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Starr let out a sigh. "Look, my memory's fucking swiss cheese right now, and it's screwing with me that I can remember the last time the two of us hung out in board game hell more than I can remember my own life, or my face, or my friends." Her breath hitched a little on the last word, and she...

Starr's head hurt. That would've been the case just from being here, but there had to be extra things on top screwing with her head, starting with the man in front of them, who looked like a real mess. Hazy, half images of herself, human, jabbing a finger at him and barking out some accusation...

Starr relaxed noticeably. She hadn't been expecting a reply. She'd been alone last time. (Last time? Was there really a 'last time'? Was there any reason to think that had actually happened?) But whatever the reason, Brisa was here. "You say that like I wanted to be here," Starr replied...

Great, another distortion. "Vanilia Zoroark Simulator Version 1.0" That's what the sky said. Along with a bunch of bizarro digital holographic imagery stretching as far as the eye could see. Dungeons didn't usually go for this sort of technology vibe, but with the sheer amount of human-world...

Name: Starr Sakari Species: Human-turned-Torracat Personality: Grumpy, contrary, and easily annoyed. Likes to complain about everything, even things she's generally in favor of. Her primary means of showing affection is through teasing and light insults. Enjoys traveling, sparring with her...

Oh hey! I remember you from Serebii, good to see you around! :quag:

Thanks to everyone who read Chapter 51! Told ya chapter 52 wouldn't take as long~ As usual, thanks to Jackie and Dragonfree for beta reading. ~Chapter 52: The Heart of a Guardian~ I stood alone in a field outside Viridian, and I couldn’t remember how I’d gotten there. The grass was bathed...

A) Signing up for Legendary POV, Everything!Ash and Oops All Quag! B) Busy in the 3rd week of August and the 2nd week of September C) Would prefer not to start

Nine wasn't quite sure what to make of the excitable Espeon. He seemed naive and trusting... but at the same time, his human was clearly anything but. That was interesting, especially if they'd been together for so long. The Umbreon seemed like the more sensible of the two. Nine gave him a...

I'm down to run one again!

Jade bit her lip. "More of that dang paint. Why is it such a big deal for them to stay disguised? It's not like anyone has seen any of these attacks." Nine sniffed at the odd, sweet-smelling paint. "*It also doesn't fit with the use of blinding tactics.*" "Right, yeah. Like, even if the...

Jade chuckled. "Well, you'd love where I come from, then. It's not anything special there, plenty of people are better at it than me." She gave the excitable Espeon a small smile. "Seems like you and your trainer are pretty close, even without him knowing any Pokéspeech." She abruptly...

Jade gave the Espeon an amused smile. "Uh, no, I'm not a Pokemon. Are there really no humans who know Pokéspeech where you're from?" she asked. It was really funny to think that what had once been her worst subject was some kind of special skill. The Eevees' trainer--named Wes...

Well, at least the eevees were friendly. Jade knelt down so that she was closer to eye level with them and Nine took the opportunity to jump down from her shoulder and go scout out the area that the Espeon had just returned from, which must have been the attack site. "Sorry you were looking...

There were too many people trying to figure out what was up with Orzo, and if there was one thing that Jade knew about infiltration, it was that too many people in one spot was nota good idea. The group couldn't afford to have something go wrong and take everyone out in one fell swoop, not even...

At long last, Chapter 51! I got stuck in a hole trying to juggle a million scenes and rewrote half of them, but it's finally here. 52 is almost done and will NOT take as long. Many, many thanks to everyone who read and reviewed, both during the Blitz as well as after! I'm terrible about...

Jade stood stock still, unable to take her eyes away from Keldeo, pulse pounding in her ears even as the legend stepped back, putting more space between that horn and her chest. She didn't dare let out a sigh of relief, not yet. It felt odd, receiving that kind of praise. Odd to hear Keldeo...

Jade stood frozen as Keldeo charged, thoughts racing. He couldn't possibly be planning to... but she'd just seen him hurl Mitch through the air like he was nothing. She already knew he wasn't going to hold back against a human. 'Bare your soul and show me the strength of your will!' She'd...

Oh my god what. That was really the only thought in Jade's head as she watched Mitch leap onto Keldeo's back and then hold on for dear life as the water horse bolted around the lake before finally throwing him off with a violent thud. Mightyena raced over to her trainer, and Jade stayed...

Jade took a step backward, eyes wide. She opened her mouth to speak, but the words caught in her throat. Keldeo's statement sent her mind ringing back to that fateful day underneath the Whirl Islands. 'Would you sacrifice your life in battle for your beliefs?' Jade clenched her fists...