pokedexfiller
Unova Trainer
Well, I seriously don’t know how to start this thread, so here we go!
We are love, we are hope, we are destiny, we are infinite…
Firstly, we will start with the rating: My story is rated PG-13 or TV-14 for drug use, language, some sexual content (no actual sex will be seen), and violence. Basically anything that will be able to fit in a TV-14 television and nothing worse. The S or F word will never be said, ever.
Second, chapters in here will not be called chapters, but instead episodes, as they are more like episodes than chapters. I will also use the terms seasons instead of books. There will be more than one season.
Third, Each episode will prominently feature flashbacks of a certain character. They, though, will not be thinking back at that time, instead it will be like we are looking at what happened to them previously. Flashback are in italics, but so are thoughts and journal entries. Thought i would ad that so you're not confused.
Fourth, I will post links to seasons and their episodes here. And I will gladly add you to a list to pm you when the next cha-episode, I mean, is up.
Finally, I want to talk about reviews. When reviewing me I ask you to be nice, yet make your point. Yelling and being mean doesn’t help anyone. Also I ask you rate each episode a 1-10 scale, ten being the best.
I would like to dedicate this story to 705030, he was my first friend on serebii and is my best friend on serebii.
Also, I would like to dedicate it pokefan0234, too. She is the sweetest person on serebii. She has given me tons of awesome pokemon, exceptional banners, and she is currently my beta-reader, who helps me on the revision of my story. I couldn’t ask for better beta reader.
Disclaimer: I don't own pokemon(wish i did!) and this is purely a fin fiction piece by me! Please don't steal.
I hope you like my story, now it’s time to get reading!
Prolouge
November 16, 2009,
One hundred and forty five days. That’s how many days have passed since the end of the world. The Pokemon population has dwindled to less than a million left. Normal Pokemon, anyway. And far less people have survived.
There is still no sign of my family, but Gardevoir says that we’ll find them soon. I hope so, but if not, we have a new family now: Kris, Marina, Drake, Angie, Jerry, Mr. Yin, (I hope we find his daughter, too) and all the others here at the camp.
Speaking of camp, this is the third time we’ve moved the base this month. The Infinite are getting stronger and smarter. I don’t know how much longer we can keep running, but we have to protect the kids and the elders. I just can’t shake the feeling that a grand, full-scale war is about to come…
Ho-oh le…
The teenage boy writing in his journal stopped. He was about fifteen years old. He looked up, his medium-cut brown hair swaying when he did so. His dark-brown eyes stopped, and then scanned back over what he had already written. He had good looks that many girls would drool over, but in times of war, things like that didn’t happen much. He didn’t care much about looks, though, and always found it kind of annoying: to love someone just because of their facial or bodily features. The boy closed the journal, exposing his name, Cory.
Cory looked up as he heard a loud bell going off in the distance from his tent deep in the old cavern. He new only to well what the sound he heard so often meant: the Infinite were raiding them once again. But how did they find us so quickly? He thought.
The journal started shaking on the table, and a rattling noise came from beneath his feet. Out of nowhere, something shot right out of the cavern floor and through the table, knocking over an oil lamp and Cory’s journal. The light coming from the lamp flickered out. He was alone in the darkness with a monster he couldn’t even see.
The monster stomped its foot against the ground, sending out a rush of air that made the chair Cory sat in fall over, causing him to go flying out the tent and hit the damp, hard cavern floor heavily.
“AHH!” he cried, landing on a jagged rock that cut into his skin. He could feel the warm blood slowly oozing out of the wound. He was lucky, though; if he had landed only another foot back, he would have been sliced all the way through. He could feel the burning in his back, but only barely, as he didn’t pay as much attention to it as he did the monster coming his way. He turned over onto his stomach, trying to get up. As Cory lifted his legs up, he could feel them wobbling beneath him.
He could feel the ground shaking, not of this monster, but of the groups of people and Pokemon he had been with for so long. They were running around wildly and probably not to much avail. Their screams pierced through the darkness, hurting his ears.
Stomping more, the monster sent another rush of both air and cavern floor at him. This time, Cory held his ground. He could feel it moving closer as it shook the earth, and even though it was dark and he could not see, Cory new it was next to him now. He could feel the hot and rancid breath coming from it. Suddenly, a purple light came from behind the creature, growing brighter as it came closer.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!
A direct hit! Something had hit the rabid monster with Confusion. The beast fell backwards, exposing Cory’s savior, Gardevoir. She looked like any regular Gardevoir, except you could tell she was a warrior. Floating a few inches above her hand was an orb of blue fire that illuminated part of the dark cavern, allowing Cory to see the monster.
“Rhyperior...” he breathed.
It was no ordinary Rhyperior, though. It was larger than most of its species. The muscles on the beast were gigantic, bigger than any Machamp’s. It was must have been specially trained by the Infinite for this mission. Cory wondered how it could be taken down in one move, but he knew Gardevoir could do such things, knowing the pressure points on the body and being able to hit close and with enough force.
Cory looked at Gardevoir, “Thanks,” breathing for the first time since he smelt the Rhyperior’s breath.
“Next time, you should be armed,” she replied.
“Well, I didn’t think they would find us so quick. Besides, Kris and his team took most of the guns when they left with Ho-oh.”
More rumbling came from below, followed by even more Pokemon. Cory said, “They’re trying to cave us in, aren’t they?”
Gardevoir nodded.
“I’ll get Swamp and Leaf,” Cory suggested.
“No, I’m going to Teleport all of us out of here,” Gardevoir explained.
“What?!” Cory yelled, “That’s too risky! Everyone in here is moving around too fast! You can’t get any targets locked on, and even if you could, how would you know they are with us?!”
Her only reply was, “I have to try,”
“No, it’s too dangerous. It’s too much for you…” His voice trailed off as the cave shook more and more violently.
“There is no other way. We’re too far in the cave to get out safely in time,” Gardevoir pleaded, “Just trust me. I know what I’m doing…”
“I don’t want anything to happen to you,” Cory said, and Gardevoir took that as a “Go ahead, but you better be very careful!”
She closed her eyes and began to hum. Her body began to glow as she gained power. A bright flash of white light lit the cavern, making everything plain to see, as if they were outside. Dugtrio, Sandslash, and more Rhyperior were digging through the cavern from the ceiling, floor, and walls. People ran like sheep, being herded from one place to another by the Pokemon.
Their screams grew more terrifying, enough to make a grown man cry. They feared the light must have been from an Infinite bomb about to blow. Gardevoir began to lose the light emanating from her. Cory changed his mind, afraid for his Pokemon’s health, “Gardevoir, stop!”
This must have pushed Gardevoir, because the light grew brighter right after he said that. She had to show him she could do this!
Again Cory yelled, “Please, Gardevoir, you are going to hurt yourself!”
It was too late, though. The light grew into a blinding flash and drained out everything around them. Then… total darkness within the cave.
The earth-shattering flash caused the cavern to shake only briefly for once more. The Infinite Pokemon within the cave tried to crawl back into their tunnels they had made, hoping for a safe exit. That was not the case, however, as the cavern collapsed upon every last living thing in the cave, crushing even the sturdy Rhyperior with muscles bigger than any Machamp.
We are love, we are hope, we are destiny, we are infinite…
Firstly, we will start with the rating: My story is rated PG-13 or TV-14 for drug use, language, some sexual content (no actual sex will be seen), and violence. Basically anything that will be able to fit in a TV-14 television and nothing worse. The S or F word will never be said, ever.
Second, chapters in here will not be called chapters, but instead episodes, as they are more like episodes than chapters. I will also use the terms seasons instead of books. There will be more than one season.
Third, Each episode will prominently feature flashbacks of a certain character. They, though, will not be thinking back at that time, instead it will be like we are looking at what happened to them previously. Flashback are in italics, but so are thoughts and journal entries. Thought i would ad that so you're not confused.
Fourth, I will post links to seasons and their episodes here. And I will gladly add you to a list to pm you when the next cha-episode, I mean, is up.
Finally, I want to talk about reviews. When reviewing me I ask you to be nice, yet make your point. Yelling and being mean doesn’t help anyone. Also I ask you rate each episode a 1-10 scale, ten being the best.
I would like to dedicate this story to 705030, he was my first friend on serebii and is my best friend on serebii.
Also, I would like to dedicate it pokefan0234, too. She is the sweetest person on serebii. She has given me tons of awesome pokemon, exceptional banners, and she is currently my beta-reader, who helps me on the revision of my story. I couldn’t ask for better beta reader.
Disclaimer: I don't own pokemon(wish i did!) and this is purely a fin fiction piece by me! Please don't steal.
I hope you like my story, now it’s time to get reading!
Prolouge
November 16, 2009,
One hundred and forty five days. That’s how many days have passed since the end of the world. The Pokemon population has dwindled to less than a million left. Normal Pokemon, anyway. And far less people have survived.
There is still no sign of my family, but Gardevoir says that we’ll find them soon. I hope so, but if not, we have a new family now: Kris, Marina, Drake, Angie, Jerry, Mr. Yin, (I hope we find his daughter, too) and all the others here at the camp.
Speaking of camp, this is the third time we’ve moved the base this month. The Infinite are getting stronger and smarter. I don’t know how much longer we can keep running, but we have to protect the kids and the elders. I just can’t shake the feeling that a grand, full-scale war is about to come…
Ho-oh le…
The teenage boy writing in his journal stopped. He was about fifteen years old. He looked up, his medium-cut brown hair swaying when he did so. His dark-brown eyes stopped, and then scanned back over what he had already written. He had good looks that many girls would drool over, but in times of war, things like that didn’t happen much. He didn’t care much about looks, though, and always found it kind of annoying: to love someone just because of their facial or bodily features. The boy closed the journal, exposing his name, Cory.
Cory looked up as he heard a loud bell going off in the distance from his tent deep in the old cavern. He new only to well what the sound he heard so often meant: the Infinite were raiding them once again. But how did they find us so quickly? He thought.
The journal started shaking on the table, and a rattling noise came from beneath his feet. Out of nowhere, something shot right out of the cavern floor and through the table, knocking over an oil lamp and Cory’s journal. The light coming from the lamp flickered out. He was alone in the darkness with a monster he couldn’t even see.
The monster stomped its foot against the ground, sending out a rush of air that made the chair Cory sat in fall over, causing him to go flying out the tent and hit the damp, hard cavern floor heavily.
“AHH!” he cried, landing on a jagged rock that cut into his skin. He could feel the warm blood slowly oozing out of the wound. He was lucky, though; if he had landed only another foot back, he would have been sliced all the way through. He could feel the burning in his back, but only barely, as he didn’t pay as much attention to it as he did the monster coming his way. He turned over onto his stomach, trying to get up. As Cory lifted his legs up, he could feel them wobbling beneath him.
He could feel the ground shaking, not of this monster, but of the groups of people and Pokemon he had been with for so long. They were running around wildly and probably not to much avail. Their screams pierced through the darkness, hurting his ears.
Stomping more, the monster sent another rush of both air and cavern floor at him. This time, Cory held his ground. He could feel it moving closer as it shook the earth, and even though it was dark and he could not see, Cory new it was next to him now. He could feel the hot and rancid breath coming from it. Suddenly, a purple light came from behind the creature, growing brighter as it came closer.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!
A direct hit! Something had hit the rabid monster with Confusion. The beast fell backwards, exposing Cory’s savior, Gardevoir. She looked like any regular Gardevoir, except you could tell she was a warrior. Floating a few inches above her hand was an orb of blue fire that illuminated part of the dark cavern, allowing Cory to see the monster.
“Rhyperior...” he breathed.
It was no ordinary Rhyperior, though. It was larger than most of its species. The muscles on the beast were gigantic, bigger than any Machamp’s. It was must have been specially trained by the Infinite for this mission. Cory wondered how it could be taken down in one move, but he knew Gardevoir could do such things, knowing the pressure points on the body and being able to hit close and with enough force.
Cory looked at Gardevoir, “Thanks,” breathing for the first time since he smelt the Rhyperior’s breath.
“Next time, you should be armed,” she replied.
“Well, I didn’t think they would find us so quick. Besides, Kris and his team took most of the guns when they left with Ho-oh.”
More rumbling came from below, followed by even more Pokemon. Cory said, “They’re trying to cave us in, aren’t they?”
Gardevoir nodded.
“I’ll get Swamp and Leaf,” Cory suggested.
“No, I’m going to Teleport all of us out of here,” Gardevoir explained.
“What?!” Cory yelled, “That’s too risky! Everyone in here is moving around too fast! You can’t get any targets locked on, and even if you could, how would you know they are with us?!”
Her only reply was, “I have to try,”
“No, it’s too dangerous. It’s too much for you…” His voice trailed off as the cave shook more and more violently.
“There is no other way. We’re too far in the cave to get out safely in time,” Gardevoir pleaded, “Just trust me. I know what I’m doing…”
“I don’t want anything to happen to you,” Cory said, and Gardevoir took that as a “Go ahead, but you better be very careful!”
She closed her eyes and began to hum. Her body began to glow as she gained power. A bright flash of white light lit the cavern, making everything plain to see, as if they were outside. Dugtrio, Sandslash, and more Rhyperior were digging through the cavern from the ceiling, floor, and walls. People ran like sheep, being herded from one place to another by the Pokemon.
Their screams grew more terrifying, enough to make a grown man cry. They feared the light must have been from an Infinite bomb about to blow. Gardevoir began to lose the light emanating from her. Cory changed his mind, afraid for his Pokemon’s health, “Gardevoir, stop!”
This must have pushed Gardevoir, because the light grew brighter right after he said that. She had to show him she could do this!
Again Cory yelled, “Please, Gardevoir, you are going to hurt yourself!”
It was too late, though. The light grew into a blinding flash and drained out everything around them. Then… total darkness within the cave.
The earth-shattering flash caused the cavern to shake only briefly for once more. The Infinite Pokemon within the cave tried to crawl back into their tunnels they had made, hoping for a safe exit. That was not the case, however, as the cavern collapsed upon every last living thing in the cave, crushing even the sturdy Rhyperior with muscles bigger than any Machamp.
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