EverlastinglyEngross

As the Dynamax Pokemon sank back into the depths of the sea, Iris finally sat down. Exhaustion settled over her shoulders as she finally looked at her trainer. “Sabrina, I was so worried,” she chirped psychically, “You're safe.” “I… I’m sorry?” The human’s voice was familiar yet foreign. Iris slowly turned her head. The human was wearing clothes some elders would wear. An unfamiliar mask sat atop their head, revealing their face. Similar but not the same. Weary green eyes on a sun kissed face, dark brown hair messily pulled back into a ponytail. They seemed on the older side of young, not quite middle aged yet. “You're not…” Iris stuttered off. “This little Ralts thought the same.” They held up Misha. “I am not your trainer. I can be. I thought you wild ones. But clearly I was mistaken.” Iris had to take a deep breath, forcing herself to not hyperventilate. She remembered…. Dona had been the one to run in to get help. The Skitty cross was obviously hurt in the leg, blood leaking

We entered the dome, the five of us. The entrance we took was to the old Safari zone, and there was a distinct, electric pop. Derek was the one to break our silence of the noise. "Are you all paralyzed, or are we getting a move on?" Shade shook off her shock first, then replied, "Sorry. We're going. Let's ask the Safari Pokemon." We landed, and Charcoal hopped out firstly, looking about. "There's no one here." Nevermore scoffed, "You've never been in the grass, have you?" "No," replied she, "I was raised by humans." A rustling in the bushes and out popped a Chansey... what I would call a Chansey, for that's what it appeared to be. However it was much bigger than a Chansey of its usual self- t'was large, much larger than normal. Before I could regain my senses Shade let out a yelp. The bag they held suddenly multiplied, spilling items every which way. "Don't be afraid," said the Chansey, "Its normal! Since the static came on, we're bigger, stronger, legendary! Even our illness is