh-who's there?" he tried to ask. It came out too quiet, though.

The figure moved away. Had it really heard him? He watched it move further away, and then up atop a tree. He'd go back to Silver and Leon and tell them it had gone.
 
With Jaime gone, Leon decided it was time. He was going to actually do this, the thing he'd been planning for months. he knew how Silver felt about Gredia, and about how he felt about at her. He silently walked up to her and began to talk.

"Silver, I have something important I need to tell you. I... I don't know how to put this..." He sighed. "I know that you and Gredia are mates, but I've seen that you aren't happy whenever you're around him. And... I just hate it when you're like that. I hate too see it when you're sad or upset... and I think it's because..." Leon mustered all of his mental strength and continued. "I love you, Silver."

and with that, he swept her up in a kiss.
 
((Taking a big risk being here, but it must be done!))

"I love you, Silver" Is all what caught her attention the most as the next few seconds passed in a blur. She was shocked by his words, then she was getting kissed by Leon. She didn't push him away, but instead, she kissed him back.

There was something about the way he kissed her...it was just something. She didn't mind at all. Leon...I...think I love you too... She was not even thinking of Gredia, Adeline, Jaime, or anybody other then Leon and her, as they kissed.
 
"I-it's gone..." Jaime muttered. He wasn't sure if they'd heard him, so he crept a little closer.

No! They were... damn. He'd failed. That skank had took Leon away from him.

Jaime walked away. He couldn't walk up to them. Not because of the kiss that seemed to last forever, but because he couldn't bring himself to talk to them. He skulked behind a bush and watched the stars, trying desperately to keep the tears out of his eyes.

Cheer up, he thought to himself, it'll never work out.
 
As he kissed Silver, Leon's at first thought she would push him away, or possibly even try to run away and tell Gredia. But, as he realzed that she was kissing him back, he began to forget about everything that had been troubling him. He just let his mind wander into a pure state of bliss. However, after several minutes, something caught his attention. Leon heard a twig snap behind him, and reluctantly broke the kiss and looked behind him. He saw the shadow of someone walking away.

"crap," he thought. "someone saw us. and they're probably going to go back and inform Gredia..."

He turned back to Silver, blushing heavily and unsure what to say. He finally decided on a simple gesture.

"Um..." he began, and had no idea how to finish.
 
Jaime continued through the bushes. He heard a stirring from Leon and Silver, but he couldn't bring himself to even glance in their direction.

He had the perfect revenge, anyway.
 
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