Cardzmaster2004
04/21/2005, 02:33 PM
well, with BT starting his series along, I figured I'd start reposting the one I did quite a while ago. Please remeber, these chapters were written over the course of three years during which Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby had not yet been released and the recently released game was Gold and Silver. So, a lot of the references to the main characer's ignorance is based on thef act that he had never been to Johto, much less Hoenn and the others. This aside, here's chapter one.
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“Hello sensei.”
“Ah, good day. How was training?”
“Fine, my master.”
“Something troubles you. I can feel it.”
“It’s…about a friend of mine. We were never friends but I used my powers to see him now.”
“And?”
“He’s found it. The way to beat the system.”
“Your powers are complete. You can become people and see them. I suspect you finished your final expert levitation exercise this morning.”
“Yes master.”
“Then your first task as one of my elite pupils is to bring the boy to me. I will deal with him.”
“Yes, master.”
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Hello. My name is J.P. I am one of the great pokémon trainers this side of Kanto. My rival and best friend, Blue, set off together our first day as pokémon masters. Later we split and went our separate ways. I became Pokémon League champ by defeating my friend. Then I started “intense” training. Now my pokémon were in the best condition they could ever be. I had caught every single pokémon in Kanto. Professor Oak had called me to his research laboratory. He had an important mission for me.
“Professor Oak,” I said, “You wanted to see me?”
“Yes J.P.” the professor responded, “I need to talk to you.”
“What about?” I asked. The professor usually had Gary run most of his errands.
“There has been a discovery, J.P.” the professor replied, “There has been a new region discovered where new pokémon live. There are at least 100 new and different species of pokémon living in this new and vast area! Many discoveries could be made about the history of pokémon itself!”
“This sounds like a job for you, Professor,” I said, “So, why did you call me here?”
“Because I need someone to capture and train these new pokémon so I can observe them. I’d ask Blue to go, but he has the Gym Leader tests to take for about a year. I can’t wait that long to research this discovery. My greatest pupil, George Elm, was the one who told me of this new place. If I don’t hurry, Elm will become more famous than me and I will become lost for my few accomplishments. The Pokédex is my greatest work, and not even that is great. J.P., I am begging you to come with me. I will make this deal with you. After I am done with the pokémon you catch, you may add them to your private collection. Is that a deal?”
I thought quickly. New pokémon to add to my team sounded great. The idea was nearly overwhelming. The professor’s offer was too good to pass up.
“Of course I’ll go with you Professor,” I said, “Will anyone else be joining us?”
“That is the hard part,” Professor Oak said in a low tone, “I can only take one person with me. And there is another person vying for this trip.”
“Who?” I asked.
“Pika-Pikachu!”
I whipped my head around to see what I hoped never to see again.
“Hi everyone,” Red’s annoying voice said.
Red was supposed to leave with Blue and I. But after oversleeping, he missed getting the normal starter pokémon. He received a disrespectful Pikachu. He says that he likes the Pikachu to be out at all times, but everyone knows that the Pikachu is just too stubborn to go in its Pokéball. It’s a shame the he and his little rat get more respect than my pokémon and me do, as we are more accomplished in Kanto.
“This is Red as you know,” the professor stated, “He has become just as good a trainer as you are.”
“No way,” I responded, “There is no way Pika boy is better than me.”
“Oh yeah,” Red fired back, “Well, I don’t see your evolution pokés as good friends to you.”
“Why you little…” I said stopping short if my sentence. The professor had something to say.
“Perhaps there is a better way to resolve this problem,” Oak said, “Tomorrow you two will come to my research field. Both of you will bring you best team of pokémon. You will both battle to see who is better. The winner of that match will go with me to the new pokémon region. The loser will stay here in Kanto to train. Is that a deal?”
“Yeah, great idea,” I said. Red’s pokémon were at a lower level than mine, “Let’s battle for this great privilege.”
“But…” Red started but was cut off.
“Then it’s settled,” Professor Oak butted in, “You two will meat tomorrow out back. See you then!”
Red and I were ushered out the door to Oak’s lab and sent home. Red and I walked home together since our houses are right next to each other’s.
“Are you ready to loose tomorrow?” I taunted Red.
“Just because your pokémon are at a higher level than mine doesn’t mean they are the best,” Red said, “You cheated getting them there you know.”
“What are you talking about?” I asked innocently.
“You know exactly what I’m talking about,” Red snapped, “The MissingNo. You idiot! The thing you used to cheat and get infinite Rare Candies!”
I nearly blew up then. On my way to Cinnabar when training I had run into a mysterious creature. It ran away quickly leaving me with over 999 Rare Candies. Having nothing better to do, I gave them to my pokémon.
Okay, so I searched for three hours trying to find this bird. And I made sure that the Rare Candy I had would be multiplied. So what! It was there and so tempting not to loose.
“Why don’t you just go home and decide your victims of my pokémon,” I said, “Because what you just said ticked me off. I’m going to make sure you’re just a Kanto myth tomorrow. Now get out of my face!”
“You’ll be sorry you said that!” Red yelled as he ran home.
I walked the rest of the way home. I soon as I got home my mom asked me how the meeting went. I told her it went fine other than the fact that Red was there. After that short conversation I went upstairs to get a good nights rest. I was going to need it so I didn’t loose my cool tomorrow.
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The morning of the big battle I woke up before my alarm clock went off. I gathered up my team of pokémon: Charizard, Vaporion, Zapdos, Golem, Vileplume, and Gengar. After that I went outside for my daily walk. I walk from my house, to the professor’s lab, behind Red’s house, and back to my house to get breakfast.
As I passed the professor’s lab, he leaned out the side window of his lab and showed me a picture of one new pokémon. It looked like a giant sunflower. I really hope the rest of the pokémon in this new region are better than that one.
Soon I passed behind Red’s house. Red was up and behind his house almost like waiting for me. This was odd because Red usually doesn’t wake up until 9:30.
“Too nervous about the beat down you’ll be getting,” I said taunting him.
“Actually, I was thinking of the loss I‘m going to give to you before the battle,” he replied calmly.
“What loss?” I asked.
Red said nothing. Instead, he released a pokémon out of its Pokéball. Out jumped an Eevee evolution. But it was like none I’d ever seen before. It had on tail that split into two and was colored purple. I nearly lost my mind looking at this creature. It looked so strong. Red then repeated the words that changed my life.
“Espeon, Portal attack, now,” Red repeated mystically.
This creature now shot a blast of psychic energy at me. Quickly I dodged away. This psychic shot nearly killed me.
“WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU TRYING TO DO TO ME!?!?!?” I screamed. But then I realized it was too late.
Whipping my head around, I heard a whirring noise. I psychedelic energy field opened behind me. That was when I realized what was happening. Red was using a psychic portal to transport me somewhere so that I couldn’t go to the new region. I was so scared. I’d never been teleported before.
Suddenly the pokéballs at my waist were blown off onto the ground in front of me. I reached for them with no avail. The portal dragged me slowly towards it. Then Red spoke
“I’ve been studying Sabrina’s techniques and abilities,” Red said, “Come to find out, she had used her psychic abilities to get this new pokémon from the new region. And I also found out that everyone, no matter how skeptical of psychics, have hidden psychic power.” Red then started hovering. I looked up with a scared look on my face.
This can’t be happening, this can’t be happening, I told myself.
“Oh but it is happening J.P.” Red said, “And you will not come back through that portal. This could be goodbye forever.”
Horror and panic raced through my body. I tried to get away from the portal but I couldn’t. I was drug into it forever.
“Welcome to Portals,” Red said cryptically.
TO BE CONTINUED…
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“Hello sensei.”
“Ah, good day. How was training?”
“Fine, my master.”
“Something troubles you. I can feel it.”
“It’s…about a friend of mine. We were never friends but I used my powers to see him now.”
“And?”
“He’s found it. The way to beat the system.”
“Your powers are complete. You can become people and see them. I suspect you finished your final expert levitation exercise this morning.”
“Yes master.”
“Then your first task as one of my elite pupils is to bring the boy to me. I will deal with him.”
“Yes, master.”
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Hello. My name is J.P. I am one of the great pokémon trainers this side of Kanto. My rival and best friend, Blue, set off together our first day as pokémon masters. Later we split and went our separate ways. I became Pokémon League champ by defeating my friend. Then I started “intense” training. Now my pokémon were in the best condition they could ever be. I had caught every single pokémon in Kanto. Professor Oak had called me to his research laboratory. He had an important mission for me.
“Professor Oak,” I said, “You wanted to see me?”
“Yes J.P.” the professor responded, “I need to talk to you.”
“What about?” I asked. The professor usually had Gary run most of his errands.
“There has been a discovery, J.P.” the professor replied, “There has been a new region discovered where new pokémon live. There are at least 100 new and different species of pokémon living in this new and vast area! Many discoveries could be made about the history of pokémon itself!”
“This sounds like a job for you, Professor,” I said, “So, why did you call me here?”
“Because I need someone to capture and train these new pokémon so I can observe them. I’d ask Blue to go, but he has the Gym Leader tests to take for about a year. I can’t wait that long to research this discovery. My greatest pupil, George Elm, was the one who told me of this new place. If I don’t hurry, Elm will become more famous than me and I will become lost for my few accomplishments. The Pokédex is my greatest work, and not even that is great. J.P., I am begging you to come with me. I will make this deal with you. After I am done with the pokémon you catch, you may add them to your private collection. Is that a deal?”
I thought quickly. New pokémon to add to my team sounded great. The idea was nearly overwhelming. The professor’s offer was too good to pass up.
“Of course I’ll go with you Professor,” I said, “Will anyone else be joining us?”
“That is the hard part,” Professor Oak said in a low tone, “I can only take one person with me. And there is another person vying for this trip.”
“Who?” I asked.
“Pika-Pikachu!”
I whipped my head around to see what I hoped never to see again.
“Hi everyone,” Red’s annoying voice said.
Red was supposed to leave with Blue and I. But after oversleeping, he missed getting the normal starter pokémon. He received a disrespectful Pikachu. He says that he likes the Pikachu to be out at all times, but everyone knows that the Pikachu is just too stubborn to go in its Pokéball. It’s a shame the he and his little rat get more respect than my pokémon and me do, as we are more accomplished in Kanto.
“This is Red as you know,” the professor stated, “He has become just as good a trainer as you are.”
“No way,” I responded, “There is no way Pika boy is better than me.”
“Oh yeah,” Red fired back, “Well, I don’t see your evolution pokés as good friends to you.”
“Why you little…” I said stopping short if my sentence. The professor had something to say.
“Perhaps there is a better way to resolve this problem,” Oak said, “Tomorrow you two will come to my research field. Both of you will bring you best team of pokémon. You will both battle to see who is better. The winner of that match will go with me to the new pokémon region. The loser will stay here in Kanto to train. Is that a deal?”
“Yeah, great idea,” I said. Red’s pokémon were at a lower level than mine, “Let’s battle for this great privilege.”
“But…” Red started but was cut off.
“Then it’s settled,” Professor Oak butted in, “You two will meat tomorrow out back. See you then!”
Red and I were ushered out the door to Oak’s lab and sent home. Red and I walked home together since our houses are right next to each other’s.
“Are you ready to loose tomorrow?” I taunted Red.
“Just because your pokémon are at a higher level than mine doesn’t mean they are the best,” Red said, “You cheated getting them there you know.”
“What are you talking about?” I asked innocently.
“You know exactly what I’m talking about,” Red snapped, “The MissingNo. You idiot! The thing you used to cheat and get infinite Rare Candies!”
I nearly blew up then. On my way to Cinnabar when training I had run into a mysterious creature. It ran away quickly leaving me with over 999 Rare Candies. Having nothing better to do, I gave them to my pokémon.
Okay, so I searched for three hours trying to find this bird. And I made sure that the Rare Candy I had would be multiplied. So what! It was there and so tempting not to loose.
“Why don’t you just go home and decide your victims of my pokémon,” I said, “Because what you just said ticked me off. I’m going to make sure you’re just a Kanto myth tomorrow. Now get out of my face!”
“You’ll be sorry you said that!” Red yelled as he ran home.
I walked the rest of the way home. I soon as I got home my mom asked me how the meeting went. I told her it went fine other than the fact that Red was there. After that short conversation I went upstairs to get a good nights rest. I was going to need it so I didn’t loose my cool tomorrow.
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The morning of the big battle I woke up before my alarm clock went off. I gathered up my team of pokémon: Charizard, Vaporion, Zapdos, Golem, Vileplume, and Gengar. After that I went outside for my daily walk. I walk from my house, to the professor’s lab, behind Red’s house, and back to my house to get breakfast.
As I passed the professor’s lab, he leaned out the side window of his lab and showed me a picture of one new pokémon. It looked like a giant sunflower. I really hope the rest of the pokémon in this new region are better than that one.
Soon I passed behind Red’s house. Red was up and behind his house almost like waiting for me. This was odd because Red usually doesn’t wake up until 9:30.
“Too nervous about the beat down you’ll be getting,” I said taunting him.
“Actually, I was thinking of the loss I‘m going to give to you before the battle,” he replied calmly.
“What loss?” I asked.
Red said nothing. Instead, he released a pokémon out of its Pokéball. Out jumped an Eevee evolution. But it was like none I’d ever seen before. It had on tail that split into two and was colored purple. I nearly lost my mind looking at this creature. It looked so strong. Red then repeated the words that changed my life.
“Espeon, Portal attack, now,” Red repeated mystically.
This creature now shot a blast of psychic energy at me. Quickly I dodged away. This psychic shot nearly killed me.
“WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU TRYING TO DO TO ME!?!?!?” I screamed. But then I realized it was too late.
Whipping my head around, I heard a whirring noise. I psychedelic energy field opened behind me. That was when I realized what was happening. Red was using a psychic portal to transport me somewhere so that I couldn’t go to the new region. I was so scared. I’d never been teleported before.
Suddenly the pokéballs at my waist were blown off onto the ground in front of me. I reached for them with no avail. The portal dragged me slowly towards it. Then Red spoke
“I’ve been studying Sabrina’s techniques and abilities,” Red said, “Come to find out, she had used her psychic abilities to get this new pokémon from the new region. And I also found out that everyone, no matter how skeptical of psychics, have hidden psychic power.” Red then started hovering. I looked up with a scared look on my face.
This can’t be happening, this can’t be happening, I told myself.
“Oh but it is happening J.P.” Red said, “And you will not come back through that portal. This could be goodbye forever.”
Horror and panic raced through my body. I tried to get away from the portal but I couldn’t. I was drug into it forever.
“Welcome to Portals,” Red said cryptically.
TO BE CONTINUED…
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