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Omega instinctively rested her hand on Paradox’s ruff of leaves and fur as they entered the town proper. Finally, they’d made it. They’d made it to Murkhaven. Tary, the Wishiwashi/Tirtouga fusion she’d caught earlier in her trip, clung to her shoulder, the pressure of the plastron against her shoulder oddly comforting compared to what she was seeing. She’d heard of shadow Pokemon, but this… this was something else. People seemed coated in those same ...

Where did it go? The blond young woman looked around, glancing down each alley she and Maggie passed by as they walked. Well, Maggie more waddled than walked, trying to keep up with Omega’s naturally quick walking speed. Omega paused to let her catch up, shoving her hands into her denim jacket’s pockets. It was that time of year that things got cold, especially here in the underground city that was Thunderdale. Sure, some areas were warm, but overall, there ...

Omega stared at her smartphone, her chest tightening like a coil of steel cables. She swallowed, trying to return any form of moisture to her mouth that she could. How the frick did she even read this kind of map? Her phone, which definitely needed an update, had lost signal thanks to the high charge of electricity that abounded in Thunderdale. It was almost like static electricity constantly prickling at her skin, especially near the surface or near the exits t...

Kina stood on the balcony to her and her twin’s apartment, overlooking the lower portions of Ethermoor, bathed in the orange and red glow from the setting sun. In the distance, the fog threatened to engulf their little city, but all the beacons blazed strong throughout Ethermoor’s streets, or would be soon enough. The sun continued its trek down the horizon and Kina turned her attention back to the telescope she was setting up. A friend had randomly gifted i...

Phoenix felt the tense ball of anxiety roil in his stomach as he watched the update program slowly progress. One of the programs he used for his game development had a massive update he was installing now, and he was nervous on how much he’d have to relearn or just entirely learn anew. The bar quickly shot ahead once the biggest parts of the update installed, and Phoenix fidgeted, his forked tail lashing back and forth behind him for a moment. This was not how...

Paradox’s head turned, and that was the first glimpse Omega caught of the gleam from a wild Pokemon. The thing was, Paradox didn’t bristle or tense like he had when any other Pokemon had approached. Instead, he and whatever it was stared at each other for the longest time, though it couldn’t have been more than a minute at most. She peered around the protective goat Pokemon, and her breath caught in her throat as she saw it. A curved horn seemed to glow in...

Omega stood at the edge of the swamp, her sharp brown eyes taking in all the damage done to the plant life and any wildlife that dared to spy on her. The sounds of calls were loud, much louder then she’d have thought. Still, despite the hammering of her heart against the back of her ribcage, she could feel the slight vibration under her skin of excitement and wonder. Yeah, she was scared, but this was new terrain to explore! New things to learn and experience!...

Kina had a lot of information dumped on her by the strapping young man next to her, though it’d been like pulling freaking teeth to get that much. She pursed her lips a little before she looked over to her twin brother to check on him, quietly lifting her eyebrows in a way she hoped read as ‘can you believe this guy?’ but immediately, her skepticism washed away when she saw how unnerved he was when he looked back at her. What the hell had the old ...

Phoenix couldn’t shake the unease that settled on his shoulders as he listened to the old lady he’d chosen to sit next to when the car had filled up, bumping him and his sister from their seats to make room for others that needed the more luxurious booths. That unsettling smile of the grandmotherly type, reassuring and yet… there was an undercurrent of menace that made the hairs on the back of his neck stand alert. It wasn’t necessarily directed at him, ...

“You’re bluffing.” Phoenix commented flatly, glancing over the cards he held in his hand. His blue eyes narrowed at his twin sister, who sat across from him on the bullet train. They were playing a simple game of poker, but somehow Kina kept winning. It wasn’t until he’d noticed Oya tugging at Kina’s sleeve again that he’d started catching on to the fact his sister may be cheating, and so he called her bluff, fairly certain he knew...

Iris could already feel a headache digging its claws into her temple as the winds whipped around her shelter. She bade her time, but it didn’t seem like the sandstorm was going to let up anytime soon. She checked the time using her technical display. An hour. She’d been resting here for an hour and honestly, the storm seemed to only be getting worse. She took a breath and let it out as she steadied her nerves. Pushing herself to her feet, Iris looked around,...