Wow. It's been a while. I'm slowly regaining interest in Fics, though. And there's something that made me get on with it and write a new adventure I'm sure I'll be able to finish.
As D/P Gym Leaders were revealed, I couldn't help but notice Suzuna, the Ice Leader. And I was subsequently remined of Roxanne and Jasmine. I delved further, and lo! I found such a relationship I went into obsession: The three girls weren't only somewhat lookalikes, but they also train the same Types as the Regis! It was aweosme, but didn't went beyond that... until I found out about the Regi Guardian. Regigigas, whom was a Normal-Type. And which girl trains Normal Pokémon?
I went and shipped the 4 girls, and have even done pics of them. And recently, I had an idea, given how making a Shipping Fic of the 4 getting it on would be signing my death sentence. Why not write a Fic centered around the Regis and have them 4 as the main characters? That's how this Fic was born.
This, like most of my other Fics, has ties with all my planned or written Fan Fics. But you come and focus in it. The ties will come off someday. =P
Without any further ado, let's begin...
NOTE: This Fic is rated PG. Some suggestive themes and minor violence.
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Prologue.
The awakening.
“In this cave we have lived.
We owe all to the Pokémon.
But, we sealed the Pokémon away.
We feared it.
Those with courage, those with hope.
Open a door. An eternal Pokémon waits.”
“We’re finally here… long years we’ve fought and researched…” said a woman clad in a dark brown hooded robe. Her face was completely shadowed by the attire, not to say the darkness of the place she was at. It was a rather rusty cave with six big rocks all over it in a circular fashion. The six rocks had weird inscriptions in them. They were assortments of six dots. Some were marked more than others. Though it would be certainly unreadable for most of mankind, the hieroglyphs meant something. That woman knew…
“Yes… it’s been a hard life. But soon… the power of the Pokémon brought by my ancestors…” she mumbled as she walked to the front of the chamber. There was another big rock in the end, with inscriptions of a similar kind. The woman walked closer to it. She shivered with each step. Maybe it was due to something that would come, or because her robe was wet, as if she had submerged into cold water before entering the place. She got out a weird stone out of her robe, and started to look at the rock in front, and then at the tablet in her hands.
“First comes Relicanth… last comes Wailord…” she said after a while, and got out two spheres. Exhibiting a combination of red and white colors, which adorned one half of the device each, the woman clicked a small button in the very middle. The spheres grew in size, and she threw the one in her left hand first. The ball opened in midair and released a creature, which, despite having the shape of a fish, stood motionless on the floor. The creature looked rather ancient, and with a craggy face, much reminiscent of a tough rock. Its eyes were closed, while it just contemplated the rock in front of it… or one would assume. Its eyes weren’t what one could call ‘explicit’.
The woman backed off to the right before throwing the other sphere. It opened in midair again, and it released a huge monster that almost filled the chamber, though the place was overall huge enough to contain at least two of the same kind. Its blue body glittered slightly despite the pitch-black darkness of the cave. Its eyes were fairly small, but its mouth was huge, as well as its fins and overall body. It let out a very loud wail as it looked to the front, much like the other creature.
All of a sudden, and without any explanation, the floor started to rumble. The woman smirked as she felt the tremor, while the Pokémon looked around, a bit distressed. It didn’t last long, nor did it last enough to damage the chamber. A loud ruckus followed shortly after, as the echoing sound of three unlocked doors traveled through Hoenn, to reach the seafloor chamber. The woman smirked with evilness as she heard this most unsettling sound.
“Now it’s their turn…” she muttered as she called back the Pokémon inside their Poké Balls, and just walked back to a door behind, which also led to another cave with even more rocks with inscriptions in them. There was a pond of water at the very end, though…
“Oh my!” He had been badly started as the huge rock monument he had been watching for a while now crumbled a bit and revealed an entrance to it. The huge hunk, encased in an orange robe that wiggled due to the endless sandstorm going on in the Hoenn Desert, laughed heartily as he recovered his wind. “So you were right, Tiera…” he said as he went into the big rock in front. The place wasn’t much dark, and he saw how it was just a small room with inscriptions on the wall at the very end. He read them with a tablet he got out of his robe.
“Rock… only the strongest can smash it. And even then… it’ll only crack when hit in the right place…” The man mumbled as he slowly turned back and started to examine the room. Though most of it was sand, he managed to find a weird rock below all of it, westwards of where the wall of the inscriptions was. He got out a Poké Ball and threw it a bit farther. It opened soon enough and revealed a bulky Pokémon, as big as its owner. The creature had a weird face, and a very fat body adorned with a brown dress of sorts, as well as huge hands that were easily the size of its owner’s head each.
“Use Rock Smash on that rock, Hariyama.” The Pokémon nodded at the command of its owner, and almost immediately, it aimed its right hand to the rock below the sand. The strike was so hard it caused a short tremor inside the room. But it wasn’t much the strong hit of Hariyama, but the effect hitting the rock had inside the room. A fissure ran all its way through the floor and then into the walls, to go down abruptly into the wall with the inscriptions. It creaked even more, and its center dissolved to reveal another passageway. The tall man called Hariyama back inside its Poké Ball as he walked through the passage.
He looked at the new room, which was way more rocky and darker than the previous one. It was a huge chamber full of rocks of all sorts. He looked around, fascinated by this scenery. But his surprise was simply indescribable as he noticed the huge entity that stood in the very middle. It was what he had expected, and more. A creature that resembled a white obelisk, with rocks of all sorts conforming its ancient body. Its upper body, which could be called a ‘head’ of sorts, exhibited a strange assortment of orange dots, with a form close to that of the letter H. It had two big and pointy orange rocks as shoulder covers, while its arms and legs, both formed by rocks and its arms being much longer, rested peacefully down on the round, rocky pedestal it was at. The man walked toward the creature carefully, almost unable to believe his luck.
“Regirock…”
A tall person stood in the island that had just trembled all of a sudden. He wasn’t much surprised to see the place had now a passage to the innards of the big rock that formed most of the landscape. The six rocks floating around in the sea nearby didn’t seem to change at all, which made him assume a thoughtful position for a while. Slowly, the man went inside, picking the loose end of his blue robe. He felt a bit of cold inside the old, rusty cave. There was no ice whatsoever, though…
Slowly, the tall man approached the wall with inscriptions in front of him. He felt the cold build up steadily as he did so. He was most used to it, though. He took out a stone tablet and read the symbols encrypted on the wall.
“Time… it goes and goes. It can’t stop… it’ll never stop. No matter if everything freezes…” The man stored the tablet as he assumed another thoughtful pose next to the wall. “Time… can’t stop… it must be…” he then proceeded to walk to the right, and just went on, turning as he found the opposite wall, so to go south now. He hit a wall again and turned right again. He crossed the entrance before going into another wall. He turned again and finally made it back to the starting point. Much to his surprise, it was as if he had activated something. The wall with the script changed its color and its texture. It was now solid ice, which cracked in the very middle and let another passageway open. The man went inside.
“…” The next room was much too cold to withstand. Towering ice stalagmites filled the entire chamber, as an eerie icy air circulated all over it. The man didn’t even try to keep himself hotter. He smiled, even. He felt at home… though not even his former home was THIS cold. He didn’t have much time to delve into it as he saw the gigantic iceberg-shaped golem in the middle of the room. It was like a pointy, bulky stalagmite with two smaller ice blocks to its sides, as well as two protruding ice spears on its back. It stood motionlessly on what seemed to be another pair of pointy ice blocks, while the chunks at its sides also had smaller ice spikes, reminiscent of hands. The top of the thing’s body had an arrangement of pale yellow points, similar to a cross, but with its horizontal line being longer.
The man walked slowly through the chamber, shivering more as he did so. He got a Poké Ball out and threw it to a side, so to release his Pokémon. It was like a round face, which looked all over with evilness as it floated in midair. Two long black horns protruded from the top of its head, which was all of its body. Chunks of ice covered all its shape, as it directed a most unsettling glance to its owner. It understood the point and went closer to him. Its body somehow made the cold room not as chilling, despite the fact it was an Ice Pokémon too. The pair went on to the frozen pedestal.
“Regice…”
The rain didn’t let it be seen clearly, but the towering rock she had been waiting at had crumbled and revealed an entrance as well. Her gray robe was completely wet due to the endless rain in the jungle, but she smiled as she went inside, almost running. She was rather disappointed to see just an empty, dirty room inside. She knew what she had to do, though. The girl walked to the end of the room, which had a wall with dotted inscriptions. She looked at it, a bit confused, before skulking her wet robes. She got out a stone tablet, which she examined as she also read the dotted wall.
“Um. The glow of the land comes from metal. Its reflection sheds light in the eternal landmass.” The girl stored the stone tablet back into her robe as she walked around. She noticed the room glimmered a bit, as if the walls were made of metal. She took a while to understand what the inscription meant, though. “A source of light to reflect it all over. I think…” The girl got out a Poké Ball and threw it to the middle of the room. The device opened as it hit the floor, and released a Pokémon of a blue color. Its round, blue body floated in midair, and it had two extensions protruding out of the lower front of its body. They were claws of sorts, which ended in sharp spikes of steel. The sides of its body also bestowed spikes, while it had an iron horn of sorts, more like a nose, protruding in the very middle of its red eyes.
“Now use Flash, Metang!” said the girl, and the Pokémon obeyed right away. Its eyes let out a blinding light, which spread all over the room they were at. The girl looked with satisfaction how the entire chamber was filled with the glitter of the iron particles all over it, but she was awfully surprised to see that the wall with the dotted patterns revealed another passage, as well as turning completely into solid steel. The girl called back Metang as she went through it…
“Wow!” said the girl as her high-pitched voice echoed all over the new chamber. It glimmered all over, and it was formed of all sorts of minerals. They protruded out of the rock walls as well as the floor. Though the sight was wonderful and almost blinding, the girl went even more aghast at the sight of the huge, robot-like entity in the very middle. The steel body stood lifeless on a platform, its middle body formed of an unknown material. Its sides shone as much as the surroundings, as they were made of iron. Its claws were completely immobile, and the top of its uncovered middle body had a bunch of pale red points. It stood in some sort of steel feet. The girl walked toward it, a bit scared; yet interested.
“Registeel…”
The woman with the dark brown robe was relieved as she finally made it back outside. She was in a place surrounded completely by water, and she was on the back of her Wailord. It looked as if the vast ocean the huge Pokémon floated at ran all over. A very fast current going to the west surrounded the calm but deep patch of sea the pair was at. She got out a weird device, which unfolded as she pressed a button on its side. She looked at a digital screen and clicked one header, which said “Stella”.
“Stella? Can you hear me?” said the woman faintly, while she coughed afterwards. She still trembled a lot as she talked.
“Stella here. What’s it, Tiera?” said the girl that was all the way back there, in the rock monument in the middle of the rainforest. She was startled due to the ring her own cell phone emitted. Luckily, Registeel didn’t wake up.
“Can you see it? Registeel?”
“Yes! It’s right in front of me. Should I… wake it up?”
“Yes. You must be the one to wake up the ancient Pokémon. We’ll wait to wake up the other two…”
“Got it! Anything else?”
“No… just wake it up. The Pokémon will move to the designed place by itself. Your stone tablet was encrypted with the proper instructions… just project it to Registeel’s face. It’ll wake up and move accordingly…”
“OK then!” said Stella, and she then folded back her cell phone and approached the big golem, Registeel. She was now in front of it. She was a bit nervous, but slowly got her hands inside her wet robe, and got out the same stone tablet she used to read the inscriptions on the wall before. She flipped it to the other side, though. It had weird inscriptions similar to those on the walls, all around an assortment of points painted in red and exactly positioned like Registeel’s ‘face’ spots. Stella picked the tablet and slowly raised it so it’d face Registeel. She didn’t know what’d happen, but she trembled a bit.
All of a sudden, the dots on Registeel’s face emitted a more lively red color, which started to shine as if they were lights of sorts. Shortly after, the Pokémon started to rise up from its spot, looking at the tablet Stella held. Or at least that’s what Stella assumed. Slowly, Registeel moved forward, as if its eyes were reading what the tablet said. It let out a very distressing bellow, which made Stella’s ears vibrate intensely. She couldn’t cover them, but it all ended soon enough. The steel golem did a move, which looked like a nod and backed off to the center of the chamber. Its dots shone again and the floor around it crumbled down. Stella gasped, but she felt she had to trust Tiera’s judgment. She decided to call her, though.
“Tiera, I did it. But… it went back to its spot after looking at the table and the floor crumbled!” she said with a slightly agitated tone.
“Don’t worry… that’s what should happen. Rendezvous at Pacifidlog…”
“OK!” Stella hung up and slowly walked to the entrance. She was eagerly waiting for the realization of Tiera’s plan… even though she knew little about it.
“Go, Tropius…” shouted Tiera as she threw off a Poké Ball while standing on the back of her Wailord. The ball opened in midair and returned to her hand, while a big, dinosaur-like Pokémon flew off the device, spreading two long leaves as if they were wings and flying back to her master. It hovered at the side of Wailord, while Tiera slowly climbed on its back. She then recalled Wailord inside its Poké Ball, and Tropius took off to the east as Tiera got hold of its neck.
“Now I just have to wait… distressing the peace… curiosity… it’ll slowly take anybody out there…” said Tiera as she flew on her Tropius, willing to see how’d her scheme unfold…
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That's how it begins. I'll try to get a new chapter every two weeks, though I'll try to be slightly slow-paced. After all, I need to get D/P and get to know Suzuna and Sinnoh's places. But it's long before that's featured, so it'll be fine.
Reviews are appreciated. until next time!
As D/P Gym Leaders were revealed, I couldn't help but notice Suzuna, the Ice Leader. And I was subsequently remined of Roxanne and Jasmine. I delved further, and lo! I found such a relationship I went into obsession: The three girls weren't only somewhat lookalikes, but they also train the same Types as the Regis! It was aweosme, but didn't went beyond that... until I found out about the Regi Guardian. Regigigas, whom was a Normal-Type. And which girl trains Normal Pokémon?
I went and shipped the 4 girls, and have even done pics of them. And recently, I had an idea, given how making a Shipping Fic of the 4 getting it on would be signing my death sentence. Why not write a Fic centered around the Regis and have them 4 as the main characters? That's how this Fic was born.
This, like most of my other Fics, has ties with all my planned or written Fan Fics. But you come and focus in it. The ties will come off someday. =P
Without any further ado, let's begin...
NOTE: This Fic is rated PG. Some suggestive themes and minor violence.
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Land of Infinity
Prologue.
The awakening.
“In this cave we have lived.
We owe all to the Pokémon.
But, we sealed the Pokémon away.
We feared it.
Those with courage, those with hope.
Open a door. An eternal Pokémon waits.”
“We’re finally here… long years we’ve fought and researched…” said a woman clad in a dark brown hooded robe. Her face was completely shadowed by the attire, not to say the darkness of the place she was at. It was a rather rusty cave with six big rocks all over it in a circular fashion. The six rocks had weird inscriptions in them. They were assortments of six dots. Some were marked more than others. Though it would be certainly unreadable for most of mankind, the hieroglyphs meant something. That woman knew…
“Yes… it’s been a hard life. But soon… the power of the Pokémon brought by my ancestors…” she mumbled as she walked to the front of the chamber. There was another big rock in the end, with inscriptions of a similar kind. The woman walked closer to it. She shivered with each step. Maybe it was due to something that would come, or because her robe was wet, as if she had submerged into cold water before entering the place. She got out a weird stone out of her robe, and started to look at the rock in front, and then at the tablet in her hands.
“First comes Relicanth… last comes Wailord…” she said after a while, and got out two spheres. Exhibiting a combination of red and white colors, which adorned one half of the device each, the woman clicked a small button in the very middle. The spheres grew in size, and she threw the one in her left hand first. The ball opened in midair and released a creature, which, despite having the shape of a fish, stood motionless on the floor. The creature looked rather ancient, and with a craggy face, much reminiscent of a tough rock. Its eyes were closed, while it just contemplated the rock in front of it… or one would assume. Its eyes weren’t what one could call ‘explicit’.
The woman backed off to the right before throwing the other sphere. It opened in midair again, and it released a huge monster that almost filled the chamber, though the place was overall huge enough to contain at least two of the same kind. Its blue body glittered slightly despite the pitch-black darkness of the cave. Its eyes were fairly small, but its mouth was huge, as well as its fins and overall body. It let out a very loud wail as it looked to the front, much like the other creature.
All of a sudden, and without any explanation, the floor started to rumble. The woman smirked as she felt the tremor, while the Pokémon looked around, a bit distressed. It didn’t last long, nor did it last enough to damage the chamber. A loud ruckus followed shortly after, as the echoing sound of three unlocked doors traveled through Hoenn, to reach the seafloor chamber. The woman smirked with evilness as she heard this most unsettling sound.
“Now it’s their turn…” she muttered as she called back the Pokémon inside their Poké Balls, and just walked back to a door behind, which also led to another cave with even more rocks with inscriptions in them. There was a pond of water at the very end, though…
***
“Oh my!” He had been badly started as the huge rock monument he had been watching for a while now crumbled a bit and revealed an entrance to it. The huge hunk, encased in an orange robe that wiggled due to the endless sandstorm going on in the Hoenn Desert, laughed heartily as he recovered his wind. “So you were right, Tiera…” he said as he went into the big rock in front. The place wasn’t much dark, and he saw how it was just a small room with inscriptions on the wall at the very end. He read them with a tablet he got out of his robe.
“Rock… only the strongest can smash it. And even then… it’ll only crack when hit in the right place…” The man mumbled as he slowly turned back and started to examine the room. Though most of it was sand, he managed to find a weird rock below all of it, westwards of where the wall of the inscriptions was. He got out a Poké Ball and threw it a bit farther. It opened soon enough and revealed a bulky Pokémon, as big as its owner. The creature had a weird face, and a very fat body adorned with a brown dress of sorts, as well as huge hands that were easily the size of its owner’s head each.
“Use Rock Smash on that rock, Hariyama.” The Pokémon nodded at the command of its owner, and almost immediately, it aimed its right hand to the rock below the sand. The strike was so hard it caused a short tremor inside the room. But it wasn’t much the strong hit of Hariyama, but the effect hitting the rock had inside the room. A fissure ran all its way through the floor and then into the walls, to go down abruptly into the wall with the inscriptions. It creaked even more, and its center dissolved to reveal another passageway. The tall man called Hariyama back inside its Poké Ball as he walked through the passage.
He looked at the new room, which was way more rocky and darker than the previous one. It was a huge chamber full of rocks of all sorts. He looked around, fascinated by this scenery. But his surprise was simply indescribable as he noticed the huge entity that stood in the very middle. It was what he had expected, and more. A creature that resembled a white obelisk, with rocks of all sorts conforming its ancient body. Its upper body, which could be called a ‘head’ of sorts, exhibited a strange assortment of orange dots, with a form close to that of the letter H. It had two big and pointy orange rocks as shoulder covers, while its arms and legs, both formed by rocks and its arms being much longer, rested peacefully down on the round, rocky pedestal it was at. The man walked toward the creature carefully, almost unable to believe his luck.
“Regirock…”
***
A tall person stood in the island that had just trembled all of a sudden. He wasn’t much surprised to see the place had now a passage to the innards of the big rock that formed most of the landscape. The six rocks floating around in the sea nearby didn’t seem to change at all, which made him assume a thoughtful position for a while. Slowly, the man went inside, picking the loose end of his blue robe. He felt a bit of cold inside the old, rusty cave. There was no ice whatsoever, though…
Slowly, the tall man approached the wall with inscriptions in front of him. He felt the cold build up steadily as he did so. He was most used to it, though. He took out a stone tablet and read the symbols encrypted on the wall.
“Time… it goes and goes. It can’t stop… it’ll never stop. No matter if everything freezes…” The man stored the tablet as he assumed another thoughtful pose next to the wall. “Time… can’t stop… it must be…” he then proceeded to walk to the right, and just went on, turning as he found the opposite wall, so to go south now. He hit a wall again and turned right again. He crossed the entrance before going into another wall. He turned again and finally made it back to the starting point. Much to his surprise, it was as if he had activated something. The wall with the script changed its color and its texture. It was now solid ice, which cracked in the very middle and let another passageway open. The man went inside.
“…” The next room was much too cold to withstand. Towering ice stalagmites filled the entire chamber, as an eerie icy air circulated all over it. The man didn’t even try to keep himself hotter. He smiled, even. He felt at home… though not even his former home was THIS cold. He didn’t have much time to delve into it as he saw the gigantic iceberg-shaped golem in the middle of the room. It was like a pointy, bulky stalagmite with two smaller ice blocks to its sides, as well as two protruding ice spears on its back. It stood motionlessly on what seemed to be another pair of pointy ice blocks, while the chunks at its sides also had smaller ice spikes, reminiscent of hands. The top of the thing’s body had an arrangement of pale yellow points, similar to a cross, but with its horizontal line being longer.
The man walked slowly through the chamber, shivering more as he did so. He got a Poké Ball out and threw it to a side, so to release his Pokémon. It was like a round face, which looked all over with evilness as it floated in midair. Two long black horns protruded from the top of its head, which was all of its body. Chunks of ice covered all its shape, as it directed a most unsettling glance to its owner. It understood the point and went closer to him. Its body somehow made the cold room not as chilling, despite the fact it was an Ice Pokémon too. The pair went on to the frozen pedestal.
“Regice…”
***
The rain didn’t let it be seen clearly, but the towering rock she had been waiting at had crumbled and revealed an entrance as well. Her gray robe was completely wet due to the endless rain in the jungle, but she smiled as she went inside, almost running. She was rather disappointed to see just an empty, dirty room inside. She knew what she had to do, though. The girl walked to the end of the room, which had a wall with dotted inscriptions. She looked at it, a bit confused, before skulking her wet robes. She got out a stone tablet, which she examined as she also read the dotted wall.
“Um. The glow of the land comes from metal. Its reflection sheds light in the eternal landmass.” The girl stored the stone tablet back into her robe as she walked around. She noticed the room glimmered a bit, as if the walls were made of metal. She took a while to understand what the inscription meant, though. “A source of light to reflect it all over. I think…” The girl got out a Poké Ball and threw it to the middle of the room. The device opened as it hit the floor, and released a Pokémon of a blue color. Its round, blue body floated in midair, and it had two extensions protruding out of the lower front of its body. They were claws of sorts, which ended in sharp spikes of steel. The sides of its body also bestowed spikes, while it had an iron horn of sorts, more like a nose, protruding in the very middle of its red eyes.
“Now use Flash, Metang!” said the girl, and the Pokémon obeyed right away. Its eyes let out a blinding light, which spread all over the room they were at. The girl looked with satisfaction how the entire chamber was filled with the glitter of the iron particles all over it, but she was awfully surprised to see that the wall with the dotted patterns revealed another passage, as well as turning completely into solid steel. The girl called back Metang as she went through it…
“Wow!” said the girl as her high-pitched voice echoed all over the new chamber. It glimmered all over, and it was formed of all sorts of minerals. They protruded out of the rock walls as well as the floor. Though the sight was wonderful and almost blinding, the girl went even more aghast at the sight of the huge, robot-like entity in the very middle. The steel body stood lifeless on a platform, its middle body formed of an unknown material. Its sides shone as much as the surroundings, as they were made of iron. Its claws were completely immobile, and the top of its uncovered middle body had a bunch of pale red points. It stood in some sort of steel feet. The girl walked toward it, a bit scared; yet interested.
“Registeel…”
***
The woman with the dark brown robe was relieved as she finally made it back outside. She was in a place surrounded completely by water, and she was on the back of her Wailord. It looked as if the vast ocean the huge Pokémon floated at ran all over. A very fast current going to the west surrounded the calm but deep patch of sea the pair was at. She got out a weird device, which unfolded as she pressed a button on its side. She looked at a digital screen and clicked one header, which said “Stella”.
“Stella? Can you hear me?” said the woman faintly, while she coughed afterwards. She still trembled a lot as she talked.
“Stella here. What’s it, Tiera?” said the girl that was all the way back there, in the rock monument in the middle of the rainforest. She was startled due to the ring her own cell phone emitted. Luckily, Registeel didn’t wake up.
“Can you see it? Registeel?”
“Yes! It’s right in front of me. Should I… wake it up?”
“Yes. You must be the one to wake up the ancient Pokémon. We’ll wait to wake up the other two…”
“Got it! Anything else?”
“No… just wake it up. The Pokémon will move to the designed place by itself. Your stone tablet was encrypted with the proper instructions… just project it to Registeel’s face. It’ll wake up and move accordingly…”
“OK then!” said Stella, and she then folded back her cell phone and approached the big golem, Registeel. She was now in front of it. She was a bit nervous, but slowly got her hands inside her wet robe, and got out the same stone tablet she used to read the inscriptions on the wall before. She flipped it to the other side, though. It had weird inscriptions similar to those on the walls, all around an assortment of points painted in red and exactly positioned like Registeel’s ‘face’ spots. Stella picked the tablet and slowly raised it so it’d face Registeel. She didn’t know what’d happen, but she trembled a bit.
All of a sudden, the dots on Registeel’s face emitted a more lively red color, which started to shine as if they were lights of sorts. Shortly after, the Pokémon started to rise up from its spot, looking at the tablet Stella held. Or at least that’s what Stella assumed. Slowly, Registeel moved forward, as if its eyes were reading what the tablet said. It let out a very distressing bellow, which made Stella’s ears vibrate intensely. She couldn’t cover them, but it all ended soon enough. The steel golem did a move, which looked like a nod and backed off to the center of the chamber. Its dots shone again and the floor around it crumbled down. Stella gasped, but she felt she had to trust Tiera’s judgment. She decided to call her, though.
“Tiera, I did it. But… it went back to its spot after looking at the table and the floor crumbled!” she said with a slightly agitated tone.
“Don’t worry… that’s what should happen. Rendezvous at Pacifidlog…”
“OK!” Stella hung up and slowly walked to the entrance. She was eagerly waiting for the realization of Tiera’s plan… even though she knew little about it.
“Go, Tropius…” shouted Tiera as she threw off a Poké Ball while standing on the back of her Wailord. The ball opened in midair and returned to her hand, while a big, dinosaur-like Pokémon flew off the device, spreading two long leaves as if they were wings and flying back to her master. It hovered at the side of Wailord, while Tiera slowly climbed on its back. She then recalled Wailord inside its Poké Ball, and Tropius took off to the east as Tiera got hold of its neck.
“Now I just have to wait… distressing the peace… curiosity… it’ll slowly take anybody out there…” said Tiera as she flew on her Tropius, willing to see how’d her scheme unfold…
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That's how it begins. I'll try to get a new chapter every two weeks, though I'll try to be slightly slow-paced. After all, I need to get D/P and get to know Suzuna and Sinnoh's places. But it's long before that's featured, so it'll be fine.
Reviews are appreciated. until next time!
