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Someone was dead. Hana almost wanted to be surprised, except this was familiar, vaguely. She'd played a game like this once before, hadn't she? And she was still live, she thought. Which meant they needed to find the culprits quickly, before they were all dead. Still keeping some distance, she...

Champion at Last (aka Get owned, Garchomp) Cynthia's face remained unreadable. Even down to her last pokemon, her ace, her Garchomp, her conviction never wavered. Matthias faced her, body loose and relaxed, strength simmering in his muscles; his four arms ready to strike. His team, his...

Legendary Adventures, take 2! Koa and Kitto

LOL this is as good as im gonna get I bet Edit: Hana (except for pink eyes)

WHOA finally got something vaguely resembling Kitto!

Kitto, again no Previous:

Hana blinked, then blinked again. Her body tingled, and her vision felt as if she were peering through glass. Rose colored glass. Wait, where was she-? Muddled memories returned to her, of a strange invitation, and then something... something in-between. And now here. In... She took a look...

Oh boy. He didn't want to be in some lame pose... He quickly shuffled through ideas until he finally decided on something that would be hopefully cool. When the time was right, he knew exactly what he would do -

Echo's eyes widened with fascination at Bahamut's comment. "I can't wait!" Koa simply rolled his eyes. He glanced around again, then smiled. Oh good, Brisa was here. He flashed her a confident smile, from a distance. All that needed to be spoken between them, had been spoken, for now.

Koa paused as he left Icetales side and edged towards Bahamut. His only conversation with the strange being had not been pleasant, but he also understood him a little better now. "Hey." He sighed. "We weren't friends or whatever, so you probably don't care what I think. But we couldn't have...

Koa's chest tighted. Time was running short. He glanced about the crowd. He'd made all his goodbyes already but... Ah, there he was. He quickly made his way over to Icetales, who was lingering near Petram. "I know I've already said it but, goodbye Icetales. You'll be an amazing ruler when you go...

Dave. he hadn't really expected that. "Thanks. I'll try to...eventually, I hope." At least he had good friends back home. Something would have to stick... "Good luck to you too. You're..." he paused and chewed his lip. Heck, Dave would forget, he would forget, might as well say something...

"It's really cool!" Echo said cheerfully. "How'd you get it? And oh, that sounds fun. I'll be kinda bored when everyone leaves, so I guess I'll go with you guys." Good. At least Echo would be enjoying himself. Koa's eyes traveled across the other mon, noting that Swampert and Bahamut were here...

"Thanks," he said with a chuckle. And good lucky to you two... wherever you're off to," he added, eyeing Nate. Nate was a trainer, but that was about the extant of what he knew about the Marshtomp. Well, at least he had his team to return to, right? "Maybe we should say bye to Flesh," he added...

So this was it. The end. Even knowing this day was always coming, even with all his preparations, and coming to terms with it... it still felt surreal. Hollow. Echo fluttered about, chattering with some of the locals. At least his familiar didn't seem to broken up to see him go. Besides, Echo...

Koa nodded firmly, then eyed his shadow again, staring into his cold yellow eyes. All the words his shadow had said still rang through his mind, as well as Starr's. "You can't get rid of me. You can't." This time his shadow's voice sounded cool, but softer. Insistent. "Yeah. Yeah I can't," Koa...

Koa couldn't help but give a small smile at the reassurance, wamrth seeping through his fur. His shadow still lingered, but at least he wasn't making more stupid comments for now. Ho-oh's feather, he felt kind of silly though. It gazed back at the shadow Incineroar. Despite its reserved...

"I do," he began. He felt rather than saw his shadow watching him. He was happy, and proud of his successes. He heaved another sigh. "I know I've come far, and I've learned a lot. And... I know by now I can't be perfect." He paused, at a loss for thought. His shadow filled in. "I guess I just...

Koa hung his head. "I know that." He did. Even if he forgot it sometimes. And even if his stupid shadow kept holding it over him. "I just wish I didn't have those thoughts or fears or doubts. All that darkness. Don't you ever just wish you felt normal?" He sighed, eyeing the shadow from the...

Koa stifled the urge to look away from her shadows golden gaze. "But we'll forget, won't we?" he murmured, looking at Starr. "When we go home. But our shadows, they're still a part of us." His own shadow ducked its head, falling silent. "They don't lie... they don't go away." "I don't want...