Pokegirl: A Short Story
A sparse crowd of beginners had gathered around the scene in awe of the exotic Ninetales and the spunky Charmander that had challenged it, some of the spectators the villagers that knew of Fei and Adam's situation. The Ninetales had to admit that being watched only spiked her adrenaline, igniting the familiar burst of energy she had felt before any promising battle. This battle, as Adam had already pointed out, wasn't worth their time, but it was still a significant milestone for Adam who hadn't actively participated in any duels since his early retirement. It was sure to do them both some good practicing some old habits in case they would encounter real problems and stronger opponents ahead.
Fei didn't think her body would remember her own …show more content…
Bursting an opponent down so quickly wasn't her style. Only when the Charmander received her order to fire spherical embers at her did she extend an arm forward and send her raging inferno to engulf the Charmander's pathetic flames and the starter Pokegirl with them. There was a deafening roar before the scorching tornado died down, revealing the Charmander knocked unconscious and badly burned on the …show more content…
It wasn't like the Charmander could have reached her anyway, especially not with the clumsy way she had moved and with her excessive self-confidence. She only hoped that this battle had served as a reality check for the two, and possibly even as motivation to become strong enough to defeat them one day. Even Fei had been in the Charmander's shoes before (although she hadn't been stuck with an overbearing tamer like Kyle), but many losses in her time had raised her to be the Ninetales who could even best a Water-type now.
There was a brief pause between Kyle returning his Charmander to her PokeBall and Fei lowering her guard until the younger tamer came running up to the victorious pair. "How'd you do that!" the boy exclaimed. "That move, Inferno. Can you teach my Charmander?" His eyes were twinkling with curiosity fit for his age, his first loss on the battlefield not even seeming to faze his pride any. "That was amazing, I think I'll get a Ninetales one day!" The boy was so overcome with excitement that he reached out to grasp one of Fei's fluffy tails, with only the purest intentions to touch something he greatly
Fei didn't think her body would remember her own …show more content…
Bursting an opponent down so quickly wasn't her style. Only when the Charmander received her order to fire spherical embers at her did she extend an arm forward and send her raging inferno to engulf the Charmander's pathetic flames and the starter Pokegirl with them. There was a deafening roar before the scorching tornado died down, revealing the Charmander knocked unconscious and badly burned on the …show more content…
It wasn't like the Charmander could have reached her anyway, especially not with the clumsy way she had moved and with her excessive self-confidence. She only hoped that this battle had served as a reality check for the two, and possibly even as motivation to become strong enough to defeat them one day. Even Fei had been in the Charmander's shoes before (although she hadn't been stuck with an overbearing tamer like Kyle), but many losses in her time had raised her to be the Ninetales who could even best a Water-type now.
There was a brief pause between Kyle returning his Charmander to her PokeBall and Fei lowering her guard until the younger tamer came running up to the victorious pair. "How'd you do that!" the boy exclaimed. "That move, Inferno. Can you teach my Charmander?" His eyes were twinkling with curiosity fit for his age, his first loss on the battlefield not even seeming to faze his pride any. "That was amazing, I think I'll get a Ninetales one day!" The boy was so overcome with excitement that he reached out to grasp one of Fei's fluffy tails, with only the purest intentions to touch something he greatly