Enja-Lumerias

Mesa wandered around the desert town at a fairly leisurely pace, peering around corners and into buildings, clearly looking for something. He had the feeling he'd forgotten something, but his current objective was taking all of his focus. His head then turned suddenly in the direction of a Sandshrew over at one of the stands, he had found what he was looking for, and began making his run towards him. "HEYO!!!!" He yelled, trying to grab the shrew's attention. Digi was currently reaching up to try and snatch something from the stall while the merchant was looking away, but as Mesa yelled his name, he flinched, and turned around quickly and ta

It was bright...Emerald felt light, but he felt like he was being moved somewhere else, and there was a jumble of noises, none that he could even make out. Ciel was carrying the Lucario in his arms, browsing the town for spots that could interest him...he'd gone through the market, but that might be a bit too crowded loud for his liking, the hospital might be unsettling and difficult to navigate...he didn't know if he could read so no library was a no-go, and the arena was a definitive no...he didn't want him to think about fighting for a while The Lucario in his arms slowly opens his eyes, squinting as his eyes try and adjust to the bright

It was early in the morning and light couldn't filter very well past the curtains that currently draped over the windows...but the smell of cooked eggs that entered the room slowly roused the Lucario out of his slumber. “Mmmph...w-wha...?” Emerald muttered sleepily as he slowly sits up. “What's...that smell...?” Zar'roc had placed two plates of scrambled eggs and toast on the dresser beside Emerald's bed and stood, smiling eagerly. “Morning Emerald...it's breakfast.” Emerald blinks slowly, looking at Zar'roc and then at the plates, not sure what was going on. Zar'roc notices the confusion and chuckles. "A

The two Smeargles stayed in silence for a while as the blow flow resumed throughout their body. They had lost a lot of blood but with their ‘unique’ attributes, more would be generated soon enough. They just needed to wait until they could walk around without risking just collapsing. However Fay broke the silence first. “I’ve been looking for you.” He said. “I noticed.” Fai answered quietly. “Not the most diligent effort but an effort regardless.” “Why didn’t you just come to me if you knew?” Fay asked with tension rising in his voice. “I’ve been busy.̶

Night had fallen over the desert town of Geoda and two of the new residents were poking around the alleys. A Smeargle that was getting a lay of the land, scoping out his new hunting grounds and an Abra that was following behind him, frightened to be alone. He hadn’t made it back to his hotel room with his father and now it was extra scary to be alone, at least to the child it was, so he was holding the older pokemon’s hand quite tightly. “Faaaay… can we go back?” The Abra whined desperately. “In a minute kiddo.” The Smeargle chuckled, tapping the walls. “There was a scuffle here...or maybe an a

Zar'roc strolled into the forest out of the city. He had his objective, to find the thief...but something seemed off, so he left 100 poke with the victim to get himself another apple (the stolen item) and followed after the unique scent of the perpetrator, a lucario by the client's description. He followed it rather deep into the forest...thankfully the wild pokemon didn't much seem to want to bother him. He had been here enough to establish his presence at this point. However, a Lucario in this place...that was strange. They weren’t native to this dungeon or any of the forests nearby. This wasn’t the dungeon for them. Not to ment