Psychic
Really and truly
The battle had not been happy, nor nice. Had that stupid trainer just minded his own business and kept his nose to himself the mansion wouldn’t have gotten to be in such a mess.
Kaylie felt truly horrible for the dragon, Yami. That wanna-be Rayquaza was only getting what was coming to him, what with his over-inflated ego. It was none of Kor’s business as to the scores two creatures had to settle.
He must have thought himself to be quite the high and mighty one. Mew said with a sigh halfway between anger and sadness. Not all humans have respect for those who deserve it, no matter how wise, old or powerful.
Yami, both her dignity and body hurt, began to leave, only to have the trainer run up to her and offer to help, with Mew and Kaylie listening closely. He’s still on his high horse! He thinks he helped everyone, when he made things worse! Mew pointed out angrily as Kor tried to ‘help’ Yami while saying something about not letting her hurt anyone.
“He claims not to be a jerk, but he just doesn’t get it,” Kaylie growled. The Western Dragon was right, though; not only would Yami’s friends go after Kor, but Kaylie and Mew as well.
Myuu, enrages, grabbed an entire cake, minus a slice and hurrying after the angry dragon. Kaylie took a step forward, and was about to try to fight her way through a mass of costumed bodies when Mew, by means of Psychic powers, lifted the girl over the crowd to chase after Myuu, their only friend, and Yami, the dragon who seemed to be one of the few people at the party who knew how to act civilly.
Out the door the partners went, following Myuu to the hurt form of Yami, which was shifting and changing to become human. Myuu reached her, and there was something in the air-pure Psychic energy, Mew realized.
The two came to rest next to the figures on the ground. “Myuu,” Kaylie said, placing a hand on the Mew girl’s shoulder. “Is there anything we can do to help?”
Kaylie felt truly horrible for the dragon, Yami. That wanna-be Rayquaza was only getting what was coming to him, what with his over-inflated ego. It was none of Kor’s business as to the scores two creatures had to settle.
He must have thought himself to be quite the high and mighty one. Mew said with a sigh halfway between anger and sadness. Not all humans have respect for those who deserve it, no matter how wise, old or powerful.
Yami, both her dignity and body hurt, began to leave, only to have the trainer run up to her and offer to help, with Mew and Kaylie listening closely. He’s still on his high horse! He thinks he helped everyone, when he made things worse! Mew pointed out angrily as Kor tried to ‘help’ Yami while saying something about not letting her hurt anyone.
“He claims not to be a jerk, but he just doesn’t get it,” Kaylie growled. The Western Dragon was right, though; not only would Yami’s friends go after Kor, but Kaylie and Mew as well.
Myuu, enrages, grabbed an entire cake, minus a slice and hurrying after the angry dragon. Kaylie took a step forward, and was about to try to fight her way through a mass of costumed bodies when Mew, by means of Psychic powers, lifted the girl over the crowd to chase after Myuu, their only friend, and Yami, the dragon who seemed to be one of the few people at the party who knew how to act civilly.
Out the door the partners went, following Myuu to the hurt form of Yami, which was shifting and changing to become human. Myuu reached her, and there was something in the air-pure Psychic energy, Mew realized.
The two came to rest next to the figures on the ground. “Myuu,” Kaylie said, placing a hand on the Mew girl’s shoulder. “Is there anything we can do to help?”