Firedance k'Treva
Dragonlady Knight
Pokemon Chaos: Real-World Style
A Fan Fiction by Dragon Alchemist & Kewlio-Fa’shoolio
KF: It was the best of times; it was the worst of times--
DA: *thwacks kawaiizanzan over the head with a frying pan*
KF: What was that for!?
DA: That has already been used. Quit plagiarizing and get back to work! (Heheheh… I love having minions.;249-d; )
KF: Did you just call me your minion???
DA: No… (Minions.)
KF: *stares at the Dragon Alchemist who is leaning on a nuclear warhead*
DA: Stop gawking at me and get back to work! (Minions.)
KF: What work? We’re supposed to be telling a story here!
DA: No, you’re telling a story. I am working on my plot for world domination! Mwahaha! (Uppity minions.)
KF: *sweat-drops* Evil authors…
DA: *singing* And it’s so easy when you’re evil…!
KF: *face-faults*
DA: *looks at her* What? What did I say?
KF: *forces a grin* Nothing. *turns to the audience* Why don’t we get the story started shall we?
DA: Minions!
KF: *totally loses it* You might be evil, but I’ve got a mallet! *whacks the Dragon Alchemist over the head with the mallet* Boo-yah!!
DA: *swirly eyes* Oro?
<<<>>>
Chapter One: The Insanity Begins...
Tyrande had just finished working on yet another successful experiment involving her suit of technological armor. So she was a mad scientist. Big deal.
But like most eighteen-year-old girls, Tyrande needed some R&R--that is, rest and relaxation--so she flipped on her television and turned to the news channel. There she saw something rather interesting.
A video clip from a beach-vacationer’s home movie showing a large white bird-ish, dragon-ish creature was using its powerful, hands- and arms-like wings to send ships flying of on gigantic tidal waves.
The news broadcaster was saying something about the creature being, “a child’s videogame fantasy gone awry”. The broadcaster also said that the creature had terrorized the beaches and shipyards all along the California coast and had apparently moved on to the East Coast, as it had been spotted off of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. However, it remained missing--for now.
Tyrande was now bored with the news, since it had gone on to covering stories like, “How to Make a Soufflé Without it Deflating” and other unimportant subjects.
She turned to the radiation monitors as her amber eyes glinted with an air of cunning. Her eyes had been the object of her childhood teasing, jeering, ridiculing, and name-calling, and had also led her to retreat into the sanctuary of her laboratory. There she did work that would otherwise be ignored, even by military experts.
Now Tyrande’s only friends were the radioactive test subjects and the beeping and blinking computer screens that shared the space in her lab.
Then of course, there was the weight room... One had to be in shape to work with the heavy equipment within the lab. It was also a good place to vent her anger and channel it into something productive.
But the weight room would have to wait, for one of the monitors in the computers’ mainframe was going berserk! It was obviously picking up some kind of inter-dimensional activity.
“Why else would it have gone nuts? It’s never picked up that kind of stuff before.” Tyrande said to herself. She made her way to the computer, but as she did, the entire lab began to cause uproar. The beeping, wailing, and screaming noises along with blinking lights made Tyrande tense. She knew that there had to be something very fishy going on. But what?
The answer to her question was about to be answered, because the screen that was connected to the surveillance cameras kept on showing odd clips of strange creatures, much like the one she’d seen on the news earlier... yet somehow very different.
Suddenly, a louder wailing noise was heard over the clamor of the other lab equipment. “Intruder alert! Intruder alert!” wailed the computer’s digital voice.
Finally the computers had had enough. They lost power from all of the alarms and screens that had gone off. The room was completely dark--save for one tiny glimmer of light coming from the air vent.
“This had better be good. Whoever set off that alarm is gonna pay.” Tyrande growled, feeling her frustration growing, now border lining on outright anger.
Tyrande moved swiftly to the air vent and tore the grating off with surprising strength. Inside she discovered the source of the light, it was a flame on the tip of the tail of a small golden lizard.
The little thing gave her a baleful look as she noticed that its leg had been caught in the fan. “Char charmander…” was all the thing could say.
Tyrande now thought, Wait, that thing talked? Hmm. It sure is lucky the fan isn’t on right now.
“You are a lucky little fellow that the power is out that controls the fan. Here, I’ll get you out in just a moment.” Tyrande cooed. She liked the look of the little fellah, cute, but strong.
As Tyrande reached in to grab the little fire-lizard, she heard the main computer come back on line saying, “Initiating back-up power supply systems. All systems coming back on line.”
Uh oh. That’s no good! Tyrande thought.
Swiftly she reached in and grabbed the fire-lizard’s trapped foot and jerked free with all the speed she could muster. Not a second too soon as the air systems were now coming back online and the fan started up again. The fire lizard gave a sharp cry of pain and sprayed her face with flames.
“Yeeouch! Ye are a right ol’ fire lizard, aren’t ya, matey” Tyrande exclaimed, putting on a nautical accent.
She brought it down to the medical room where she bandaged its foot, and put a salve on her burns.
When she finished, she turned to the fire lizard. “Now, I can’t keep calling you an ‘it’, now can I? Are you a girl?”
The fire lizard nodded its golden head vigorously, “Charmander!”
“Charmander, eh? That sounds familiar… Oh, that game, Pokemon! So, that’s what’s going on…”
_-=-_
Sandy was being chased by a monster!
Okay, maybe it wasn’t exactly a monster… It just scared her. It was a big furry… something.
In reality—which had been twisted due to Sandy’s fear—this said “monster” was actually a small, fox-like animal, creamy white colored, and just plain adorable. Whatever caused Sandy to be frightened of it in the first place is still unknown to this day.
However, Sandy was being chased by the cute little fellow, not in a ravenous “I’m going to eat you!” way that the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood may have acted toward his adversary, but in a cutesy “I want to play a game!” way that a small puppy would have acted toward its beloved owner. Sandy was also terrible at playing tag; therefore, the thing was gaining on her.
“Eevee!” exclaimed the monster as it came closer.
Sandy tripped over something and fell on her face in the dirt. “Oww!” she cried. The monster ran up to her, the pitter-patter of its paws in the dust of the pathway sounding like the pounding footsteps of a giant. It stood over the poor, frightened girl and sniffed her blonde curls. When Sandy found her bearings and thus came to her senses, the monster didn’t seem as scary anymore. It looked her right in her crystal blue eyes with it’s big round brown ones and said, “Eevee!”
“Aww!” she squealed at it. “You’re just like a puppy. Can I keep you?”
“Eevee!” the little puppy-like-monster replied.
“Well, then… Um, what should I call you?” pondered Sandy. She loved naming her pets and just couldn’t seem to find one suited for her newfound friend.
“Eevee!” said the puppy-like-monster.
“That’s all you know how to say, isn’t it?” Sandy asked.
“Eevee!” it repeated.
“I thought so.” sighed Sandy. “About a name… Well, I can’t name you if I don’t know whether you’re a boy or a girl, now can I?”
The monster nodded.
“Are you a girl?” Sandy asked it.
The monster shook its head.
“Then you’re a boy!” exclaimed Sandy. “I’ll call you Ace.”
The monster jumped up and down, finding enjoyment in its new name.
“So, Ace? What would you like to do?” asked Sandy.
_-=-_
As Tyrande finished the tending of herself and her new charmander, the main weapons computer came on with a very unpleasant announcement. “Missile launch count down initiated. Ten... nine… eight… seven… six… five… four… three… two… one. Missile launch confirmed.”
“WHAT MISSILE LAUCH!?! Computer, cancel the launch. Overide the launch sequence!” Tyrande bellowed.
“Negative. Missile is already en route to target” came the computer’s monotone reply.
“What?! Computer, plot the missile’s trajectory and target!” Tyrande was in a very bad state, and for good reason. The government would no doubt have detected the launch and could use it to track her down. She only got worse when she saw the missile’s trajectory and target. A lesser person would have probably dropped dead in shock and horror. The target was none other than the capitol of the free world, the White House, and not to mention, that was where the President of the United States was at that precise moment.
“Oooohh nooo… this is not good. This is very bad… Heeheehee… dis is very no good….” Tyrande laughed weakly.
Meanwhile at the White House…
“Mr. President! There’s been a missile launch here in the continental United States, and it’s not one of ours!” one general was yelling.
“General! We have an update on that missile’s trajectory, and it’s headed right for us! It’ll be here in less than a minute!” an aid cried out in horror.
There was confusion and chaos in the White House as secrete service struggled to get the President out in time. Just as they got him out onto the lawn in front of the White House, the missile crashed into the ground not a few feet from where they stood.
Silence.
The terrified Secrete Service men who had thrown themselves over the President looked up and stared at the crumpled rocket standing with its nose buried in the lawn. Still nothing.
“So… who wants to poke the thing and see if it’s dead?”
“Ehe, you can Bob, I’m not moving”
“No way, you poke it, John!”
“Not in your life! Hey, let’s make the intern do it! Okay intern, here’s chance to prove yourself, kiddo!”
“Yup, we will be over here with the president… way over here!”
“You heard the man, intern, so move it, maggot!”
So the poor intern nervously picked up a stick while the others hurried Bush off (he could only say ‘nuclear’). He squinted his eyes up as he reached out with a violently shaking hand holding a stick, and as lightly as he could, tapped it, which, unfortunately given his trembling state, was pretty hard and made a loud ringing noise. Everyone threw themselves flat and covered their heads. Still nothing.
When the bomb squad arrived, they confirmed that the missile was a dud, and did not even have any sort of payload, a fact that left everyone stumped and confused. What was the point of launching a missile at the White House if it doesn’t even posses a payload? Was it a threat, or a warning?
Of course the incident was all over the news, people were formulating theories of terrorists and conspiracies, each one getting even wilder and crazier than the last.
Tyrande was thanking her lucky stars that she had never put any payloads in any of her rockets. It had been a very close call, as it seemed that the government could not track the launch back to its point of origin.
_-=-_
DA: Muwahahahaha Uwhahahaha! Make the intern do it, I love it! Ehehe….. minions.
KF: Grrrr! Anyway, we hope you enjoyed our first chapter. Be prepared for much more craziness in the future. See ya!
DA: (minions) ^^ ;249-d;
A Fan Fiction by Dragon Alchemist & Kewlio-Fa’shoolio
KF: It was the best of times; it was the worst of times--
DA: *thwacks kawaiizanzan over the head with a frying pan*
KF: What was that for!?
DA: That has already been used. Quit plagiarizing and get back to work! (Heheheh… I love having minions.;249-d; )
KF: Did you just call me your minion???
DA: No… (Minions.)
KF: *stares at the Dragon Alchemist who is leaning on a nuclear warhead*
DA: Stop gawking at me and get back to work! (Minions.)
KF: What work? We’re supposed to be telling a story here!
DA: No, you’re telling a story. I am working on my plot for world domination! Mwahaha! (Uppity minions.)
KF: *sweat-drops* Evil authors…
DA: *singing* And it’s so easy when you’re evil…!
KF: *face-faults*
DA: *looks at her* What? What did I say?
KF: *forces a grin* Nothing. *turns to the audience* Why don’t we get the story started shall we?
DA: Minions!
KF: *totally loses it* You might be evil, but I’ve got a mallet! *whacks the Dragon Alchemist over the head with the mallet* Boo-yah!!
DA: *swirly eyes* Oro?
<<<>>>
Chapter One: The Insanity Begins...
Tyrande had just finished working on yet another successful experiment involving her suit of technological armor. So she was a mad scientist. Big deal.
But like most eighteen-year-old girls, Tyrande needed some R&R--that is, rest and relaxation--so she flipped on her television and turned to the news channel. There she saw something rather interesting.
A video clip from a beach-vacationer’s home movie showing a large white bird-ish, dragon-ish creature was using its powerful, hands- and arms-like wings to send ships flying of on gigantic tidal waves.
The news broadcaster was saying something about the creature being, “a child’s videogame fantasy gone awry”. The broadcaster also said that the creature had terrorized the beaches and shipyards all along the California coast and had apparently moved on to the East Coast, as it had been spotted off of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. However, it remained missing--for now.
Tyrande was now bored with the news, since it had gone on to covering stories like, “How to Make a Soufflé Without it Deflating” and other unimportant subjects.
She turned to the radiation monitors as her amber eyes glinted with an air of cunning. Her eyes had been the object of her childhood teasing, jeering, ridiculing, and name-calling, and had also led her to retreat into the sanctuary of her laboratory. There she did work that would otherwise be ignored, even by military experts.
Now Tyrande’s only friends were the radioactive test subjects and the beeping and blinking computer screens that shared the space in her lab.
Then of course, there was the weight room... One had to be in shape to work with the heavy equipment within the lab. It was also a good place to vent her anger and channel it into something productive.
But the weight room would have to wait, for one of the monitors in the computers’ mainframe was going berserk! It was obviously picking up some kind of inter-dimensional activity.
“Why else would it have gone nuts? It’s never picked up that kind of stuff before.” Tyrande said to herself. She made her way to the computer, but as she did, the entire lab began to cause uproar. The beeping, wailing, and screaming noises along with blinking lights made Tyrande tense. She knew that there had to be something very fishy going on. But what?
The answer to her question was about to be answered, because the screen that was connected to the surveillance cameras kept on showing odd clips of strange creatures, much like the one she’d seen on the news earlier... yet somehow very different.
Suddenly, a louder wailing noise was heard over the clamor of the other lab equipment. “Intruder alert! Intruder alert!” wailed the computer’s digital voice.
Finally the computers had had enough. They lost power from all of the alarms and screens that had gone off. The room was completely dark--save for one tiny glimmer of light coming from the air vent.
“This had better be good. Whoever set off that alarm is gonna pay.” Tyrande growled, feeling her frustration growing, now border lining on outright anger.
Tyrande moved swiftly to the air vent and tore the grating off with surprising strength. Inside she discovered the source of the light, it was a flame on the tip of the tail of a small golden lizard.
The little thing gave her a baleful look as she noticed that its leg had been caught in the fan. “Char charmander…” was all the thing could say.
Tyrande now thought, Wait, that thing talked? Hmm. It sure is lucky the fan isn’t on right now.
“You are a lucky little fellow that the power is out that controls the fan. Here, I’ll get you out in just a moment.” Tyrande cooed. She liked the look of the little fellah, cute, but strong.
As Tyrande reached in to grab the little fire-lizard, she heard the main computer come back on line saying, “Initiating back-up power supply systems. All systems coming back on line.”
Uh oh. That’s no good! Tyrande thought.
Swiftly she reached in and grabbed the fire-lizard’s trapped foot and jerked free with all the speed she could muster. Not a second too soon as the air systems were now coming back online and the fan started up again. The fire lizard gave a sharp cry of pain and sprayed her face with flames.
“Yeeouch! Ye are a right ol’ fire lizard, aren’t ya, matey” Tyrande exclaimed, putting on a nautical accent.
She brought it down to the medical room where she bandaged its foot, and put a salve on her burns.
When she finished, she turned to the fire lizard. “Now, I can’t keep calling you an ‘it’, now can I? Are you a girl?”
The fire lizard nodded its golden head vigorously, “Charmander!”
“Charmander, eh? That sounds familiar… Oh, that game, Pokemon! So, that’s what’s going on…”
_-=-_
Sandy was being chased by a monster!
Okay, maybe it wasn’t exactly a monster… It just scared her. It was a big furry… something.
In reality—which had been twisted due to Sandy’s fear—this said “monster” was actually a small, fox-like animal, creamy white colored, and just plain adorable. Whatever caused Sandy to be frightened of it in the first place is still unknown to this day.
However, Sandy was being chased by the cute little fellow, not in a ravenous “I’m going to eat you!” way that the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood may have acted toward his adversary, but in a cutesy “I want to play a game!” way that a small puppy would have acted toward its beloved owner. Sandy was also terrible at playing tag; therefore, the thing was gaining on her.
“Eevee!” exclaimed the monster as it came closer.
Sandy tripped over something and fell on her face in the dirt. “Oww!” she cried. The monster ran up to her, the pitter-patter of its paws in the dust of the pathway sounding like the pounding footsteps of a giant. It stood over the poor, frightened girl and sniffed her blonde curls. When Sandy found her bearings and thus came to her senses, the monster didn’t seem as scary anymore. It looked her right in her crystal blue eyes with it’s big round brown ones and said, “Eevee!”
“Aww!” she squealed at it. “You’re just like a puppy. Can I keep you?”
“Eevee!” the little puppy-like-monster replied.
“Well, then… Um, what should I call you?” pondered Sandy. She loved naming her pets and just couldn’t seem to find one suited for her newfound friend.
“Eevee!” said the puppy-like-monster.
“That’s all you know how to say, isn’t it?” Sandy asked.
“Eevee!” it repeated.
“I thought so.” sighed Sandy. “About a name… Well, I can’t name you if I don’t know whether you’re a boy or a girl, now can I?”
The monster nodded.
“Are you a girl?” Sandy asked it.
The monster shook its head.
“Then you’re a boy!” exclaimed Sandy. “I’ll call you Ace.”
The monster jumped up and down, finding enjoyment in its new name.
“So, Ace? What would you like to do?” asked Sandy.
_-=-_
As Tyrande finished the tending of herself and her new charmander, the main weapons computer came on with a very unpleasant announcement. “Missile launch count down initiated. Ten... nine… eight… seven… six… five… four… three… two… one. Missile launch confirmed.”
“WHAT MISSILE LAUCH!?! Computer, cancel the launch. Overide the launch sequence!” Tyrande bellowed.
“Negative. Missile is already en route to target” came the computer’s monotone reply.
“What?! Computer, plot the missile’s trajectory and target!” Tyrande was in a very bad state, and for good reason. The government would no doubt have detected the launch and could use it to track her down. She only got worse when she saw the missile’s trajectory and target. A lesser person would have probably dropped dead in shock and horror. The target was none other than the capitol of the free world, the White House, and not to mention, that was where the President of the United States was at that precise moment.
“Oooohh nooo… this is not good. This is very bad… Heeheehee… dis is very no good….” Tyrande laughed weakly.
Meanwhile at the White House…
“Mr. President! There’s been a missile launch here in the continental United States, and it’s not one of ours!” one general was yelling.
“General! We have an update on that missile’s trajectory, and it’s headed right for us! It’ll be here in less than a minute!” an aid cried out in horror.
There was confusion and chaos in the White House as secrete service struggled to get the President out in time. Just as they got him out onto the lawn in front of the White House, the missile crashed into the ground not a few feet from where they stood.
Silence.
The terrified Secrete Service men who had thrown themselves over the President looked up and stared at the crumpled rocket standing with its nose buried in the lawn. Still nothing.
“So… who wants to poke the thing and see if it’s dead?”
“Ehe, you can Bob, I’m not moving”
“No way, you poke it, John!”
“Not in your life! Hey, let’s make the intern do it! Okay intern, here’s chance to prove yourself, kiddo!”
“Yup, we will be over here with the president… way over here!”
“You heard the man, intern, so move it, maggot!”
So the poor intern nervously picked up a stick while the others hurried Bush off (he could only say ‘nuclear’). He squinted his eyes up as he reached out with a violently shaking hand holding a stick, and as lightly as he could, tapped it, which, unfortunately given his trembling state, was pretty hard and made a loud ringing noise. Everyone threw themselves flat and covered their heads. Still nothing.
When the bomb squad arrived, they confirmed that the missile was a dud, and did not even have any sort of payload, a fact that left everyone stumped and confused. What was the point of launching a missile at the White House if it doesn’t even posses a payload? Was it a threat, or a warning?
Of course the incident was all over the news, people were formulating theories of terrorists and conspiracies, each one getting even wilder and crazier than the last.
Tyrande was thanking her lucky stars that she had never put any payloads in any of her rockets. It had been a very close call, as it seemed that the government could not track the launch back to its point of origin.
_-=-_
DA: Muwahahahaha Uwhahahaha! Make the intern do it, I love it! Ehehe….. minions.
KF: Grrrr! Anyway, we hope you enjoyed our first chapter. Be prepared for much more craziness in the future. See ya!
DA: (minions) ^^ ;249-d;