Cooltrainer Aaron
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And now, for the NewYear's premier of Ho-oh's Test. Here's chapter one ladies, gentlemen, and Pokemon.
Part 1 Begins NOW!!!
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:fire: Ho-oh’s Test Part 1 :fire:
4 Mysteries Revealed
Ash, May, Brock, Max, and Pikachu are on a deck of a ship sailing on the sea. The wind is blowing in their faces as the boat moves forward. Then, the tops of some buildings appear over the horizon.
“Hey! I think I see land over there!” May exclaimed.
Max responded as he opened his PokeNav, “Yeah, this is the place alright, Sixbump City. It sure took us a while to get here.”
“Uh, just why are we going here again?” Ash looked quizzical.
Brock loomed up behind him. “HOW COULD YOU FORGET!!?? Sixbump City has some of the largest Pokemon mysteries of all time and none of them have been solved. The three professors, Oak, Elm, and Birch, have decided to team up and try to solve the riddles of the ruins in this city, and we’re supposed to take pictures of the ruin walls for the Professors to study. Just try not to forget after 5 minutes like last time Ash.”
“Um, OK, so were here because of why?” Everyone but Ash toppled to the floor.
They all loomed up at him and yelled in unison “ASH!!”
“Just a joke people, take it easy.” Just then, a strong gust of wind blew Ash’s hat off and it started flying to the back of the ship, “Ahh, my hat!” He ran to the stern, but the cap flew out of reach, then he reached for a ball in his belt. “Swellow, go get my hat!”
“Swell!” It said as is came out of the ball, and if flew off. It extended its claws and snatched the hat from midair. With a “Ellow” it came back triumphantly, and it landed on Ash’s outstretched arm.
He took the cap back and put it back on his head, “Great job, Swellow. I would had to have gone capless for the rest of the trip if it wasn’t for you.”
“Swell, Oh.” Came the pleased and affectionate reply.
Just then, a red hue covered the boat and everything around it, but it disappeared as fast as it had come. Ash looked up and saw nothing. “Hey guys, did you just see that?”
“I sure did. What was that?” Brock replied.
“No clue.” Said Ash.
“Could this be one of the mysteries of Sixbump?” Max pondered outloud.
“Pika?!” Pikachu answered in a pondering tone.
They all looked up towards the sky. We zoom out, to see a part of the globe, and we swing around to the other side of the world, on the night side of the globe. There, we zoom in on Pallet Town, or more accurately, the valley on the outskirts. Eve and the team assigned to the Pokemopolis ruin site have still been digging. Much progress has been made since Ash and the others first made the initial discovery of the Giant Pokemon. An entire temple has been uncovered, and inside the temple is where we find Eve.
A supervisor walked up behind Eve while she is dusting a piece of a wall that is still covered in rock that hasn’t been excavated yet. “Miss Eve, you really should get some rest. The ruins will be here in the morning.”
She responded without looking at him in her French accent “I can’t sleep. Not when I’m so close. We still haven’t found out what this temple was for, but I know I’m close, I can feel it. The answers have to lie behind this wall.” She pounded a fist into it.
Suddenly, the ground began to shake violently. The supervisor said, “An earthquake? But there are no fault lines around here nor are there any Pokemon in the area that can use that attack.”
“No, it’s not an earthquake, it’s something else!” Eve said as she laid a hand on the wall. The entire wall started to show cracks, and a light red glow started to come through those cracks. Eve stepped away as the wall crumbled. What was revealed was a large rectangular object made of silver and gold swirling around a center that had a round indented cup in it. There were raised inscriptions covering the entire object. Eve touched the inscriptions. “Look at these! I’ve never seen so many inscriptions in one place!”
But the supervisor was more concerned about the ceiling, and he noticed a shifting rock. “Miss Eve, look out!” He dived at her and pulled her out of the way as the rock fell exactly on the spot of where she was before.
The shaking stopped, and they both stood up. “Thank you, Mr. Diager. That was too close.”
“You’re very welcome.” He looked at the stone and what was left of the roof. “I’m not sure, but I think this stone was supposed to fall.”
“Why do you say that?”
“Look up. The moon passes overhead every night right where that stone used to be. You can barely see it now, because it is a New Moon, but it is directly overhead. If you look close enough, you can see its outline.”
Eve and Diager look up into the night sky. “I think you’re right Mr. Diager.”
They continue to look up as the view zooms to part of the worldview again. We continue along the night side of the planet to the Johto Region, specifically Azalea Town. Inside Kurt’s house, he just finished putting a Pokeball together and tucking himself into bed.
He smiled as he put the newest Pokeball on the shelf, “I have to say I’ve outdone myself this time. This has to be my best Pokeball yet.” He walked over to a glass case that has the GS Ball in it. “Of course, my Pokeballs don’t compare to you my mysterious little friend. I’ve had you for 3 years and I still can’t figure out a thing about you.”
He yawned, lied down, and pulled up his covers. In a few moments he was fast asleep, snoring. The GS Ball started to pulsate a glow and it began to vibrate. Then it started to emit a high pitched sound which woke Kurt up from his sleep.
“What!! What’s going on?” The glass case started to crack, and the Pokeballs on the shelf began to shake. Kurt covered his ears from the sound. The glass shattered, and the Pokeballs shook off of their stands. The GS Ball didn’t make another sound, but it still gave a slight glow that faded in and out.
“What in the world was that?” Kurt stared at the ball, then picked up the balls that fell to the floor. That brought him to the window, and as he looked up, there was the border of a New Moon showing through.
The camera zooms out once again, and the worldview shows up. This time, it turns the opposite way, back to Kanto. The camera comes down to Celadon City. At the Gym, the 3 Cerulean sisters have returned from their trip, and are giving a return performance of an underwater ballet.
A few minutes before curtain time, the 4 sisters are in their costumes, ready to go. Misty went over to Togepi to have a little talk with it.
“Now Togepi, I don’t want you running around and getting into trouble. I know you want to be in the show with me, but you can’t swim well enough just yet. If you stay here, you’ll be able to watch the entire show OK?”
“Togei?” The confused answer came.
“I mean it Togepi! No wandering off!”
“Pri.” It said in understanding disappointment.
“Good, now sit back and enjoy the show.”
Then the call came to her, “Misty! Like, come on, its time!”
She turned around and started walking towards the others, “I’ll be right th…” and she stopped, as a faint reddish-purple hue enveloped her, then disappeared. Misty lost her balance and supported herself on a locker.
The girls came running up to her. “Misty, are you, like, alright?”
She looked up, with her eyes half closed, “Huh? Yeah, I’m OK. Just a little tired is all.”
“Well then shake it off, we’ve got a show to do.”
When Misty stepped on to the diving platform in front of the crowd, she began to get really dizzy. She said under her breath, “Why isn’t he here? It’s my opening night, he should be here!” She then fell forward, off the diving board as her body went limp, and she whispered “Ash!”
Misty hit the water and started to sink. Two of the others dived in after her, as the third called an ambulance. The ones that brought her to the surface kept yelling “Misty! Wake up! Tell us what’s wrong! She’s still breathing! Where is that ambulance?!”
The scene ends with Misty lying on a gurney, being put into the ambulance.
Welcome to Pokemon: The Final Chapter: Ho-oh’s Test. This is just the first part of many.
Part 1 Begins NOW!!!
okeball: Pokemon: The Final Chapter okeball: :fire: Ho-oh’s Test Part 1 :fire:
4 Mysteries Revealed
Ash, May, Brock, Max, and Pikachu are on a deck of a ship sailing on the sea. The wind is blowing in their faces as the boat moves forward. Then, the tops of some buildings appear over the horizon.
“Hey! I think I see land over there!” May exclaimed.
Max responded as he opened his PokeNav, “Yeah, this is the place alright, Sixbump City. It sure took us a while to get here.”
“Uh, just why are we going here again?” Ash looked quizzical.
Brock loomed up behind him. “HOW COULD YOU FORGET!!?? Sixbump City has some of the largest Pokemon mysteries of all time and none of them have been solved. The three professors, Oak, Elm, and Birch, have decided to team up and try to solve the riddles of the ruins in this city, and we’re supposed to take pictures of the ruin walls for the Professors to study. Just try not to forget after 5 minutes like last time Ash.”
“Um, OK, so were here because of why?” Everyone but Ash toppled to the floor.
They all loomed up at him and yelled in unison “ASH!!”
“Just a joke people, take it easy.” Just then, a strong gust of wind blew Ash’s hat off and it started flying to the back of the ship, “Ahh, my hat!” He ran to the stern, but the cap flew out of reach, then he reached for a ball in his belt. “Swellow, go get my hat!”
“Swell!” It said as is came out of the ball, and if flew off. It extended its claws and snatched the hat from midair. With a “Ellow” it came back triumphantly, and it landed on Ash’s outstretched arm.
He took the cap back and put it back on his head, “Great job, Swellow. I would had to have gone capless for the rest of the trip if it wasn’t for you.”
“Swell, Oh.” Came the pleased and affectionate reply.
Just then, a red hue covered the boat and everything around it, but it disappeared as fast as it had come. Ash looked up and saw nothing. “Hey guys, did you just see that?”
“I sure did. What was that?” Brock replied.
“No clue.” Said Ash.
“Could this be one of the mysteries of Sixbump?” Max pondered outloud.
“Pika?!” Pikachu answered in a pondering tone.
They all looked up towards the sky. We zoom out, to see a part of the globe, and we swing around to the other side of the world, on the night side of the globe. There, we zoom in on Pallet Town, or more accurately, the valley on the outskirts. Eve and the team assigned to the Pokemopolis ruin site have still been digging. Much progress has been made since Ash and the others first made the initial discovery of the Giant Pokemon. An entire temple has been uncovered, and inside the temple is where we find Eve.
A supervisor walked up behind Eve while she is dusting a piece of a wall that is still covered in rock that hasn’t been excavated yet. “Miss Eve, you really should get some rest. The ruins will be here in the morning.”
She responded without looking at him in her French accent “I can’t sleep. Not when I’m so close. We still haven’t found out what this temple was for, but I know I’m close, I can feel it. The answers have to lie behind this wall.” She pounded a fist into it.
Suddenly, the ground began to shake violently. The supervisor said, “An earthquake? But there are no fault lines around here nor are there any Pokemon in the area that can use that attack.”
“No, it’s not an earthquake, it’s something else!” Eve said as she laid a hand on the wall. The entire wall started to show cracks, and a light red glow started to come through those cracks. Eve stepped away as the wall crumbled. What was revealed was a large rectangular object made of silver and gold swirling around a center that had a round indented cup in it. There were raised inscriptions covering the entire object. Eve touched the inscriptions. “Look at these! I’ve never seen so many inscriptions in one place!”
But the supervisor was more concerned about the ceiling, and he noticed a shifting rock. “Miss Eve, look out!” He dived at her and pulled her out of the way as the rock fell exactly on the spot of where she was before.
The shaking stopped, and they both stood up. “Thank you, Mr. Diager. That was too close.”
“You’re very welcome.” He looked at the stone and what was left of the roof. “I’m not sure, but I think this stone was supposed to fall.”
“Why do you say that?”
“Look up. The moon passes overhead every night right where that stone used to be. You can barely see it now, because it is a New Moon, but it is directly overhead. If you look close enough, you can see its outline.”
Eve and Diager look up into the night sky. “I think you’re right Mr. Diager.”
They continue to look up as the view zooms to part of the worldview again. We continue along the night side of the planet to the Johto Region, specifically Azalea Town. Inside Kurt’s house, he just finished putting a Pokeball together and tucking himself into bed.
He smiled as he put the newest Pokeball on the shelf, “I have to say I’ve outdone myself this time. This has to be my best Pokeball yet.” He walked over to a glass case that has the GS Ball in it. “Of course, my Pokeballs don’t compare to you my mysterious little friend. I’ve had you for 3 years and I still can’t figure out a thing about you.”
He yawned, lied down, and pulled up his covers. In a few moments he was fast asleep, snoring. The GS Ball started to pulsate a glow and it began to vibrate. Then it started to emit a high pitched sound which woke Kurt up from his sleep.
“What!! What’s going on?” The glass case started to crack, and the Pokeballs on the shelf began to shake. Kurt covered his ears from the sound. The glass shattered, and the Pokeballs shook off of their stands. The GS Ball didn’t make another sound, but it still gave a slight glow that faded in and out.
“What in the world was that?” Kurt stared at the ball, then picked up the balls that fell to the floor. That brought him to the window, and as he looked up, there was the border of a New Moon showing through.
The camera zooms out once again, and the worldview shows up. This time, it turns the opposite way, back to Kanto. The camera comes down to Celadon City. At the Gym, the 3 Cerulean sisters have returned from their trip, and are giving a return performance of an underwater ballet.
A few minutes before curtain time, the 4 sisters are in their costumes, ready to go. Misty went over to Togepi to have a little talk with it.
“Now Togepi, I don’t want you running around and getting into trouble. I know you want to be in the show with me, but you can’t swim well enough just yet. If you stay here, you’ll be able to watch the entire show OK?”
“Togei?” The confused answer came.
“I mean it Togepi! No wandering off!”
“Pri.” It said in understanding disappointment.
“Good, now sit back and enjoy the show.”
Then the call came to her, “Misty! Like, come on, its time!”
She turned around and started walking towards the others, “I’ll be right th…” and she stopped, as a faint reddish-purple hue enveloped her, then disappeared. Misty lost her balance and supported herself on a locker.
The girls came running up to her. “Misty, are you, like, alright?”
She looked up, with her eyes half closed, “Huh? Yeah, I’m OK. Just a little tired is all.”
“Well then shake it off, we’ve got a show to do.”
When Misty stepped on to the diving platform in front of the crowd, she began to get really dizzy. She said under her breath, “Why isn’t he here? It’s my opening night, he should be here!” She then fell forward, off the diving board as her body went limp, and she whispered “Ash!”
Misty hit the water and started to sink. Two of the others dived in after her, as the third called an ambulance. The ones that brought her to the surface kept yelling “Misty! Wake up! Tell us what’s wrong! She’s still breathing! Where is that ambulance?!”
The scene ends with Misty lying on a gurney, being put into the ambulance.
Welcome to Pokemon: The Final Chapter: Ho-oh’s Test. This is just the first part of many.