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The Electric strike took out Meringue's hard feathers quickly, revealing several weak spots in his once strong armor. "Gah--!" He winced, suddenly more vulnerable to it all. He tried to shake it off even as the gale wings blew around him. "I'm... not going to let that stop me!" he shouted. "I'll...

Meringue continued the onslaught, this time hitting her barriers three times before jumping back. "Looks like you're out of tricks," he said as the last of the barrier disappeared. The wind was swirling harshly around him, now... "Hope you're ready."

Meringue watched carefully, nodding. "So you're trying to stall things out, huh?" he said. "Don't think that'll work on me that easy, you know... Try this out!" Meringue crossed his wings and curled up, forming a Protect barrier. At the same time, he thrashed his tail on the ground and rushed...

"Y-yeah, I guess so," Meringue replied nervously, shifting where he stood. "I guess we're going to go for it, then? I, er, alright. Hang on." He beat his wings, slapping himself on the beak once, twice, and then sighed sharply. "I'm ready this time." His feathers looked sleek and hard, like...

Owen has a lot to say, having studied many of then extensively. Flesh is one of the strangest fighters he'd ever seen, and he only really saw his capabilities in flashes. Owen advises that it might be impossible to bring Flesh down the traditional way. He's not as strong as Potluck, but if...

Sup espy! Here's the last of the Blacklight reviews, and this time I'm taking a look at chapter 2 and 3. I'd give more but I'll save that for when I'm caught up and I can give you something more comprehensive! For now, I recall you saying something about wanting to take a look at old work to see...

"A-and I didn't answer, either!" Nanab added with a loud squeak. "Being a Haxorus is pretty cool, though," Pine said as Nanab's scales around her cheeks darkened rapidly. "Double trouble." "And we're going! We're going!" Nanab pushed Pine out of the colosseum; the Haxorus wasn't moving, so it...

Nanab was in the process of pulling Pine out of the wall. He was still stiff, but seemed to be making at least some attempt at freeing himself. "I think... you did just fine!" Nanab said. "It was a close win... but you still got it. That was really good of you..." Finally free, Pine landed on...

Maple hummed, thoughtful. "I had a talk with Diyem about this," she said. "I don't think it was a coincidence in the way mortals see it. Eien and I were both eternal beings, or as close to eternal as I'm familiar. We both traveled worlds for a long time and we both did largely the same thing...

"Oh, leaving so soon?" Joule asked Nate, for there was no escape. "I thought you wanted to evolve! I promise, the power of a thousand suns doesn't hurt for very long, near instant, really!" "I think he's fine," Maple replied with a chuckle. "Joule... Thank you, really. I was worried, even if it...

"Hmm... Hmmmm..." Joule tapped his chin. "That is true. Some of these outings can take much more than a few weeks. Still, Maple, you will be dormant for a while during different phases of world reconstruction, won't you? Perhaps I can seek out longer trips during those times. Hmm, yes. That...

"Hmm? Something important?" Joule looked down at Maple, crouching until he was belly-down in the snow to get to her level. "Yes, Joule, I..." Maple hesitated. "As you know, I'm going to be... the Voice of Telum again. And that means I won't be able to leave." "Yes, certainly," Joule replied...

Maple blinked, thinking. "Yes. I do remember seeing... more than just the darkness of others, once he was removed from me. It's... a relief, in a way. But it's also strange, like any kind of change..." She sighed. "I'm sure I'll get used to it all over again, though. And--" Maple's thigh...

"...I don't know," Maple said. "That's what the recruitment is for. Dark Matter can... learn about the world beyond just its negatives. See that he has a place in it, even if it's not pleasant. It's not the usual way that he is accepted, but perhaps it's an alternative path. We'll be keeping an...

"Hmm." Maple sighed, thoughtful. "Well, there are a few places we considered. That I personally considered. The first would be to seal him somewhere, but... as a last resort. Another would be to keep him near my Arceus, where he could keep a watchful eye on him. But what seems to be the most...

The flames turned the dirt to ash and the remnant sands that were mixed with the soil into a fine glass. Pine was already out after the first hit, lodged in the wall like a dart, stiff. Nanab, however, withstood the first blow and gritted her jaw in preparation for the second. When the flames...

"Oh. That." Maple sighed, rubbing her forehead. "That..." It was quite a spectacle, and all for Diyem manipulating her into exposing that Dark core without her realizing it. She still wasn't quite over that. Underhanded. He could have asked directly, or been straightforward about it. "Diyem...

Pine let out a low, growling grunt as he crouched to the ground. The axes of his tail lashed into the soil, leaving deep cuts that went far more than they should have from the sheer air pressure created from each strike. "Don't worry," Pine grunted. Barely, just barely, he was still standing...

Maple hesitated. "I... I'll message him," she said. "He'll reply when he can." Awkwardly, she pulled out her badge and sent one over, hesitated on actually sending it, and then finally did. He didn't reply immediately, so she sighed and placed the badge into a... She had fur pockets. "You look...

"Mmh... You're right." Maple sighed. "I just need to work up the courage to get that all in proper order... to ask him. We've known each other for so long... This shouldn't be hard." Or perhaps that was specifically why it was so hard. "...I will. I won't put this off."