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>>952912
You head over to the woods on the right side of the path to see what is over there. You find the two archer bodies fallen onto the ground. One of the archers’ had fallen upon his bow creaking the bow, but the other is fine if a bit low quality. You also, find 34 arrows on the two of them, with 17 in each. When you walk back into the clearing the you see that Lisa is adding two quivers of arrows, one with 17 arrows and the other holding 16 arrows. Adding onto the growing loot pile Evan places the weapons of the three warriors to the pile.

“Well that could have gone better”, says Evan as he gets up with Jonathan’s help. You see that he now has a bandage wrapped around him. Jonathan himself has a bandage over where he was hit. Earl comes over to the two of them and offers them a potion. Evan takes two drinking one and handing the other to char who sips it gratefully. Earl tries to hand one over to Jonathan, but he refuses taking out one from the store and drinking it.

“I think we should take that cart”, says Lisa, “It would let us transport prisoners, loot, and if we get tired we can use it to rest while still traveling”.

“That is a rather good Idea Lisa”, begins Evan, “but what about the Ponyta’s that is pulling the cart”.

“Oh don’t worry about them”, says Lisa begin to walk towards the creature the probably just took him from a farmer, and either way I have away with such critters”. Lisa walks over to the front of the cart over to the Ponyta’s that were hitched to the cart. She begins to pet them and reaches into her bag offering them some oran berries, which they eat from her palm.

“See piece of cake”, she says while walking back over to the group, “I’m gonna name them Flash and Flame. Flash being the male and Flame being the female”, pointing the first and second ones respectively.

“Okay then less get going”, says Evan as he grabs some stuff and puts it in the cart and jumps in. Lisa and Digger heads to the front of the cart and grabs the reigns and Jonathan joins her with Isis and Juno. Alexander and Drake hop into the cart alongside Evan, and Earl and Flo hop into the cart besides them. You get into the cart on the opposite side with Fe jumping in beside you and immediately Elizabeth jumps in and begins to lean on you. Mary hops onto Storm and trots over to the side of the cart.

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>>952917
Seeing that you all are ready Lisa snaps the reigns causing Flash and Flame to begin to move.

“These people are too well-armed”, says Alexander addressing the group, “We need to find out who their supplier is. If it is one of the great noble houses it could cause a large amount of trouble”.

At that Earl pipes up, “Why would any of the nobles help the rebels?”

“Well Earl”, begins Alexander, “It depends on which house is doing it, but most likely it would be to gain the throne. The most likely candidate would be House Silva as the rebels have mainly been active in this region, which they control. However, now I am beginning to believe that it may be House Hydros as the rebels are very well armed and they have good access to trade goods due to their control of numerous port towns. In addition most of the attacks have also, been close to their territory.”

Just as he finishes up you begin year the sound of rushing water. Lisa stops the cart and you all head out towards to the edge of the forest. As you all look over to the river you see a surprising sight. By the river is a camp of 15 men with a number of tents sprung up. Most of the men are around a central fire though some are over by some carts or tending to a group of Ponyta’s that are all in a corral. Evan falls back to the cart and all of you follow him quietly.

“Ok here is the plan”, He begins, “First off we will…..

Roll 2d100. Also who gets what there are 5 axes, 3 bows, 67 arrows, and 1 aura sword, axe, and Spear

A. Charge In with the cart
B. Charge in
C. Try to move in closer
D. Try to sneak into the camp
E. Maneuver around and surround them
F. Fall back and get reinforcements
G. other

Rolled 5, 63 = 68 (2d100)

>>952924
>E. Maneuver around and surround them

>>952992
Item distribution?

>>953031
Let them take their pick.

“First off we are going to try to surround the camp. Are goal is to surround the camp and attack from both sides. Once we have the camp surround I will give the signal, which will be Alexander using thunder. Once the signal comes we will charge in. Now we the two groups will be me leading Alexander, Mary, and Earl on the close side and Donn will lead Lisa, Jonathan and Mary on the far side. Now let’s head out”.

With that you head into the bushes along with the rest of your group. The four of you manage to walk through the brush quietly, though you do step on a couple of branches. The camp is too far away to hear you. You manage to get close to the Ponyta corral before you hear an alarm.

“Intruders at the camp everyone on duty”, comes a shout from the camp. The bandits stationed at the corral turn and begin to run towards the other side of the camp. Suddenly you see the signal that you were waiting for a bit earlier than you were expecting. Everyone in the group looks towards you and you decide to….

Roll 2d100
A. Charge In
B. Try to sneak closer
C. Release the Ponyta
D. Ride the Ponyta into the fight
E. other

Rolled 94, 94 = 188 (2d100)

>>953299
>B. Try to sneak closer

>>953345
You raise your hand and quietly signal to the rest of the group to move a bit closer to the camp. The four of you move quickly and quietly towards the camp. Your progress is interrupted by some of the rebels quickly running past you. However, they don’t seem to notice you and instead head towards a large tent in the center of the camp. The bandits head into the camp and intrigued you move a bit closer to the tent.

“Sir, it seems that we are under attack. What should we do?” asks a rather nervous voice.

“Cain what are their numbers?” asks a significantly calmer voice.

“Well it is only four people, but they are so well armed that thy must be with the Silva’s. Which means that they are probably an advanced guard which means that an army is coming soon and we need to get out of here now”, answers the nervous voice.

“Cain what have I told you about needless worrying,” says the calm man, “We can easily handle four people no matter how well armed they are. Besides if we just move into our base of our hunter allies they will be hard pressed to find us. Now quit worrying and tell me what our benefactors have said”.

“Well in the latest shipment they have sent us some mixtures that can be used to catch more pokemon. They also sent us some more of those fire starters. Also, this shipment sent a rare pokemon for you but it is still over in its cage by the river”, says the nervous voice with a small tremble in his voice.

Hearing this you realize that the man in the tent must be the leader of this group. As such you decide that it would be a good idea to….

Roll 2d100
A. Go join Evan
B. Attack through the tent(-10 to rolls)
C. Find the pokemon
D. Enter the tent and attack
E. other

Rolled 99, 40 = 139 (2d100)

>>953483
>A. Go join Evan

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You signal again to the group to head over to Evan. You quickly move away from the tent and begin to head towards the sounds of the fighting.

All of a sudden a number of bolts of electricity burst from over where Evan and the others are. The electricity is followed by a blast of thunder which you feel pushing you back a bit. In addition to the electricity some flames erupt over there catching some of the tents on fire.

“What was that”, shouts the nervous man as he rushes outside of the tent. Almost immediately he catches sight of the four of you and calls into the tent, “Boss they’re in front of the tent what should I do”.

“Kill them obviously”, says their leader as he walks out with a Houndour at his feet and sword in hand. He is followed by two other people who grab the swords at their side and have their Starlys begin to fly beside them.

“Ok boss”, says the nervous man, “Come on Pat its fightin time”. At this a Patrat that was behind him steps out looking equally nervous and grabs a sword. Looks like you’ll have to stand and fight.

Roll 2d100 and state target

Donn
A. Knife(normal or aura)
B. Twin Knife(-10)
C. Tags (2 mud-slap, 4 string shot, 4 poison sting)
D. Crossbow(10 bolts)
E. Bola 7
F. Net 7
G. Stone
H. Try to defend with aura
I. Other

Fe
A. Tackle
B. Headbutt
C. Mudslap
D. Harden

I will return around 4:30 pm. Feedback and questions?

Rolled 72, 24 = 96 (2d100)

>>953633
If we manage to take out the leader, this will be over quickly.
Therefore,
>Donn
Poison Sting tag the dude and
>Fe
Mudslap the Houndour.

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Immediately the nervous man falls to the ground in pain and his Patrat passes out. You look over and see Jonathan and his pokemon eyes a glow staring at the two.

“What the hell, they have psychic”, shouts the leader looking at Jonathan with a hint of worry.

Taking advantage of his distraction you reach into your bag and grab a poison sting tag and charge it. He sees your motion and goes to touch a ring on his right hand, but it is too late for him he gets hit by the needle. The man stumbles, but recovers himself send his Houndour forth. The creature launches a blast of fire at Fe, who tries to counter with a mud-slap. Unfortunately, she fails and is glanced by the blast. However, despite it being a glancing blow you see it did serious damage.

The second of the two sword wielders charges at Elizabeth with his Starly. As Elizabeth begins to dig in her pouch for a tag the Starly flies at her, and is immediately intercepted by Maria who once again conjures a dark palm and smacks it to the ground. Elizabeth grabs a tag and releases the spell which nicks the man doing a bit of damage.

The first of the sword wielders has a bit more luck than the others. He rushes at Lisa and manages to slash her across the side. She tries to retaliate, but the wound throws her off and she misses. His pokemon doesn’t share its master’s luck as when his Starly goes I for a peck Digger is able to dodge and counter with a quick attack.

Nervous man heavily injured, 2nd Starly heavily injured

Leader lightly injured, 2nd swordsman lightly injured, 1st Starly lightly injured

1st Swordsman unharmed Houndour unharmed

Fe and Lisa are heavily injured

Donn
A. Knife(normal or aura)
B. Twin Knife(-10)
C. Tags (2 mud-slap, 4 string shot, 3 poison sting)
D. Crossbow(10 bolts)
E. Bola 7
F. Net 7
G. Stone
H. Try to defend with aura
I. Other

Fe
A. Tackle
B. Headbutt
C. Mudslap
D. Harden

I will be back around 4:30 om today. Questions and feedback?

Rolled 90, 29 = 119 (2d100)

>>956394
Donn
>Crossbow the leader straight into something vital.
Fe
>Mudslap the Houndour.
We can't risk to have Fe take more damage.

By the way, dude... thanks for running this. Your quest is pretty great, even though I can't always play.

Seeing how the battle is currently going you decide to grab some more firepower and reach into your pack. As you do two screams rip it the air. Ahead of you the nervous man lies dead slumped over the body of his Patrat, with blood coming from his nose. You turn to the source of the other scream and see that the 1st swordsman over a kneeling Lisa clutching his head. He falls to his knees and you see Jonathan walking towards him with Isis and Juno, all of the eyes aglow. His Starly tries to help him, but he is quickly assaulted by Digger with a quick attack getting sent back.

You quickly turn back and grab the crossbow that you got from the hooded man in the cave. As you load a bolt into the crossbow and begin to pull it into place the leader raises his hand. At that signal the Houndour readies another ember, but is interrupted by Fe sending a Mudslap into his mouth. The creature flies back and begins to cough up mud. The leader seeing that his Houndour got hit that badly raises his ring hand once more, but this time is meet by your bolt piercing through his neck. The leader falls down immediately dead.

Seeing that the leader and the other two had fallen the ground he runs towards Elizabeth. Before she is able to get a tag he rushes past her, pushing her down, and moves around the tent. His Starly tries to follow him, but Maria, enraged by its masters actions forms the dark palm again and slams it down finishing it.

1st swordsman heavily injured, Houndour heavily injured, Starly heavily injured

2nd lightly injured and fleeing

Fe/ Lisa heavily injured

Roll 2d100 with target

Donn
A. Knife(normal or aura)
B. Twin Knife(-10)
C. Tags (2 mud-slap, 4 string shot, 4 poison sting)
D. Crossbow(10 bolts)
E. Bola 7
F. Net 7
G. Stone
H. Try to defend with aura
I. Other

Fe
A. Tackle
B. Headbutt
C. Mudslap
D. Harden

I will return at 4:30 pm. Questions and feedback?

Rolled 85, 69 = 154 (2d100)

>>959027
Alright. We got this.
Donn takes on the Houndour.
>Knife the shit outta it.
Fe supports him, but stays back. We miiight need Fe alive.
>Mudslap

Fe tries to hit the Houndour with another muslap to finish it off. However, it manages to roll out of the way in time. Luckily for you it allows you to rush in and slash it across the throat finishing it off. You turn over to try to help Lisa, but you see that it is already taken care of it. The swordsman is lying dead with Juno and Isis poking him, and for a couple seconds you see a strange look in her eyes. Jonathan is sitting by her and is bandaging her wounded side. Lisa on her part is drinking a potion and occasionally wince’s in pain.

While Lisa is getting healed up the Starly comes in for a wing attack on Digger. The Starly manages to land the attack on Digger sending him tumbling back. Seeing this Lisa stumbles over and manages to slash the Starly finishing it off. However, this does cause her to double over in pain from her wound and Jonathan and his two pokemon catch her gently and lay her down.

Elizabeth quickly gets up from her position on the ground and rushes to follow the fleeing swordsman. Maria quickly floats behind her and within seconds they are out of sight.

With your portion of the fight taken care of you are able to pay more attention to the sounds of the battle that Evan and his group are locked in. The first thing that you notice is that the battle is markedly more quiet than it was earlier though you still can see the occasional burst of fire. This leaves you with a couple of options on what to do.

A. Chase the last man with Elizabeth (1d100)
B. Loot(1d100)
C. Go help Evan
D. Find pokemon they mentioned
E. Other

>>962598
Find the pokemon

“Ok, while Elizabeth goes after that guy I will go look for that pokemon they mentioned”, you say to Jonathan and Lisa as you begin you to walk towards the river.

“Fine then I will stay here and take care of Lisa”, says Jonathan looking up from Lisa, “In fact, why don’t you leave Fe with me while you are away so I can check her. She did take quite the beating while she was fighting”.

“Okay then, take good care of her”, you respond after petting Fe and directing her to Jonathan.

As you walk over to the river you hear that the sounds of battle have gotten even quieter. All of a sudden there is a huge blast of fire erupts forth. It is accompanied by two bolts of electricity striking the center. You pick up the pace and begin to jog to the river so you can go see what had happened quicker.

You make it to the river and see that bandits had left a lot of stuff around the river. Ranging from rags to bones to random bags. You attention is quickly captured by a strange cry coming from your side. You turn to face it and see a cage with a covered with a cloth. You walk over to the cage and reach in to remove the cloth and see a….

a. A blue and tan round creature
b. A small blue creature with a white thing around their neck and large eyes
c. A small blue and white creature with a shell on its stomach
d. A blue creature with flippers and a short yellow beak

I will return around 10am tomorrow. Feedback and questions.

>>964588
when I said tomorrow I meant today.

>>962767
c. A small blue and white creature with a shell on its stomach
Thank you for running this, Spruce. It's a shame you don't have many players.

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Inside of the cage you see a small blue and white creature with a shell on its stomach. Hearing your approach it backs away in fear stumbling over itself in its panic. As the creature trips over itself you notice that it has a large scar across its back. The creature also seems to be malnourished as all of its movements seem to lack any strength.

You take your eyes away from the sorry state of the creature and examine the cage it is in. The cage is a small one made with iron bars with a wooden top and bottom. As you examine it further you notice that it has a padlock, which you don’t have a key for. Taking notice of all these things you decide to.

Roll a 1d100 if you choose c-f

A. Walk away
B. Go tell the others
C. Break the cage
D. Try to use your aura to break the cage
E. Give the creature a potion
F. Carry the cage back

I may be back around 9 am today, but due to travel I may be in later. Will update when in. Questions and feedback?

Rolled 6 (1d100)

E. Give the creature a potion
F. Carry the cage back
Such a little cutie. I hope we can keep it.

>>968444
Oh, shit... what happens? Is the cage too heavy and we break our back, leaving us paralyzed from the neck down?

You try to give the creature a potion, by placing it inside of the cage with it. However it just quickly rushes to the back pf its cage. Giving occasional fearful glances towards the potion bottle.

Seeing how the creature is not going to
go for the potion you decide to try to move the cage. You walk over to the cages back half, while the creature runs to the front where you where avoiding the potion. You grab the two far bars of the cage and begin to lift it up. However before you can take a single step the potion is thrown at you causing you to drop the cage. While you take no damage due to the potion you decide to rethink your approach and……

Roll 1d100 for c-f
A. Walk away
B. Go tell the others
C. Break the cage
D. Try to use your aura to break the cage
E. Give the creature a potion
F. Carry the cage back

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>968629
E. Give the creature a potion
F. Carry the cage back
Don't give in. If we continue our approach, it might understand that we don't have any ill intent.

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>968641
Oh... damn. I should give up on rolling, should I?

>>968645
Please don't its funnier this way.

You try to give the creature a potion again but the same thing happens once more. As soon as you place the potion in the cage the creature flinches away. When you go to pick the cage up it throws a potion at you and you drop it again.

You look at the creature, but when you look at it diverts its eyes in fear. Its actions only serve to show you that it has not had a pleasant life so far. Seeing its fear and pain you decide to rededicate yourself to freeing him.

With both if your potions used you are going to have to try a different strategy of attack.

Roll 1d100 for c-f

A. Walk away
B. Go tell the others
C. Break the cage
D. Try to use your aura to break the cage
E. Carry the cage back

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>968707
D. Try to use your aura to break the cage
Alright, Donn. Use Force Palm.

>>968746
Seriously? Why?

You try a different approach this time. Thinking of your training earlier in the day you try to focus your aura. You begin to feel an icy chill in your hands. You quickly try to release your energy, but it does not leave your body. Instead the energy just builds up in your hands and ice begins to form over them. You quickly try to stop it, but the damage has been done. Your hands are numb and blue.

Seeing what you have done the creature looks at you strangely. He quickly glances between the cage bars and your hands giving you a look of disbelief. Though he still has his look of fear he seems more thoughtful than he was before.

The cage seems to be perfectly fine though your hands are not. You feel that it could hurt if you try to use your aura like that again. With this in mind you decide to.

Roll 1d100 for c-f
A. Walk away
B. Go tell the others
C. Break the cage
D. Try to use your aura to break the cage
F. Carry the cage back

>>969872
Traffic to New York is evil.

Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>969872
>C. Break the cage
We can't feel our hands anyway, so hitting it won't hurt too much, right?

>>971321
Again? Why am I even playing it? To entertain Spruce, who might just spend his time laughing diabolically?

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>969872
>C. Break the cage

>>971360
Thanks, man.

“Ok Donn it’s time to get serious”, you mentally say to yourself looking at the cage. You gather all of the strength you have. You grab the bars of the cage and begin to pull. After a couple of minutes of pulling the bars begin to bend slightly. The creature in the cage looks at you in amassment from the back of the cage. As you keep pulling the bars it create a gap wide enough for the creature to walk through.

Tired from the work you sigh and sit down looking at the creature. It glances between you and the bars for a couple of seconds before it slowly walks out of the cage. It heads to the water and jumps in making a small splash before vanishing beneath the surface. He resurfaces a couple seconds later looking happy and staring at you. It jumps out of the waves and walks towards you and stops a couple feet away from you. You try to move closer to him, but as soon as you do it moves back quickly.

Seeing that the creature is now freed you decide to….

A. Head back to the center of camp
B. Go over to where the battle was
C. other

>>971593
B. Go over to where the battle was
They might still need help. Fighting, interrogation, looting... you call it.

With the creature in tow you begin to walk to where Evan’s group was fighting. As you head over there you notice that a lot of the tents as you get closer to the edge have burn marks.
Seeing the edge of the tents you begin to walk slower and more cautiously. You peek your head out and see that your worries were unfounded as standing in the clearing is the rest the group standing around surrounded by bodies.

“Oh hello Donn”, says Evan waving you over, “As you can see we were able to take care of things over here, though they did get a little crazy. The rest of your group already told me how things went with your group. With us they managed to spot us before we managed to get into position. Luckily they weren’t as well armed as the rest of the group so we managed to take them out with minimal problems”.

“So what should we do now”, you ask him looking around.

“Well first we should search around the camp for useful items, and then we can decide what to do next”.

Roll 1d100

A. Take ponyta’s
B. Don’t take them

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>971799
Merry christmas, Spruce.
Also,
A. Take ponytas
The ability to move faster rarely hurts, right?

>>973708
Wow, not again. Why, actually?

merry christmas

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You search around the battlefield for some loot, but are greatly disappointed. Due to the nature of the attacks that Evan and his group used there is very little that is usable over there. You head back into the camp where you fought your enemies and luckily it gives you a better yield. The two swordsmen where wielding normal blades. However, the leader and the nervous man have two strangely shaped blades which Mary calls a katana. They both were made of aura metal like the weapons of the guards earlier. Finally you pick up his ring.

“Ok what is with these rebels”, says Alexander, “That is an assault ring. They are some of the most expansive things to obtain and he has one. This is suspicious”.

As he says this Mary looks down at your hands and glares at you.

“What were you doing Donn that caused you to do that to your hands”, she says glaring at you.

“Well I was trying to free this little guy”, you say pointing to the small creature currently hiding behind you, “I tried to use my aura and it failed and froze my hands over”.

“You imbecile”, she shouts, “you don’t have the training needed for that. You could have completely messed up your aura flow. You are lucky to have gotten away as lightly injured as you are”.

She goes to continue, but she is interrupted by Elizabeth trying to drag the bandit she was chasing over to the center. She drops him in front of the Prince and immediately latches to your side.

“Prince what should we do with him”, she asks squeezing you.

“Well we could interrogate him for information any offers”, he says

A. Sure (questions roll 1d100)
B. No thanks (go do what?)

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>973766
>A. Sure (questions roll 1d100)
Where do these guys come from? Who is paying for their expensive equipment and all such? What is their job? What could someone hope to gain from their work?

>>973783
Well, this must be the spirit of christmas or something. The dice are merciful with me.

“I’ll do it”, you say grabbing your aura knife out of its sheath and walking over to him."

“Hello sir I have a few question and if you answer them I won’t shove my knife in you and freeze your blood ok?”

The man looks at you defiantly, but you can see there is fear in his eyes.

“Ok first why are you doing this?”

“To destroy the corrupt nobility that holds power in this nation, ad secure a safe life for you families.”

“Says the man part of an organization that robs and kills people.”

“Lies we have never attacked anyone who was not of the nobility”

“What about the Pokémon that you were planning on kidnapping in the forest”.

“What?”

“Never mind who is you benefactor”.

“I don’t know, but we get a lot of shipments from Jansian merchants in Aqualis”

“What do mean Jansian merchants”, asks Alexander, “Why would those islanders help a rebel group here?”

“Maybe because they recognize the justice that needs to be done here”

A. Ask more questions
B. Let him go
C. Imprison him
D. Kill him

A. Move on
B. Do something here(state what)

Rolled 9 (1d100)

>>973830
A. Ask more questions
Press the Pokemon in the forest issue. This guy has to know something. Anything.
Also, inquire about the nobility thing. What did they do wrong to upset people?

>>976239
Oh... not again.

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“What do you mean you don’t know about the forest you ask”, you ask glaring at him,

“I said that I don’t know and that means that I don’t know you impecile”, he replies rolling his eyes at you.

“What do you have against the nobility”, asks Alexander staring at him.

“Wow you must be a whole pack of idiots. I mean how you managed to beat all of us if you are this dumb”, He sighs, and continues “The nobility is made of a bunch of backstabbing idiots who care nothing for the peasants under their control. Of course you would all fail to see that as he has you eating out of his palm”.

“How dare you insult Evan”, shout Alexander.

“Easily I opened my mouth and insulted the spoiled brat”, replies with a smug grin.

At that Alexander leaps at the man though he is stopped by Jonathan. The bandit begins to laugh at his struggles and you get the feeling he will say nothing else useful.

A. Head out
B. Rest

Do what with the prisoner?
A. Have him as a prisoner
B. Execute him

Weren't you on thread #2 about a year ago? Did you take a hiatus?

>>976258
Do we have a lead where to go next? If so, we should head there as soon as possible. If not, we might want to rest and gather clues first.
Also, we should keep the prisoner as exactly that. If we manage to show him the good side of nobility, he might change his mind.

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“That will be enough Donn we shall see if he will be more responsive in the morning”, says Evan, “for now let’s just tie him up and put him in a tent under guard. You will be on guard duty first Donn so just find a tent and tie him up in it.”

“Okay then sir”, you reply and you begin to drag the man. Suddenly the man becomes lighter, and you turn around and see that Elizabeth is helping you carry him. Noticing that you are looking at her she begins to blush and smile at you. The two of you find a tent by the river and tie him in the center of it. Then you both sit by the river with the creature playing in the river and occasionally looking back at you.

“Thank you for helping me and letting me join you guys”, says Elizabeth as she looks over to you.

“It was no problem”, I reply turning to her, “I just wanted to help you out, and besides you were great today”.

“No you really need to know that it means a lot to me. If you ever need anything from me just ask and I will do it no matter what it is. So anyway what pokemon is that”, she asks looking at the pokemon.

“I don’t know what kind of pokemon he is I just found him in the cage”, I reply looking at the pokemon as he floats on the river.

“Well what are you going to name him”, she asks, “I mean you can’t not name a pokemon that follows you”.

What will I name the creature

Sorry I was most of the day.

>>978251
traveling

>>978247
It's actually following us? After the rolls I made?
I think a name like 'Lucky' would be fitting.
>>978251
Nice to see you're back.

“With how much of a pain it was to free him, and how embarrassing it was I find it lucky he is following. So I will call him Lucky”, I reply.

At these words the creature pops up over by me and smiles having heard his new name. You stand up and head back over to the tent with Elizabeth. The two of you stand guard for a good while, but nothing happens. After standing guard for a while with lucky sleeping atop tired Fe Jonathan and Lisa appear and relieve the two of you. You wave to Elizabeth and wish her a goodnights rest, though it looks like she has something more to say, and head into a tent.

When you get in the tent you see that there is a bed roll laid out in the center of the tent and not much else. Fe lays down as she normally does and Lucky lays his head down on her side.
Seeing the your Pokemon fall asleep you do so yourself.

Roll 1d100

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>979226
Well, now I am going to roll below 10 again, resulting in getting our throat cut during the night.

You wake up well rested and fully restored. You wake up your two Pokemon by nudging them with your hands, which you notice are no longer numb and only have a faint blue on them. You decide to head over to the river with your Pokemon. When you pass by the tent you see that Mary is on guard duty at the moment.

“Oh good morning Donn”, she says turning towards you, “Do you know what happened to me last night. The idiot tried to break free so I had to knock him out. Luckily it was nothing I couldn’t handle. Are you feeling better from your idiocy yesterday?”

“Yes my hands have healed right up”, you reply.

“Good seeing how you tried to do that I can teach you the path to begin doing that properly If you would like”, she says grabbing the axe besides her, “You could also learn how to channel aura from your blade or defensively. You also could just train yourself or your Pokemon. So what will it be?”

Roll 1d100
A. Aura attack
B. Channeling blade
C. Channeling defensive
D. Self-training
E. Pokemon training

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>979410
>A. Aura attack
Our aura is a mighty weapon, as it can't be stopped by armor. We should use it to its fullest.

>>979458
Guess who is losing their hands from improper use of aura.

“I would like to try training my aura”, you say looking at her.

“Fine then follow me”, as she says this she walks back into the camp and stops at a tent. “Jonathan head over to the tent and watch the prisoner”.

Jonathan walks out followed by his Pokemon and heads to the tent. Mary continues on her way and leads you to the field. Once you get there she lays her axe down beside her.

“Using aura requires focus and will power”, she says as she holds her palm out. All of a sudden a small ball of electricity appears in her hands, “You must let your energy flow through your body and out into the world”.

You try to follow her instructions, but you can only call up some cold in your palm. You begin to feel the sensation from yesterday, but Mary quickly grabs your hands stopping it.

“You can’t force it out you have to let it go out naturally”, she says looking at you, “But don’t worry this is a hard technique to learn so just keep trying”. With that she begins to do some push-ups on the ground.

What shall you do now?

Roll 1d100
A. Aura attack
B. Channeling blade
C. Channeling defensive
D. Self-training
E. Pokemon training

>>979527
>E. Pokemon training
Sounds like a good way to bond with Lucky. If Fe is feeling well enough, she may join as well.

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>979538
Sorry, forgot the roll.

What moves should be replaced with Metal claw and/or rock tomb? Say what will be replaced with what.

A. tackle
B. harden
C. mud-slap
D. headbutt
E. no move is replaced with metal claw
F.no move is replaced with rock tomb

>>979626
Harden replaced with Rock Tomb.
Tackle replaced with Metal Claw.

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“Ok Lucky let’s see what you can do”, you say to the small creature.

He gives you a smile and leaps into action. First he performs a standard tackle charging forwards. He then stands still as he gathers some energy and afterwards seems surer of himself. He then sprays some water around him which doesn’t seems to do anything, though you guess the wet earth would make things harder for fire types. He ends it off with a small blast of water from his mouth.

“Ok Fe it’s your turn now”, you say to her.

She waddles over and smiles at you. First she shows off the ever popular mud-slap. She then moves on to head-butt a large rock in front of you. Suddenly she the rock and some others fly up and slam down together. She ends it all by charging the rock as if she was tackling and then raises a foreleg and slashes it with her shining claws marking the boulder. She turns toward you smiling with pride at her accomplishment.

So how will you train them?

2d100
A. Teamwork
B. Move power (which moves)
C. Move versatility(which moves
D. Speed
E. Stamina
F. Tactics (suggestions?)