Pokemon Legends

[Saber Knight]

((Alright, it's been long enough, let's get stuff moving!

So, what's gonna happen is yer Legendary is gonna tell you about the cool Legendary meeting, and that's where we're all gonna meet up. The meeting is at Spear Pillar.))

"This time... this time I'm sure I'll see him!" Lydia glanced over at the angry-looking Murkrow who was painted a ludicrous orange. On her head were plumes tied on by flimsy-looking string, and the tips of her wings had small mirrors attatched. "Oh come off it, it'll all wash off in some water!" Ravenclaw did not look reassured. Lydia pouted. "Oh, why you always gotta be such a grump? Euclid is much more supporting!" In response, the Haunter gave a phantasmal shrug. "You're all intolerable!" said the young girl in exhasperation.

After a moment to regain her composure, Lydia turned to her pokemon and said, "Well, we're going through with the plan anyways, so you might as well be positive about it!" With a small "hmph!", Lydia headed over toward the Bell Tower, her reluctant pokemon following behind. With a sigh, Euclid preformed his usual parlor tricks that distracted the monks enough for Lydia to slip by. They climbed the tower (an always arduous task) until they came to the final floor.

"Now, we're gonna make Ho-oh come to the top by sending our little mini-Ho-oh up there first!" said Lydia enthusiastically, gesturing to the costumed Murkrow. "Now go! Just like we practiced!" After a moment's hesitation, the small bird flew up to the top of the Tower. Lydia watched as she sparkled in the sunlight, filled with glee at the brilliance of her costume design. She then proceeded to wait semi-patiently for Ho-oh to come.

Five minutes later, after Lydia had been entirely distracted by the strange design of a pebble on the floor, Ravenclaw flew back in, screeching loudly. "Huh? Ravenclaw?" Lydia asked, surprised. "Why are you wearing that--oh right!" Eagarly, she ran up the last flight of stairs that brought her to the top. Excitement filled her entire being as she saw the most magnificent pokemon perched there.

Ho-oh.

"FWEEE! I knew that would do the trick!!" exclaimed Lyida, jumping up and down with excitement. "Brilliant, absolutely brilliant! I wonder if that'll also work with..."

Child... calm....

Lydia froze. That voice definitely came from inside her head, but it wasn't like the normal loony voices she heard on a regular basis. No, this one had comamnd. She glanced up at Ho-oh, who was now staring right at her. Again, the voice resounded in her head.

You... are my partner.

"Ho-oh, is that you in my head?" She asked, more to herself than anyone else, but to her great surprise, the magnificent bird dipped its head slightly. Her mouth dropped open with shock. Of course she'd read about these things. Legendary pokemon were always searchign for their partners--it was all over the mythology books--but she had never once dreamed that she might be one! This was simply the best news she'd heard all day!

Calm your mind... said Ho-oh. Much... learn...

Calming down was fairly impossible for Lydia right now, but she did her best. In what she figured was a more-calm manner, she went through the various versions of the human-Legendary bond she had read about. Clearly, Ho-oh was speaking to her through their mental connection, and clearly he didn't appreciated the thousands of thoughts whirring in her head. Must be awful confusing for someone who isn't used to them. In fact, she was sure it would...

We... fly... When Lydia looked up, she realized that Ho-oh was leeaning over, as if for Lydia to climb on his back. Jumping with delight, she quickly scurried over (after returning her pokemon to their pokeballs) onto Ho-oh's back. With a caw, Ho-oh took off and Lydia was airborne.

((Yeah, that's all I've got for now... I was gonna have him tell her about the meeting, but I'll just do that and bring her to the meeting in my next post... I think I've already written too much ^^'))

[Metalheadz]

Heero

Heero visits the Johto city of Altomare, the city of water. Lately he's been hearing a lot of rumors of this city being beautiful, but so far he isn't impressed.

"Now, Blaziken! Finish off Aipom with Close Combat!" Heero ordered Blaziken! It charged into the other trainer's Aipom at full force, then finally throwing a massive flurry of punches and kicks at it. In one whole move, Aipom fainted. Heero stared at the other trainer as he noticed him comforting it then returning it to the Pokeball. "You trainers here in Altomare are so weak. You're such a disgrace to Pokemon battling." He said as he returned Blaziken to the Pokeball, turning his head.

You're such a jerk! You're the disgrace to Pokemon! How could you possibly treat your Blaziken like that? All of those were voices of trainers around him being yelled at Heero. Suddenly, an old gypsey lady walks up to him after the battle. He stares at her in an awkward fashion.

"What do you want? Make it quick, I'm busy here." Heero said abruptly.

"I'd like you to have this, young man, please." She hands him a medallion. He glances at it for a second as he takes it, and it seems to have two dragonic figures on it.

"What do you want me to do with this thing?" Heero lowered his eyesbrows and said absurdly. She then placed her hand on top of his.

"You have a kind heart deep inside, young boy. I believe this will guide you on a road to happiness and peace within yourself. You will begin in the secret garden of this city." The gypsey lady smiles and walks away. Heero stares at the medallion and shrugs, and decides to go look for this "secret garden."

"I'm gonna waste hours finding this garden that probably doesn't exist..." Heero murmured as he began to wander through the city of water aimlessly.

He spent a a couple minutes going from block to block looking for this garden with his head down the whole time. A gust of wind suddenly blew to his left, and he then glanced there. Heero shrugged and just went that direction the wind blew. The pulled out the medallion the gypsy gave him and noticed one of the dragonic figures began to glow blue. "That insane lady gave me a glow in the dark medal..." Heero said to himself as he noticed how dark this particular area of the city was. He shook his head and walked straight forward. Heero then found himself walking under a bridge, but felt like completely ignoring the world right now.

Heero blinked. Suddenly he was in a totally different place! He blinked again. This wasn't a dream. One moment he was under a bridge but now he found himself in some, garden... There seemed to be ponds and fountains everywhere in this garden, with small Pokemon roaming here and there. Heero shook his head and looked ahead of him, there was a blond-haired girl standing there a couple feet in front of him. She was about as tall as he was, perhaps an inch shorter, and two pieces of her hair were standing up. Standing behind her was a Jigglypuff, staring at him.

"Excuse me. Do you know where I a...?" Heero paused then noticed she was wearing some kind of similar medallion around her neck! The opposite dragon on the art was glowing red.

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Liz

Liz departs from the Vermillion City docks on a cruise to the city of water, Altomare. Her six Pokemon were with her, but her Jigglypuff, nicknamed Enchantress, stays out of the Pokeball. After three months in her journey, she finally gets to see the beautiful place Misty had always told her of.

"Look over there, Enchantress! We're finally here!" Liz smiles in joy on the deck as she and her Jigglypuff, Enchantress, gaze at the city up ahead of them. She hopped out of her hammock on the deck and held Enchantress in front of her, hugging it tight. It smiled and chanted its name. In a couple of minutes the boat anchored, and the passengers began leaving the cruise.

"It sure was a fun three days on there. Sun, relaxation, sea, everything a girl could ask for, huh Enchantress?" Liz said to it as she set it on the ground then put her backpack and shoes on. They both exited the boat slowly with the other passengers. Her blond hair and her necklace shined as the sun gleamed down on them. She then pulled out a map to find out where they should go first. "Tour de Alto Mare? Mizu would love to join the annual water Pokemon race coming up next week! Maybe I should prepare him for it." She giggled and Enchantress smiled, chanting "Jigglypuff" again.

Liz looked up ahead of her and suddenly spotted a gypsy woman standing in the shadows against on of the alleys. The lady beckoned to her, and dissapeared as she moved deeper into it. Liz stood there and stared at that direction, and then gradually moved closer to her. Enchantress, looking confused, followed her trainer.

As soon as she walked into that alley, she found a bridge up ahead of her. She couldn't blink and something was calling her to go there. Liz shook her head a bit and dashed towards that bridge with Enchantress struggling to keep up. She ran under the bridge, and a blinding light came out of nowhere! She and Enchantress found themselves in a garden, now. Liz couldn't look around much for some reason, and stared ahead of her. There was a boy standing there. He had jet-black spiky hair and had a serious expression on his face. There was something in his hands he was holding, glowing blue, and it looked almost exactly like her necklace!

"Excuse me. Do you know where I a...?" He asked her and then paused. Liz looked down at her necklace and found one of the dragons glowing bright red.

(The actual meet will happen in my next post when I plan how it'll work out. It also feels really awkward I'm roleplaying with myself...)

[key2dawn]

It had been a while since he last returned to his "home" region, and he was greeted like a long lost grandson because of it. As always, Professor Oak was eager to hear about Yuki's adventures, the sights he had taken in, and about all the research completed. Normally the teen would have just summarized his time away with "Beautiful," or "Exotic," today he actually found something more to say. This, of course, came as a surprise to professor and aide, but it was more of a pleasant surprise. Yuki was rarely excited about something, and that rarity was due to his avid fascination with technology versus anything else he could have seen.

"I've come up with another invention- this to go with my PDS." If he had said that to anyone else, that wasn't a professor he encountered often anyways, a look of confusion might have revealed itself in the listener's eyes. The research aid was only seventeen, hardly an adult, and yet he claimed to have made some sort of technology? On any normal circumstance one would have been wary about what a young adult could have come up with, generally little projects done by teenagers and such were bound for failure, but this was far from a normal circumstance outside of the laboratory walls.

In fact, it would have been abnormal if Yuki had admitted he failed to come up with an invention during his time away from Pallet Town.

"There is a machine in the Orre region known as the Snag Machine. It makes catching Pokemon significantly easier, especially the Shadow Pokemon that are still running rampant there, but there's a pretty fatal flaw to it in my opinion. It's incredibly bulky and that just won't do. So I've taken it upon myself to render that piece of equipment obsolete by building my own version of it: the Snagem Gloves." That said, he lifted his hands to reveal his fingerless gloves and to allow the elderly man to inspect them. As far as one could tell, it looked to be normal gloves with a bit of extra padding.

Professor Oak wasn't fooled by the appearance for he knew his beloved aide's style. The boy was known among the professors for disliking noticeably out-of-place appearances, though he absolutely refused to change the color of jacket and pants during summer, and so it was to be expected that the gloves didn't look terribly special. With an intrigued smile, for the knowledge of such a machine was quite a curious one, Samuel Oak glanced up to peer into Yuki's yellow eyes as an indication to continue. He couldn't pass up an interesting scientific discovery for the life of him.

"I've added a few personal touches to make it even more trainer-friendly. It can now literally be used as a portable computer where you store your extra items and Pokemon. There's an intricate system to it, it took several long nights to come up with it, to ensure that the next person to wear these gloves won't have access to the PC of the previous bearer without that person's permission. The consequences of trying to break into another's personal space get progressively severe."

Yuki smiled, though it didn't reach his empty eyes, as Professor Oak continued to inspect the gloves. He was quite confident in his invention, he had been using it since the day it was completed, and knew the works of the hidden technology. The technology fanatic had even gone so far as to pushing his limits with the consequences. That probably wasn't one of his more intelligent moves, but the data was collected so there was no point in dwelling on that.

The moment was ruined when a phone rang. With sighs escaping both males, they moved away from one another to go about their business: Oak answering the phone and Yuki looking over research papers. It was when the youth was making corrections on certain paperwork that he heard a familiar voice in his head. The teenager paused, emptying his mind as what habit when another mind touched his, and he implored for the voice to repeat itself.

Yuki.

"I'll be back, Professor. I seem to have some errands to run."

"All right, be safe!"

Yuki was out the door before the professor could even finish the sentence. Something important must have happened if his partner was calling for him so soon after his return. This thought in mind, the teen stepped through the sliding door that would lead him out into the large field of trainer-owned Pokemon and took a deep breath of the fresh air. That done, he habitually ran a hand through his dark brown hair before striding purposefully to the far off shed.

The shed, after a long while of having to convince the professor, was Yuki's little house. Room enough for four adults without it being crowded, and sparsely furnished thanks to the many tools taking up much of the space. The household related furniture he had inside consisted of a bed, a desk, rolling chair, and a framed photo on the desk of him with Professor Oak when he was five. The day after he had awakened and agreed to be adopted by the elderly man. It was usually empty and cold, for Yuki rarely had the time to actually check in with the place and care for it, but not a speck of dust would be found anywhere and everything would remain quite tidy thanks to the Pokemon that occasionally took pity on the place.

Today, however, was different. Yuki could already sense a powerful, looming presence residing in that shed house of his and he hadn't even reached the door yet. Apparently all the nearby Pokemon sensed it as well for they were steering well away. Now at the door, he inhaled quietly, and pulled the wooden door open. Mewtwo was waiting impatiently inside. The two silently nodded to one another in greeting as Yuki shut the door behind him and they each stood in place, exchanging no audible words, before a decision had been made.

And with the meeting confirmed, the pair Teleported away.

((Whurr. Not too bad, I think, considering I've never RPed here before. Tried my best and this is all I could come up with...))

[Blivsey]

"Shaymin, you're getting restless."

"..."

"Please tell me what's wrong..."
Crimson is quietly worried.

"...I got a message from another legendary Pokémon..."

"Huh?"

"We... have to have a meeting."

"Meeting...?"

"At the Spear Pillar."

"Oh... that's pretty far up... Do you know what the meeting's about?"

"...no."

"..."
"...well, tell me when it's time to go."

Crimson is not an "exciting" person. He is a tranquil, thoughtful person who is painfully introverted around others. Needless to say, the idea of a meeting with legendary Pokémon worries him; nevertheless, he is struck curious by this same idea. Shaymin, unfortunately, is required present and Crimson is the only one who can transport her there, so no objections can be raised. He prepares for the meeting...

"Tylt... Let's go."

((For reference, Chimecho is Rean, Altaria is Tylt, Octillery is Okut, Kricketune is Tock, Glaceon is Acia, and Shaymin is unnamed. Try and find the naming convention.))
((I'll read everyone's stuff when I'm not online at 1 A.M.))

[Faustgy]

((I do believe that you shorten the Japanese names of the Pokemon. Do I get a cookie?))

"Sinnoh. Why did it have to be Sinnoh?" The young woman narrowed her amber eyes into a scowl, brushing away a stray lock of hair out of her eyes. A shiver ran through her as hail pelted her figure, reminding her that her half-jacket was hardly suitable for such weather. "It's ridiculously cold here." The native of Johto was accustomed to a warmer climate and was wearing clothes that held little protection against the cold. The prospect of traveling to a new region just to attend a meeting usually held exclusively for Legendary Pokemon had completely made her throw all thoughts of preparation out the window, leaving her to face the consequences now. It wasn't too bad at first, just the typical find-your-way-through-the-cave-maze-and-up-the-mountain situation. Along the way, she was jumped by the territorial Pokemon that inhabited Mt. Coronet, but her Pokemon dispatched them with relative ease. All these were completely natural to her; it was only when she made her way up and out of the cave did she realize that the increase in altitude also meant traveling through an onslaught of hail.

As in response to her complaint, something in her sling bag sighed. After a few rustles inside, a green, onion-like head poked its way out from underneath the cover of the Trainer's bag. Large blue eyes surrounded by thick black rings glanced just as irritably at the scenery. Yet, the voice that spoke in the brunette's mind sounded surprisingly calm, if a bit strained.
I know how you feel, Raine, but be patient. We're almost at the Spear Pillar.

"That's another thing I wanted to ask you, Celebi." Progress was slow as Raine trudged through the snow-covered path, each footstep causing a crunching sound. "Why Spear Pillar? Of all the reclusive places, why pick there to hold a meeting?"

A faint smile appeared on the time-traveler's face as she detected the familiar impatience of her young partner. Simple, really. Other than the fact that it's a pain for you humans to reach, as you're currently proving- At this, the human practically squawked indignantly, sounding very much like her own Honchkrow, but was soon cut off, -I think it's because Spear Pillar is connected to the Hall of Origin, where Arceus lives, and the place he had created Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina.

"I am not having trouble," huffed the teen, clearly disgruntled by the early comment. "It's just that I have to haul a unnecessary, heavy luggage up this blasted mountain with me."

Oh, so I'm unnecessary and heavy, am I? With a snort, Celebi pulled her head back into the bag, as if completely offended. Well I never!
"It's true! Just look at how much you eat in one day!"
For Arceus' sake, Raine! Are you so irritated and immature that you must pick a pointless fight with me?

It was so rare to hear quiet, yet playful Pokemon to sound so annoyed that Raine, despite her surrounding, had to chuckle a little. "Kept your mind off the cold and the lack of forest at least, didn't it?" A few seconds of silence passed as the full meaning of her words sank in, and it seemed even longer before Celebi willingly poked her head out once more. Her expression had softened considerably.

I suppose, she admittedly reluctantly. Up until you reminded me again, anyway. Let me out for a moment. I want to stretch my wings.

At the request, Raine shot an incredulous look at the Grass-Psychic type, eyebrows raised. "In the hail?" Nevertheless, she obliged, lifting the cover up just enough for Celebi to crawl out. Fluttering her clear wings, the green fairy-like creature inhaled deeply before zipping on ahead, only to dart back. The round, baby-blue eyes shone in amusement as the human frowned; the grace and ease the small Legendary exerted made the struggling Trainer seemed all the more pitiful.

If the Honchkrow wasn't so lazy, we'd have reached the last cave entrance and Spear Pillar long ago, Celebi observed, lying on her back with her small hands behind her head whilst her wings kept her hovering. A small, protective bubble surrounded her, shielding her from the small pieces of hail that was battering the human. I usually don't take this long to get to the meeting place. When Raine shot the Pokemon a glare of mock resentment and jealousy, Celebi merely pretended to yawn. If the human of the pair wanted to tease her, then by Arceus, the time traveler would tease right back. After all, she was far older and experienced than the youth, and she knew very well that the Trainer took pride in the Pokemon she had raised.

"Erebos isn't lazy," came the expected protest. "He just can't fly very well in this weather."

Mhm. More like the pompous bird didn't want to get his feathers more ruffled than they need to be. Celebi watched in satisfaction as the amber eyes flared angrily. Prideful indeed. Raine was about to open her mouth to make another argument before Celebi cut her off. The entrance should be right around here, by the way. The announcement brought about a drastic change in the young woman: the fire in her eyes was soon replaced by relief and a hint of impatience, and her shoulders, which had tensed in preparation for another quarrel, relaxed slightly. It had taken hours for the duo to reach this place; it was about time they escaped from the cold and hail that was wearing down their nerves.

((A mess of pointless dialogue is the result of my lack of inspiration.))

[grassaquilUV]

"Finally, I get to leave Sootopolis!"

Vinity had just been accepted to play on the Hoenn Rayquazas which will play at Spear Pillar Stadium, which near Spear Pillar.

"Ok, everyone! Listen up, you will face in your first gam, the Sinnoh Arceus', So I want everyone to play hard and WIN!!!"

Vinity cheered with the rest of crowd, he was very excited, even though he had never seen a Pokemon, he knew he would play hard and win the championship>

When they arrive...

"Wow, look! It's Spear Pillar!", "Wow, really?" "Dude, look you can't miss it!" "Oh there it is!" "Hey, isn't it supposed to look like a spear?" "It does, but right now, it looks even cooler than a spear!" The whole team was excited to be at Spear Pillar. Vinity was especially happy, because this was the first time in his 10 years, that he could remember, he had been out of Sootopolis.

At the diamond...

Vinity asked what the lump on Spear Pillar was

His friend replied " Well, I don't know wheter this is a diamond rumor or not, but rumor has it, that every hundred years the legends form here to see who will partner up with the legends. All that's left is Arceus' partner."
(You guys can decide wheter that's just a diamond rumour or actual fact.)

"So, what's the signficance?"

"Well, this is the 100th time this tournament has been held, so..."

" This is the tournament of the century! We'll be playing under where the legendaries will choose their partners! AWESOME!!!

"I know, isn't it just awe-inspiring, just think, before we leave, all the legendaries will have thier partners for the next hundred years!"

"Wow, awesome, guess there's only one thing to say...LET'S PLAY SOME BASEBALL!!!!"

Everyone cheered and the games commenced.

(This is my first RP, hopefully this is ok.)

[Kaida]

Rosanna stood outside the gates to Castelia City looking up at the tall buildings. 'Nyah' Said Sanra standing on her left while Choro purred on her right. The city's lights slowly came on as the sun set. It had been so long since she had been here. But she knew that this was the way she had to go. She could almost feel Victini's presence, or that's what she believed it was. All she knew was that it was calling to her and she followed. Normally a dangerous past-time, following something thats calling out to you, usually it meant trouble, but this was. . . different.

"We'll lets get moving, befor it's too late." Rosanna said to Sanra and Choro who agreed as she led the way into the city followed by her Pokemon. She followed the presence and stopped as she walked past a poke mart and center to heal her Pokemon and re-supply. It's always a good idea to resupply when you had the chance.

She continued along a seemingly pre-determined route through the city. Buying some macaroons and apple danishes from a patisserie on the way. Eventually she arrived at the end of a peer looking out at the ocean. Looking around at the peer she slowly recognized it “This is where I met Victini” she said to herself more then anyone else. She began looking around and couldn't find any sign of Victini in the area, yet she knew Victini was close.

Rosanna, A voiced echoed in her head. She looked out at the sea and saw a small island in the distance. She felt a strong pull from the direction of the island. Looking back down the pier she saw a sailor doing some work on a boat that was docked there. She went over to the boat and called out to the sailor. “Excuse me”
The sailor looked up from what he was doing and over at Rosanna “What can I do for ya lass?” He asked her.

“The small island in the distance there, does it have a name?” She asked him pointing to the island while Sanra and Choro played next to her.

“Ahh, that'd be Liberty Island, legend has it that Victini resides there, though no ones ever found proof, I suppose that's why they call it a legend.” He said looking out at the island. “If your interested in visiting you can get a Liberty Pass from the Horbour Office, the tour ship goes there at 9 am and again at 2pm”

“Thanks a lot for the information, but I wont be needing to take a boat.” Rosanna said as she returned Sanra and Choro to their pokeballs. She pulled out another one, and released an unusually large black Charizard, who had a light leather saddle on his back. Charm crouched down as she climbed up and strapped her legs to the saddle and grabbed the handholds. She waved to the sailor as Charm took off into the sky towards Liberty Island.

“I wonder, just maybe” The Sailor said. Watching her fly off before going back to his work.

Charm landed on the edge of the island. Rosanna jumped off his back and landed lightly on the ground. “Thanks Charm, take a rest around here before we head back.” She said before turning and looking towards the lighthouse. She walked through the sparse trees and plants, climbing up to the light house. She walked around the base and to the door.

Rosanna, the voice said again as she grabbed the door handle. She paused for a moment before opening the door. She was in a circular room, the only light was that that came in through the window, to her right was a staircase that lead up, and to her left was another door. She went to the second door and opened it revealing a staircase that wound down into a basement of sorts, feeling the wall she flicked a switch and turned on a light.
Rosanna. She followed the stairs down and opened another door which led into a brightly lit and colourful room. In the center on a large blue cushion sat Victini.
I've been waiting for you Rosanna. The voice said again as she walked forwards and sat in front of Victini.
“So that was you” Rosanna said. “I never got to thank you for helping me when I was a child, so thank you.”Victini smiled and jumped up into Rosanna's arms. He then climbed onto her shoulder and tried to get into her backpack. “What is it?” She asked.
I smell macaroons, Victini said to her as he tried again to get into her bag. Rosanna giggled, “Let me” she said putting Victini onto his cushion and bringing her backpack around, she pulled out the danishes and macaroons she had bought earlier and spread them between them.
They spent the next half an hour eating the pastries as they chatted and played around.
We have a meeting to go to. Victini told her when they finished the pastries.
“A meeting? Why and where?”She asked as she cleaned up the rubbish.
It's a meeting of the Legendary's, we need to go to Spear Pillar.
“Legendary's? You mean I get to meet other legendary's? That Sounds So Awesome.” She said getting all excited. “But the Spear Pillar's in Sinnoh, when does this meeting take place?”
I a week.
“Okay, so well go back to Castelia City and take the next boat to Sinnoh.”

***A week later***

Rosanna skied towards Mt. Coronet, with Victini on her shoulder, now very glad that she'd hired them, not only did it make it easier to get there, but it was quicker too. She looked up at the Spear Pillar as they got close. And stopped once she couldn't go down any further. “Well, from here the easiest way would be to fly up.” She said taking of the skies. She called out Charm and attacked the skies to the saddle befor climbing on, Victini nestled in front of her. “Here we go” She said as Charm took off towards the Spear Pillar

[Metalheadz]

(The actual meet! Sorry that I ended up typing a novel. Also, hooray for non-canon!)

Liz shook her head and blurted out, "Oh, I'm sorry about that! Hehe, my name is Liz, Liz Zex from Cerulean City in Kanto! This is Enchantress, my Jigglypuff. What's your name?" Liz smiled and held her hand out to Heero.

Heero stared at her hand for a moment, then back at her. He continued to have his stern-looking impression on his face. Liz seemed a little insulted that he was just staring at her, but slow he extended his hand out to her to shake it. "If you should call me anything, just call me Heero, Heero Yuri." Heero said in his monotone voice. He looked back at the medallion he was holding, and raised it in front of him, "Tell me, please. You have almost the exact same medal as mine. This world is just not, well, real."

"Nice to meet you, Heero!" Liz said as suddenly her excitement in meeting turned into a dreadful mood, "A-and no... I don't even know. This medallion was given to me by my grandfather when I was just a little girl. He told me all of these stories of when he was a young boy, he came to this city and into a garden just like this one. He encountered the Pokemon, Latias, which he befriended for a long time while he lived here. He was friends with that Pokemon during his whole childhood, until the first tsunami came close to flooding this city forever, then Latias and the other dragon Pokemon sacrificed themselves to save this city. Thereafter, he never saw the Pokemon again, and he passed his last memory of the Pokemon to me. Heero, how did you find yours?"

Heero turned around in disgust, "Some old gypsy woman gave this to me..." He grasped it angrily in his hands, "This feels just ridiculous. I found that secret garden she was nagging me about, and here I am. She said something about me finding peace and happiness within myself, but I don't even want that. I came here for the heck of it!" Heero said and shook his head. He felt Liz's hand on his shoulder.

"You can't say that. Please don't be too hard on yourself, Heero. Maybe we just met here by coincidence, maybe we didn't. Just let me see that medallion you're holding, please." Liz asked kindly.

"No." Heero said and grasped it tighter.

"Please..."

"I said, no. I'm getting out of here now." Heero dashed over to the tunnel under the bridge, leaving Liz standing there behind. She felt worried and sorry for him, and Enchantress looked down. However, as soon as Heero ran through the tunnel, he found himself running into Liz again! This was just unbelievable, he can't get out of this garden. "What the hell?" Heero asked himself.

Liz shut her eyes and raised her hand high, and slapped Heero across the face. He placed his hand on his cheek and he looked at her. "I'm sorry! I'm so sorry..." Liz looked at him, "But don't leave, please..."

Heero stared at Liz in her eyes for a moment. She was very beautiful, he thought. The light shining upon the garden reflected off her face, making her look prettier. Those bright blue eyes of hers were just, amazing, he thought.

Liz looked at Heero, too. She really regret smacking him, now. This guy looked so much different from any other boy she's seen. He was very handsome, she thought, but that wasn't what she saw. She felt like she was looking inside him, into his heart. Something about Heero really caught her attention, something in his heart.

"Well, well, it looks like you two have finally met. The Legendaries of the City of Water have finally begun their road to destiny!" A small, gypsey woman suddenly appeared, sitting on a fountain feeding the Poliwag and Oddish near it. Liz and Heero then turned to her in surprise.

"You're that same lady who gave me this earlier, aren't you?" Heero said and took a few steps closer to her.

"No, I'm not a lady. I'm Latias." The gypsy lady smiled and suddenly began glowing! Liz, Enchantress, and Heero all covered their eyes from the blinding glow. The gypsy slowly began to take the shape from a human to a dragonic-figure. It grew two wings, both red with epiky edges, two arms with hands of three small dragon claws, a long neck, and an oval-shaped head with pointy ears. The light was gone, and Heero and Liz stared at it in awe.

Liz pulled out her Pokedex, Latias, the Eon Pokemon. Not much is known about this Pokemon though it's known it's body is covered with a down that can refract light in such a way that it becomes invisible.

"Latias... I can't believe I'm seeing you." Liz stepped forward closer to Latias, placing her hand on Latias's neck. Enchantress stood there just watching Latias in awe.

"I'm glad to be seeing the beautiful granddaughter of one of my closest friends. I can't believe I'm seeing you either, Liz." Latias smiled and said in a calm voice. Liz's eyes widened. "As for you, Heero," Latias turned to him, "He will be arriving shortly."

"Who's he? I'll bet..." Heero leaned against a tree and began whistling. Suddenly, another gust of wind blew against him. It felt just like the one which guided him here to the garden. He suddenly saw some kind of creature in the sky, flying so fast he couldn't see it. It flew behind him, in front of him, but then he saw it fly to the top of the fountain! It then stopped, it was a Pokemon slightly invisible floating above the fountain. Slowly it began to become invisible, and Heero finally identified it! It looked almost like Latias, but it was slightly bigger, looked more masculine, and was colored blue. Heero couldn't believe his eyes, this was the same Pokemon that saved him when he was much younger, Latios. "L-Latios?!" Heero stepped away from the tree and stared at the legendary dragon in awe. He pulled out his Pokedex.

Latios, the Eon Pokemon. Like Latias, not much is known about this Pokemon. A highly intelligent Pokémon. By folding back its wings in flight, it can overtake jet planes.

"Latias and Latios, oh my..." Liz took a few steps back in amazement, standing next to Heero.

"Greetings, Heero and Liz. We don't have very much time to explain, you two." Latios said in a deep voice and flew next to Latias, "We must take you two to the Spear Pillar of the Sinnoh Region. There you will meet the other legendaries, the chosen ones outside the City of Water."

"Spear Pillar? Chosen ones?" Heero asked.

"Save your questions for later, Heero. You'll recieve your answers very soon, my friend. Now come, mount us as we will ride you to the Spear Pillar." Latias smiled as she and Latios lowered their backs to them.

Enchantress hopped onto Liz's back as she rode Latias, while Heero slowly mounted Latios.

"Hold on tight, you two." Latios said. The two Pokemon took off at jet-fast speeds! They were bound for the Spear Pillar, awaiting destiny.

(Longest post I've ever made on PVF, woohoo! Also, I'll try not to make this side of the story too romantic. I just wanted to make the people with Latios and Latias have a little affection toward each other.)

[Josiah]

Jessica sat on the bank of a river absently stroking loppuny. According to her map, the next town wasn't too far off, but it was a such a nice day that she had no real desire to rush ahead when she could just sit there and enjoy the warm sun. Letting her mind wonder, she thought back to the time many years ago that have noew brought her to Kahnto.

It had been another of her family's endless business trips. She could no longer remember which town or city they had visited, but she remembered the park. It was large and filled with grass and trees. She has spent her days playing there with bunniery and shinx while her parents had their meetings. It was on the last day of the trip that she met that pokémon. She was crouched behind a tall tree, playing hide and seek with her pokémon, when she felt a tap on her shoulder. Turning, she found herself face to face with a small pink pokémon that was floating in the air.

"Hello! I'm Jessica. Do you want to play too?" she asked.

The pokémon bounced up and down happily and joined her games for the rest of the day only to vanish just before sunset.

Since that time, Jessica had never seen another pokémon like that, despite her many travels. And, for some strange reason, she just couldn't seem to get it out of her head. She had come to Kahnto, putting her league challenge in Sinnoh on hold, to search for clues to that pokémon but she far she hadn't had any luck.

"Hmm?" Jessica blinked and her mind returned to the present. Someone or something was persistently tapping her shoulder. "Yeah lopunny, what is it?"

"Lop?" the pokémon looked up from where it lap across her lap, puzzled.

"If it wasn't you then..." Jessia turned, just like that day so many years ago, to find a small pink pokémon looking back at her. "Oh wow... Is it really you?"

"Mew!" the pokémon cried happily. "Mew, mew mew!"

"I've been looking for you for a long time. I- What?" she could sense something from the pokémon. A mix of feeling and emotions. "You... You want me to come with you?"

"Mew, mew."

"Well, I didn't come all this way just to let you leave again. Let's go!"

[BionicleMandi121]

(The more I worked on this, the more it blew up. - -' I think this is my longest PV intro ever.)

Something was nuzzling Arian's cheek. He muttered incoherently and turned over, flinging one arm over his face. The something paused, then nudged him hard in the side. The boy yelped and leapt up, looking reproachfully at the Blitzle standing next to him. "I told you not to wake me up that way," he reprimanded the Pokemon. As Blitzkrieg tossed his head and stamped the floor in triumph, Arian tidied his bed. It was a bed in name only; anyone else would call it a pile of sheets on the floor. For some weeks now, Arian and his Pokemon had been sleeping in an empty warehouse. The boy was weary of having his parents lecture him day after day about what they thought of his behavior.

Flame drifted down from a ceiling beam, casting his ghostly violet light around the room. "Morning," Arian called to to the Litwick. He bobbed up and down once, then began swaying back and forth in the air. Arian picked up his bag and slung it over his back, then ushered his Pokemon out of the warehouse, barring the door after them. With one hand resting on Blitzkrieg's back and Flame drifting quiety next to him, Arian wandered off, absentmindedly greeting those he passed on the streets whether he knew them or not.

That morning, he had an urge to see the ocean. His dreams had been of swimming again; they had been for perhaps a month now, but last night's dream had left him feeling strangely anxious. Unity Pier was closest, so he headed in that direction. Blitzkrieg snorted in distaste as he reached the short staircase leading to the dock, but he descended daintily. Arian grinned at his Pokemon and patted him on the rump, then continued walking.

The pier was empty and slightly foggy with ocean mist. The boy leaned over the railing at the far end and closed his eyes, listening to the sound of the waves and feeling the wind toy with his hair. Upon feeling a faint source of heat approaching, he opened his eyes and smiled at Flame. "You like it here, don't you?" he asked.The Litwick was surrounded by a pale violet halo as the fog reflected and dispersed his fire, making him look like a floating purple lantern.

Something distracted him then. He couldn't have said for sure what it was, but as he tried figuring it out, something slammed into the pier below him, sending a tremor through the entire structure. He seized the railing and looked around wildly; behind him, Blitzkrieg reared in alarm and struck at the fog with his forelegs. Arian glanced down at the sea and saw that the waves had suddenly increased in size. As he watched, a ripple moving at a different speed than the waves flitted through the water and slammed into the pier, shaking it again. "What's going on?!" he exclaimed, clutching the railing tightly.

Flame made a small sound of distress and moved closer to Arian, trying to find shelter between his arms. The boy looked up. The sky had darkened, and black rain clouds were gathering. "Both of you, come back!" he called to his Pokemon. Gingerly freeing his hands from the railing, he grabbed his bag and pulled it in front of him, drawing a pair of Pokeballs from within it. Blitzle and Litwick vanished in a burst of red light, and Arian had barely enough time to store them away before the ground underneath him shook a third time. At that moment, it began to rain with peculiar ferocity. Arian considered running back to the safety of Castelia's streets, but wasn't sure he wanted to release the railing just yet.

As a fourth ripple struck Unity Pier, Arian noticed that there was a dark, indistinct shape under the water, far away. It was approaching quickly, however, and the water seemed unable to move out of the way fast enough. Another ripple formed and shot toward the pier, more rapidly than those that came before it. Arian wrapped both arms around the railing and clung on for dear life as the ripple hit. The impact knocked him off his feet, and he smacked his head on something. His vision blurred just as a jet of water struck him. He took a deep breath, then choked as water entered his lungs instead of air. He felt as though part of the ocean had risen up and plunged over him.

After several minutes of coughing, Arian recovered enough to open his eyes and take a look around. The entire pier was deluged in sea water, though the rain had stopped. He was likewise soaked to the skin, and his hair plastered itself over more of his face than he was used to. There seemed to be no more ripples, though, and the waves had calmed once more. Tentatively, Arian raised a hand and swiped his hair away from his eyes. Then he happened to look up and felt his jaw drop.

There was a huge, white, winged thing with a long neck and tail, either hovering or floating in the air above the water just beyond the pier. It looked like nothing he had ever seen, not in real life, not in school textbooks, not in television programs. He had no idea what it was, but he took one look into its eyes and forgot to wonder where it came from. Its eyes were a beautiful color somewhere between violet and blue, full of intelligence, and looking right at him. He swallowed hard and clutched his pendant, suddenly feeling as though he were in the presence of something much greater than he was.

I believe I've shaken you somewhat with my arrival, a low voice spoke in his mind. He jerked and looked around wildly. Oh, I see you've never spoken to a Psychic type before. Arian got a distinct impression of amusement and returned his attention to the creature in front of him.

"W-was that you?" he asked cautiously.

Indeed it was.

"What are you?"

I am Lugia, guardian of the seas. The creature dipped its head, almost as though bowing. I hail from the region of Johto, a great distance from where we are now. It took me a month to navigate here. You should have been at least subconsciously aware of my journey. Lugia waited, patiently, as Arian stared at it in confusion. I traveled through the ocean, it added helpfully.

"You mean...you swam?" Lugia nodded. Arian scratched the back of his head, making his wet hair stick up comically. "And...a month...of swimming..." His expression swiftly changed from confusion to realization to shock. "I've been dreaming of being you, then!"

That you have. Lugia moved its wings slightly and glided toward the pier. Arian watched as it passed by overhead and landed gently behind him, folding its wings neatly along its sides. It looked even larger up close. You no doubt have more questions for me. Very well, I shall answer them. But first, you need to come with me. Before Arian could even open his mouth to ask why, Lugia continued. You must know of the bond all Pokemon have with their trainers. Legendaries like me have such a strong bond that our partners are decided the moment they are born. I have known of you for some years now, but circumstances did not require I locate you immediately. It turned its head and regarded him closely with one eye. That has changed. All legendaries across the world must contact their chosen ones as quickly as possible. Come now. We have a meeting to go to. Numbly, Arian could only obey.

(I don't know if I'll actually have him ask those questions and have them answered or not, but for now I'm stopping. This monstrosity has gotten out of hand.)
(Trivia: I selected Unity Pier for Arian to meet Lugia not because of the name, but because an NPC standing there in Black/White will say the following when you talk to her:

"Both Pokemon and people will meet their destined partner someday! I believe it because my sister who got married said so!"

Kinda perfect for the situation, I thought. First sentence, at least.)

[Blivsey]

"...no one else is around, Shaymin..."

Crimson waited patiently at the entrance to the Spear Pillar. Having left home on (and having completed) his Badge Challenge long ago, he really had nothing better to do than hang around the mountain caves and battle the occasional Golbat to pass time until this "meeting". Realizing that he hadn't been to the Pillar before, he decided to explore.
He noticed the ancient carvings (was that some sort of primitive flute?) and the tall stone pillars (very decayed and decrepit after thousands of years). He noticed that, from the very peak (with the help of Tylt, of course), he could make out Shaymin's flowery paradise to the northeast, the shining Battle Frontier in the north, his home in Pastoria down southward, and the clean fields of Floaroma Town out west. But what he really noticed was the utter lack of wild Pokémon, even in the caves immediately surrounding the Spear Pillar.

"It's a little strange. I don't really want to search deep for more training, 'cuz I don't want to miss the meeting..." He thought this over in his head a little, until he heard a sound. Was someone approaching the Spear Pillar?

[Saber Knight]

((Guys, you have no idea how much I love you all for your awesome posts of awesome.

Also, Grass, the baseball field is fine as long as it isn't ON Spear Pillar, just nearby. Otherwise.... it's not okay. Also, you should probably keep all your NPCs to just having black text.

Xavier isn't doing anything too exciting right now, so he'll just be here in a bit. Also, feel free to have your characters meet up at Spear Pillar.))

It had been two weeks since Lydia's first conversation with Ho-oh. Since then, she had met him every day at the top of the Bell Tower in order to strengthen their bond. In her down time, Lydia read and re-read every book she owned that referenced the Legendary-human bond. She wanted to figure out everything she could on the matter, and she was extremely thorough.

For now, Lydia was focused on being able to communicate better with Ho-oh. Due to Lydia's constantly-whirring mind, it was very difficult for Ho-oh to communicate with her through their bond. However, now that she had devoted herself to figuring out ways to make the bond stronger, she found that communication with her Legendary became much easier. Previously, Ho-oh had only been able to get a few words here and there through, but now everything flowed much simpler, and the two were able to keep up reasonable conversations. It would be some time, though, 'til Lydia could send Ho-oh thoughts through their mental link. As it was, she would probably accidentally send over thousands of little, confusing thoughts accidentally.

It was a sunny morning when Ho-oh informed Lyida of the meeting at Spear Pillar. You should probably pack some belongings, he told her, Humans need nourishment more often than Legendaries.

"A meeting! How exciting!" exclaimed Lydia, filled with delight. "Oh, so that's one of the true myths? What a wonderful thing! I'll get to meet all of the other Legendaries--oh, though I'm sure none of them are as wonderful as you, Ho-oh, I mean, you've always been my favourite...."

Child. Calm, please, Ho-oh said, amusement mixed in with the tiredness in his voice. We leave at sunrise tomorrow. To Spear Pillar.

"Spear Pillar! How exciting! That's where--"

Yes, I know. Beware, however. Not all Legendaries agree. Can be dangerous.

"Danger! How exciting! Don't worry, I can handle myself, and so can my pokemon! They're really smart, you know! I even taught Euclid the Pythagorean Theorem, and Ravenclaw knows all of the elements on the Periodic Table!"

Too tired (and anxious about the meeting) to stop her, the half-amused Ho-oh allowed Lydia to rant on for the better half of the morning. After that, they resumed their training, and Ho-oh did his best to teach Lydia some of the meeting etiquette. She left at nightfall to go pack for the next day's travels.

The next morning, Lydia sprung out of her bed. Throwing a messenger bag over her shoulder that held enough supplies for a couple days, Lydia rushed out of her house. Not even bothering to trick the monks, she simply dashed by the groggy men and began scaling the tower. She reached the top in record time.

Ho-oh was waiting for her. Without a word spoken between them, the giddy Lydia climbed onto Ho-oh's back and they took off for Sinnoh.

[Ryuuko]

Kai shivered from the cold. She'd never sailed so far north before, and hadn't been as prepared as she could have been for Sinnoh's weather. The coat she wore wasn't nearly thick enough to keep her warm, and the fog wasn't cooperating with her either. She grunted and grumbled as she worked to find some hint of the a shoreline. She grunted in annoyance when her sails shifted with the wind. The fog shifted and she could faintly make out a light in the distance.

"That's a lighthouse! I must be close to shore!" she cried with joy. She abandoned the rudder and moved to adjust the sails. It wasn't long before she was moving closer to the shore and could see the lighthouse that had shown her the way. She located the port and weighed anchor. She hopped off her said boat and wobbled for a moment.

Kai took in her surroundings, realizing how similar the city she'd come to was much like her home town, Olivine. The biggest difference of course being the solar panels. Kai hopped back and forth on her feet to dispel her sea legs, but she knew that only walking would help her with her legs.

"We haven't much time for sight seeing Kai. We must get a move on to Spear Pillar," an voice echoed through her head. Kai jumped in surprise before recovering from her shock.

"I know, but this place feels so much like home, you know? Do you think I'll have time to wander afterwards?" Kai asked.
"Perhaps. We will have to see," the voice said. Kai sighed. She quickly made her way through Sunyshore City and made her way to the quickest route to Mt. Coronet. Once she stepped out of the city's boundaries and onto the main road, a feline like blue pokemon appeared before her.

"Come Kai, it will be faster if you ride upon my back," Suicune told her. Suicune crouched to allow her to climb onto its back.

"To Spear Pillar then," Kai said with a smile. With a leap, they were off to the ancient shrine.

[Faustgy]

((I'm just going to assume that Blivesy was referring to my character at the end of his (?) post, because from what I've seen, so far, no one else's character is climbing up to Spear Pillar.))

"Sanctuary!" cried Raine triumphantly, ducking through the cave entrance and wiping shards of ice off her bandana and sleeves. Celebi followed closely behind, the protective bubble around her popping as she entered the cavern. The Pokemon of the pair examined the area curiously; even though there was a meeting to be held, the area seemed strangely empty.
Then again, most of the humans attending this meeting would probably rely on either their own Flying Pokemon or their partners, unlike her dear, inane human. Still, it was unusual to see that no one else has arrived yet.

"Johto is so far from Sinnoh," Raine suddenly spoke, interrupting the time-traveler's train of thought. "How do you manage to get to your meetings in time?"

I don't...exactly. Sensing the trainer's confusion, Celebi sighed, preparing for another explanation. See, I take my sweet time getting to Spear Pillar. Along the way, I make sure to pass by different forests to take care of the plants. By the time I arrive at the Spear Pillar, the meeting's already over. The green fairy suddenly grinned smugly, as if pleased with her own brilliance. That's when I travel back in time to the beginning of the meeting.
"That's cheating." At the accusation, the grin slid off, quickly replaced by a look of annoyance.
It's not! It's making efficient use of my ability and time!

Raine burst into laughter at the sharp change of her partner's expression, making the Celebi's face grow even darker. "You," she managed to gasp in between fits of giggles, "you're so easy to rile up today." In response, Celebi huffed, crossing her slender arms and turning her head away from the young woman.

Well, it's no surprise, is it? she grumbled in response. I dislike meetings; they take up some valuable time I can usually spend tending to forests.
"So just ditch them," suggested Raine. "That's what I'd do."

It's not as simple as you think, Celebi replied, with thin patience. She faced the human once more, baby blue eyes rounder than ever with worry. Unlike the meetings you humans hold, the meetings among Legendaries are of upmost importance. A grim look crossed her features. And I am under the impression that we will be dealing with a serious matter during this meeting. We were told that all Legendaries must bring their partners, if any, to this meeting.

"Wait, back up." Stopping short on the first step of the last set of stairs, the brunette held both of her hands up, effectively halting the fluttering Pokemon in her tracks. "'Bring their partners'? You mean to tell me that there will be other humans here?"
Well, of course. Celebi ducked under Raine's outstretch arm, proceeding to fly up the stairs. What? Did you think you were special?

"No." Nevertheless, Raine still frowned, even as she resumed climbing up the stairs. From her own experience, people were usually easily offended; whenever she had her own opinion, she usually had to bite her own tongue to keep herself for talking, lest she risk causing an argument. But not being able to voice her own thoughts proved to be quite frustrating, and the adolescent soon found that the life was so much simpler minimizing contact with other humans. Right now, though, she was expected to jump straight into a group with other humans that she had never met before. She would rather skip the meeting- and the chance to catch a glimpse at all the Legendaries in one place- than to be forced to put on a fake smile and lie straight through her teeth. Understanding the youth's reluctance, Celebi stopped once more, a soft, kind expression now gracing her features.

Raine, if you don't want to, you don't have to socialize with the others. Just do what you usually do and respond when spoken to, and try to be as polite as possible.
"So instead of simply telling someone to just go boil his head, I should kindly ask him to please boil his head?" The question didn't even seem to deserve a response, as Celebi merely shook her head and chuckled lightly.

In any case, it seems that someone's already here. The Psychic-Grass type tilted her head to one side, expanding her telepathic senses before nodding in confirmation. It's Shaymin and her human. With that, she dart through the entrance to Spear Pillar, finding herself in a brighter area. Her eyes scanned her immediate vicinity; as her psychic powers had told her, Shaymin and a male teen, presumably Shaymin's partner, had arrived before her.

Greetings, Shaymin, she called out, hovering in one spot and inclining her head toward her comrade. While Celebi felt no particular affinity with any of the Legendaries- Dialga, the ruler of time, being a possible exception- she had to respect Shaymin's ability to purify polluted areas and turn them into lush flower fields. I see you have a partner as well. As she spoke, she gave Crimson a nod of acknowledgement. There was a slight scuffle of the feet behind her, signaling Raine's arrival, but still Celebi kept her eyes trained on the pair before her. Raine, please be kind enough to introduce yourself.

As Raine emerged from the dark cavern, her mouth dropped open at the sight that lay before her. Pointed pillars decorated the area, towering high above her. Spear Pillar was opened up to the sky, but as Celebi had mentioned, no hail fell here. A sudden chill ran through the young woman; it made her light-headed to think that she, an ordinary human, was now not only partners with a Celebi, but also standing in the place right where all Legendaries gathered. Unfortunately, she didn't have much time to revel in her excitement; at Celebi's words, she snapped her jaws shut, crashing straight back down to reality.

"Oh, alright," she agreed with a heavy sigh. "Raine Leon, age nineteen, from Johto." Her eyes furrowed slightly as she scrutinized the other trainer. Brown hair darker than hers, red shirt, and blue jeans. Nothing out of the ordinary. He seemed younger than her, roughly in his mid-teens. Despite the fact that they were standing in the very spot where Sinnoh was said to have originated from, the boy showed no visible sign of enthusiasm. With a mental shrug, Raine folded her arms across her chest and stretched to her full height. A none too discreet cough interrupted her observation. Amber eyes flickered over to meet blue ones that were staring at her intently. A silent message was passed, and Raine mentally groaned when she understood what Celebi wanted her to say. Licking her dry lips, she just barely managed to force the words out: "A...pleasure to meet you, I'm sure."

((Edit: Fixing some typos that I didn't catch before.))

[Kaida]

Charm came level with the Spear Pillar, he circled around it as Rosanna scanned the area, there only appeared to be a couple other lengendary's and their partners there so far. "I suppose there's no point is waiting any longer" She said to Victini.
No, just remember everything we went over. Victini replied as Charm descended and landed in a clear area near the two that had arrived before her.

Victini flew into the air to hover next to Charm as Rosanna dismounted. "Thanks for bringing me here Charm but you should rest for now", she said to him as she scratched behind his ear and giving him a poffin before removing the skies and returning him to his pokeball.

Victini went ahead to meet the other lengendarys and their partners as Rosanna followed closely behind. Greetings Shaymin, Celebi. He said whilst nodding to their partners, even though Rosanna had been forewarned she was still surprised by his formality, even though she only officially know him for a week most of that time he had been playful, upbeat and easygoing, there were a few occasions when they discussed the meeting that he was more serious, but not this much. Her looked towards her catching her attention for she had been studying the partners.
“Hello, My names Rosanna, 21 from Kanto, I hope we didn't interrupt you with our arrival at all.” She said whilst doing a slight bow, it in a way reminded her of the business trips she went on with her parents, and some of the formal occasions she went to with them. Her mother had drilled proper etiquette into her from a young age.