More Training(Wild)

[Aurelia "Reaper" Regnard]

Aurelia "Reaper" Regnard The forest was still in shambles after the fire caused by that crazy Pokémon, but still, some Pokémon could be found here, trying to make do with what remained of this once lush forest. For Reaper, this was her hunting ground; she could train her Pokémon without the eyes of the law or Team Rocket or her father. It was peaceful as she walked along the burnt path, wondering what she might find today. "Look lively. If you see anything old, then go for it." No one seemed to question her orders this time, which was good; it meant all their training actually meant something. She remembered her first time here and how that turned into quite the disaster. While she did capture a lot of wonderful rare Pokémon, she didn't want a repeat of that drama. using my one and only rare spawn! Persian

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[Persian]

Finding something old in a forest freshly ravaged by a fire would be quite the challenge. There would be life. Pokemon going on about their business, though looking worn down and tired. Others meekly slunk around, looking for a new place to hide and recover from their injuries.

If Reaper’s team was truly looking for something of interest though, something sparkling would cut through the hazy fog of step-stirred ashes. Sitting beneath a broken tree was a purple body. It gazed upward at where fully leaved branches at once been. Now, the top half of the tree was completely gone.

The ghost was oblivious to the world around him. His hands were drawn up at his sides.

SABLEYE
level 15 | 150/150 HP
male with the stall ability
MOVES: leer, detect, trick, nightshade, astonish, fury swipes
[shiny]jysiL5n_

(Be sure to remove the rare spawn!)

[Aurelia "Reaper" Regnard]

Aurelia "Reaper" Regnard Something sparkling? Reaper had to do a double take to make sure she was seeing things right. Nope, there was definitely something there amidst the fog. "Let's go." Of course, the girl would be cautious, preparing for the strange Pokémon, but upon discovering it was a Sableye, she relaxed somewhat. Her last encounter with a Sableye was rather bizarre and ended with quite the terrible fight. So maybe, just maybe, this one would be different. The human and her Pokémon moved closer to the ghost, wondering why it would be here. Or if lucky was one her side she would have a new plaything. "Admiring the damage? I heard it was quite the fight to bring the monster who caused this down." rare spawn removed Persian

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[Persian]

He looked back. Despite Reaper and her pokemon’s approach, the little ghost type neither grew shy nor aggressive. He regarded her with disinterest. It was impossible for his crystal eyes to do anything less than sparkle even in this faint light, but there was no spark signaling a genuine reaction. Reaper may as well have been yet more of the dirtied air rolling through.

Rather than answering her, the sableye with the folded arms went back to staring up at the tree. His jaw worked itself over and the hint of his sharp teeth could be seen even from the side. No words came out. Instead, there was a little sniffle.

SABLEYE
level 15 | 150/150 HP
male with the stall ability
MOVES: leer, detect, trick, nightshade, astonish, fury swipes

[Aurelia "Reaper" Regnard]

Aurelia "Reaper" Regnard The Sableye's indifference mirrored Reaper's own cold detachment, but at least she had gotten some kind of answer. However, she still didn't understand the significance of the tree. Was this the former home of the ghost-type or something else? Reaper didn't know, but she looked down at her Pokémon, hoping they might uncover the answers she couldn't. "Don't look at me. The jewel eyes are too creepy to talk with," Vex said, flying into the air. It was a smart move, as Gwen would have hurt him otherwise. "Shut up." Gwen, the Ralts, sighed and walked toward the burnt tree, sitting down a respectful distance away. Her demeanor was motherly and caring, a stark contrast to her trainer's. "You lost a home, I assume? You're not the first... but that doesn't make it any less painful. My trainer and I are sorry for your loss." Persian

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