Twilight Sparkle (
friendyousohard) wrote2013-07-24 04:31 pm
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21st Spell: [Video/Action for Olivine]
[The view opens to a shot of the sea. Pure, pristine, gorgeous...
And apparently filled with swarms of oncoming Pokemon.]
Tesla, fire!
[A huge blast of electricity rips past Twilight into the sea, striking all the nearby swarming fossil Pokemon and knocking out a good chunk of them.]
Thank Celestia for strong Electric-types... Does anyone know what's causing this? I woke up this morning and the town was practically covered in these ancient Pokemon. I've been doing my best to hold them back, as have several others, but they just keep on coming no matter what we do. Is this happening everywhere?
[A small group of Kabuto, Omanyte, and Tirtouga dare the beach again only to be zapped into unconsciousness by Tesla. The Magnezone doesn't even seem tired when Twilight turns the camera on it, though it would probably be hard to tell...]
We've been okay so far, but we can't keep this up forever. And what if they start coming from somewhere aside from-
[There's a loud cry from behind. Twilight whirls around and the shot pans up to show the top of the lighthouse-
Which is covered in Archen that have just flown down from Route 39.]
The sea. Oh horseapples.
[One of the Archen screeches as it lifts off, and the feed ends with that ominous shot.]
And apparently filled with swarms of oncoming Pokemon.]
Tesla, fire!
[A huge blast of electricity rips past Twilight into the sea, striking all the nearby swarming fossil Pokemon and knocking out a good chunk of them.]
Thank Celestia for strong Electric-types... Does anyone know what's causing this? I woke up this morning and the town was practically covered in these ancient Pokemon. I've been doing my best to hold them back, as have several others, but they just keep on coming no matter what we do. Is this happening everywhere?
[A small group of Kabuto, Omanyte, and Tirtouga dare the beach again only to be zapped into unconsciousness by Tesla. The Magnezone doesn't even seem tired when Twilight turns the camera on it, though it would probably be hard to tell...]
We've been okay so far, but we can't keep this up forever. And what if they start coming from somewhere aside from-
[There's a loud cry from behind. Twilight whirls around and the shot pans up to show the top of the lighthouse-
Which is covered in Archen that have just flown down from Route 39.]
The sea. Oh horseapples.
[One of the Archen screeches as it lifts off, and the feed ends with that ominous shot.]
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That's all the flyin' pokemon I got on me, though.
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As for the last one...
[She looks down at the ball on her belt. Oh Celestia, does she hate reaching for that ball.]
...Last resort.
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Pray to Celestia we don't have to let him out in this mess.
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[He's like a living grenade, really.]
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[It's distressingly not that big a stretch.]
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[A Zap Cannon and several shrieks from unhappy ancient Pokemon follows that order.]
That should keep us safe from rear attacks. Alright, AJ, I'm behind you. Go.
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[She releases the massive ghost balloon from his ball. He lets out a loud, low bellow of a groan, before unleashing a torrent of thunderbolts at the Archen circling the light house.]
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Spike! Take as many of them down as you can!
[The second pokeball opens up and Twilight's mighty Dragonite roars in challenge as he charged into the midst of the battle with a fierce Dragon Rush, knocking down any Archen too unfortunate to be in his way.]
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Quick, before any get in!
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They're gonna have one heck of a time tryin' to get that open. Reckon we have a chance t'catch our breath?
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[She slumps down to the floor, breathing heavily.]
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If we get up to the top, they should be able t'join us up there.
[She leans against the door, quietly enjoying the feeling of the cold metal against her back.]
Are you alright?
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[After a couple more moments, she rises back to her feet and looks at the staircase in front of them.]
Let's start climbing. Don't run, though. I know it's tempting, but we'll just tire ourselves out and have to rest again.
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[She chuckles, taking the railing in her hand. Man, that is a long way up.]
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[She takes hold of the other one and begins to climb.]
We've got five flights if I recall correctly, and about twenty stairs a flight. That's a hundred steps, give or take. Honestly, in comparison to the one in Sombra's Castle it's nothing.
[Though she'd had her hardier pony body and her magic then...]
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[She goes against her instinct to follow Twilight's advice. She wants to run to the top as quickly as she can, but she knows conserving her energy is necessary.]
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[She just focuses on putting one foot in front of the other, trying not to count how far she's gotten or how long they have to go. She knows that'll just make it seem longer.
They've climbed up about a third of the way when suddenly, there's a loud wail from above.]
What was that?
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[Sorry, Twilight, but you're taking your walk alone. Applejack bolts up the stairs, quick to reach her ailing monster.]
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[Grimacing, she speeds up herself, though not to running speed. She wants to, oh how she wants to, but she knows she can't. She has to conserve her energy if she's going to be of use to anyone up there. Resolutely, she forces out the sounds coming from up above and climbs.]
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Hang on, Sugarcube! I'm comin'!
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NOT ACTUALLY HERE BUT
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