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;065; So, your FIRST Non-PokéMon Fic EVER, huh?
No, you idiot. :smacks over head with broom:
;248; I think he meant INSIDE the FORUM.
OOOHHH. In that case, yes.
This is my—
;249-d; First Non-PokéMon Fic on the Serebii Forums?
Yeah... AAAAHHHHHH!!! GET HIM OUT GET HIM OUT GET HIM OUT!!!!
;197; What they said. Presenting TEAM LINK CHAPPY 1.
Chapter 1: Arcane Business
“We ready?”
“Yep.”
“Let’s go, then!”
It was still dark out when Lisa, Bobby, Richard, and Cam struck out into the night. Their destination: Club Arcane House.
“You sure about this?” Cam Cheu asked. Her shoulder-length golden hair complimented her dark blue eyes well, especially under the light of the full moon. Cam was the cautious one on Team Arcane, the scared one. Being the youngest of the group, this was understandable for 7-year-old Cam. More strangely, she preferred photography to most other things. “Remember that newspaper article?”
“Yeah,” Richard Ralph agreed. Richard had light-brown skin and jet-black spiky hair. He was tall and thin, but being 8 years old, he wasn’t about to enter anywhere small on his own—unless, of course, there was cash to be found. Money couldn’t hide from Richard Ralph, and he was always on the prowl. “But then, how likely is it that a portal’s gonna appear in the sky with no warning whatsoever?”
“Very likely.” Lisa Boraleantis was the one with imagination, the one with the intuition. She had a paranoid tendency of sensing things before they happened, and she often used this to her advantage in arguments, whether her backup existed or not. The others said she was a disgrace, being 10 years old, but Lisa took it as a compliment. Just as she took those jeers at school about having white skin and black eyes and head-to-waist hair. She enjoyed naming things, and her unofficial names annoyed Bobby as much as the word in the following sentence after It’s annoys her.
“It’s impossible.” According to Bobby Bolast, everything unnatural was impossible! He says that word impossible impossibly much, much to Lisa’s annoyance. Tall and strong, Bobby seemed to be the perfect athlete—at least from the outside. He actually preferred studying explosives at home (as if that weren’t unnatural enough!). “ Portals could never open!”
“Shut up or we’ll get caught!” Richard hissed as the he lowered himself into the clubhouse.
Club Arcane House was (obviously) the clubhouse for Team Arcane. From the outside, it was painted black and the roof was plastered all over with grass in the middle of a large hole in a hill—probably why its inhabitants had never been found sneaking out to it. Also, the wood that composed the under-roof served as a sound barrier to block sound from the inside, while the higher up roof of grass muffled the footsteps over it sufficiently enough to block out the difference between the wood and the grass. You could walk right over it 200 times and still never find the clubhouse, which was complete with a lockable trapdoor with a green locking lever that was replaceable with a white one for winter and a marble one for autumn.
Inside, the Club Arcane House was much different. The walls were painted black, yellow, orange, and red to look like fire, hence the arcane part. The four members of the club would come in to discuss their thoughts, just to relieve their mind from their troubles. But today, everyone has questions, and no one has answers…
Except Link.
Ding…
Everyone in the clubhouse panicked except Lisa, who left the clubhouse to get a proper look at things.
Dong…
She reentered the clubhouse and pulled out the others.
Drrang…
The third triangle had appeared now. Each member of Team Arcane was in shock. The three triangles that had appeared formed a huge triangle, with a space in the center that was also triangular. Out of this dropped a boy of about 10 dressed in green, with a short, but sharp sword in its sheath on its back behind a compact tempered shield. His big, blue eyes shone when they met their gaze.
Bobby wanted to speak first, to not seem cowardly. “What do you want?” He spoke coldly to hide his fear.
The boy’s unnaturally long ears pricked, and he motioned into the warp spot. After that he jumped right back in. Not wanting to be left behind, Cam followed. The others raced after her—straight into the portal.
Back on Windfall Island, Quadrant D2 on the Sea Chart, the boy tried to get them to introduce each other. They wouldn’t do so naturally (the boy found it very odd), so he figured he needed to introduce himself first.
“Name’s Link Xalax. Pleasure to introduce myself.” Those were the first words Team Arcane heard from Link, and they left a good first impression.
“I’m Lisa Boraleantis, this is Bobby Bolast, Cam Cheu, and Richard Ralph. Together we make up Team Arcane.”
Link nodded and whispered, “Yes! If they’re already a team, then they already know each other, and then they’ll have to get along already, and then we can move faster, and then—“
“What?” Richard asked impatiently.
Link turned back to them. “If you’ll excuse me, but I’m trying to find a team to stop the terrible evil that’s plaguing this Great Sea that we’re standing on, but—“
“We’ll help!” For cautious young Cam, this was a bold move on her part. She didn’t even ask about prerequisites. Apparently, Link thought that everyone meant it, because he proceeded to ask, “What do you like to do?”
“I like photography…” Cam said embarrassedly.
“I just got a Picto Box from that cell over there.” He pointed to a brick wall with a concealed door. It was confusing, until Common Sense told them that the Picto Box had been inside the door. A Picto Box must be a camera, judging Link brought it up now.
“I’ve always enjoyed giving things names…” Lisa seemed more embarrassed at admitting this than Cam had been.
“None of the monsters on the Great Sea have names, and I’m always running into them.” As if to prove his point, a red blob of gel rose up from the ground and sprung at Link, who agilely sidestepped the attack. He then stabbed at it with his sword. It blew up in a black-and-purple explosion of dust. Link stuffed the gem that had appeared into his wallet.
Richard thought it would now be good to mention that, “I like money.” It was. Link shoved him the bag. “Then manage money. That gem I just picked up was a Yellow Rupee. Worth 10 Green Rupees and 5 Blue Rupees. They’re unusual; I almost never find them.”
“I like explosives.” Bobby went last after learning that Cam was willing to admit information to a total stranger.
“Where I’m going, the fruit is said to be volatile,” Link replied, grinning. “I just got the Sail, so TO THE KING OF RED LIONS!”
“THE KING OF RED LIONS?!”
No, you idiot. :smacks over head with broom:
;248; I think he meant INSIDE the FORUM.
OOOHHH. In that case, yes.
This is my—
;249-d; First Non-PokéMon Fic on the Serebii Forums?
Yeah... AAAAHHHHHH!!! GET HIM OUT GET HIM OUT GET HIM OUT!!!!
;197; What they said. Presenting TEAM LINK CHAPPY 1.
Chapter 1: Arcane Business
“We ready?”
“Yep.”
“Let’s go, then!”
It was still dark out when Lisa, Bobby, Richard, and Cam struck out into the night. Their destination: Club Arcane House.
“You sure about this?” Cam Cheu asked. Her shoulder-length golden hair complimented her dark blue eyes well, especially under the light of the full moon. Cam was the cautious one on Team Arcane, the scared one. Being the youngest of the group, this was understandable for 7-year-old Cam. More strangely, she preferred photography to most other things. “Remember that newspaper article?”
“Yeah,” Richard Ralph agreed. Richard had light-brown skin and jet-black spiky hair. He was tall and thin, but being 8 years old, he wasn’t about to enter anywhere small on his own—unless, of course, there was cash to be found. Money couldn’t hide from Richard Ralph, and he was always on the prowl. “But then, how likely is it that a portal’s gonna appear in the sky with no warning whatsoever?”
“Very likely.” Lisa Boraleantis was the one with imagination, the one with the intuition. She had a paranoid tendency of sensing things before they happened, and she often used this to her advantage in arguments, whether her backup existed or not. The others said she was a disgrace, being 10 years old, but Lisa took it as a compliment. Just as she took those jeers at school about having white skin and black eyes and head-to-waist hair. She enjoyed naming things, and her unofficial names annoyed Bobby as much as the word in the following sentence after It’s annoys her.
“It’s impossible.” According to Bobby Bolast, everything unnatural was impossible! He says that word impossible impossibly much, much to Lisa’s annoyance. Tall and strong, Bobby seemed to be the perfect athlete—at least from the outside. He actually preferred studying explosives at home (as if that weren’t unnatural enough!). “ Portals could never open!”
“Shut up or we’ll get caught!” Richard hissed as the he lowered himself into the clubhouse.
Club Arcane House was (obviously) the clubhouse for Team Arcane. From the outside, it was painted black and the roof was plastered all over with grass in the middle of a large hole in a hill—probably why its inhabitants had never been found sneaking out to it. Also, the wood that composed the under-roof served as a sound barrier to block sound from the inside, while the higher up roof of grass muffled the footsteps over it sufficiently enough to block out the difference between the wood and the grass. You could walk right over it 200 times and still never find the clubhouse, which was complete with a lockable trapdoor with a green locking lever that was replaceable with a white one for winter and a marble one for autumn.
Inside, the Club Arcane House was much different. The walls were painted black, yellow, orange, and red to look like fire, hence the arcane part. The four members of the club would come in to discuss their thoughts, just to relieve their mind from their troubles. But today, everyone has questions, and no one has answers…
Except Link.
Ding…
Everyone in the clubhouse panicked except Lisa, who left the clubhouse to get a proper look at things.
Dong…
She reentered the clubhouse and pulled out the others.
Drrang…
The third triangle had appeared now. Each member of Team Arcane was in shock. The three triangles that had appeared formed a huge triangle, with a space in the center that was also triangular. Out of this dropped a boy of about 10 dressed in green, with a short, but sharp sword in its sheath on its back behind a compact tempered shield. His big, blue eyes shone when they met their gaze.
Bobby wanted to speak first, to not seem cowardly. “What do you want?” He spoke coldly to hide his fear.
The boy’s unnaturally long ears pricked, and he motioned into the warp spot. After that he jumped right back in. Not wanting to be left behind, Cam followed. The others raced after her—straight into the portal.
Back on Windfall Island, Quadrant D2 on the Sea Chart, the boy tried to get them to introduce each other. They wouldn’t do so naturally (the boy found it very odd), so he figured he needed to introduce himself first.
“Name’s Link Xalax. Pleasure to introduce myself.” Those were the first words Team Arcane heard from Link, and they left a good first impression.
“I’m Lisa Boraleantis, this is Bobby Bolast, Cam Cheu, and Richard Ralph. Together we make up Team Arcane.”
Link nodded and whispered, “Yes! If they’re already a team, then they already know each other, and then they’ll have to get along already, and then we can move faster, and then—“
“What?” Richard asked impatiently.
Link turned back to them. “If you’ll excuse me, but I’m trying to find a team to stop the terrible evil that’s plaguing this Great Sea that we’re standing on, but—“
“We’ll help!” For cautious young Cam, this was a bold move on her part. She didn’t even ask about prerequisites. Apparently, Link thought that everyone meant it, because he proceeded to ask, “What do you like to do?”
“I like photography…” Cam said embarrassedly.
“I just got a Picto Box from that cell over there.” He pointed to a brick wall with a concealed door. It was confusing, until Common Sense told them that the Picto Box had been inside the door. A Picto Box must be a camera, judging Link brought it up now.
“I’ve always enjoyed giving things names…” Lisa seemed more embarrassed at admitting this than Cam had been.
“None of the monsters on the Great Sea have names, and I’m always running into them.” As if to prove his point, a red blob of gel rose up from the ground and sprung at Link, who agilely sidestepped the attack. He then stabbed at it with his sword. It blew up in a black-and-purple explosion of dust. Link stuffed the gem that had appeared into his wallet.
Richard thought it would now be good to mention that, “I like money.” It was. Link shoved him the bag. “Then manage money. That gem I just picked up was a Yellow Rupee. Worth 10 Green Rupees and 5 Blue Rupees. They’re unusual; I almost never find them.”
“I like explosives.” Bobby went last after learning that Cam was willing to admit information to a total stranger.
“Where I’m going, the fruit is said to be volatile,” Link replied, grinning. “I just got the Sail, so TO THE KING OF RED LIONS!”
“THE KING OF RED LIONS?!”