Skye Prower

"Okay, okay. I'll try and get some sleep," said Melody. ------------ "There's a map, let's have a look," said Anna

Sharp teeth...

(ooc: Uh, well, this got awkward...) Kimi turned round and beamed at Chris, thrilled that he was coming round to her way of thinking. "And there is nothing I can say that will stop you from telling others?" asked the Professor. "NO!" replied Kimi emphatically. "I see. You are a true Idealist." The Professor said the last word with a clear note of disgust. Surreptitiously, he began reaching into a drawer on his desk. "One interesting fact," he continued speaking, "Most people believe pokeball's are designed only to catch pokemon. That isn't exactly true. It would be more correct to say they are designed NOT to catch humans." In his hand's the Professor held a pokeball, but this one was made of a silver metal, and the latch circle glowed with a sickly green light. "It is perfectly simple to have that restriction removed," finished the Professor. He pressed a button on his desk, and shimmering forcefileds enveloped the pokemon and mobian's inside his office. Kimi looked around in shock, then back to the Professor. Only to see he was now on his feet and had hurled the silver ball right at her. The ball opened and, with a scream, Kimi was sucked inside. It dropped to the floor and clicked shut. "We will talk again when you are feeling more... agreeable, Miss Williams," said the Professor harshly. He looked at Chris, another silver pokeball in his hand. "I wouldn't try and pick it up if I were you. Now then, Master Thorndyke, I hope you will be more reasonable. It did appear you're Idealist views were due to the influence of Miss Williams." -------------- In the lobby, the Security guards and their Pokemon arrived to try and capture those outside the office.

Skye and Miles were still talking, though now they were trying to stifle their heavy yawns. They were so engrossed in their conversation they disn't hear the tannoy announcement that the arcade was about to close. ----------- "I know it is," said Melody to Berry. "I just don't feel tired... for a change. Probably because I haven't been running as much today." ----------- "Don't be silly Spark," said Anna. "We'll find you a room. I saw guest quarters labeled on the map." ----------- Ziona smiled and placed one hand on top of Glen's and the other round him. "Why don't we give Melody some privacy?" she said quietly.

I think those pictures of girls and the foxes are actually photo's of a kitsune family.

72 hides from the camera.

"Yeah. Finally some time to relax. If nothing else crazy happens," said Ziona.

70 leaves her be.

(ooc: I.... I... I honestly wasn't expecting that! The Prof is NOT a good guy. He may have a point about humanity being threatened, but it's still pretty Darn evil. 'We will oppress one race to save our own' is not a good guy argument.) "This isn't right," muttered Skye. "Exactly Skye. It's NOT RIGHT!" shouted Kimi. "You can't justify that just because you think pokemon might attack us. We know they're intelligent. They can talk. So we can talk to them and live in peace together. And it you won't listen to that, I'll find people who will."

"Yeah, I guess," said Melody sadly. "Thank's for all this you two."

68 agrees

"I do wish that part didn't have to happen," said the Professor to Fluffy and Christy, sounding genuine in his regret. "And I certainly don't approve of those who torture you. But all these measures are necessary. We need to protect humanity from another uprising. If we don't, it will be our families that will be suffering, before our inevitable extinction."

66 turns up the volume

After shaking hands the two boys were silent for a moment, each trying to think of something to talk about. "So Skye, uh, how exactly does the magic in that casket work?" asked Miles. "Well..." began Skye, as the two of them started talking happily together about magical theory. ------------ "Mmmhph, ..night Dyl..." mumbled Melody sleepily. ------------ "Maybe we do," smiled Ziona. "But in this case it's only bad memories, nothing more."

And 60

The b-breath f-fire one surprised m-me.

Melody kept enjoying the song. ---------- "You're probably right Spark. It is late," said Anna standing up. "Goodnight Sis," she whispered to Melody, who muttered an unintelligible response in her sleep.

Melody glanced over to Locke and gave him a friendly wink. --------------- "I know. I'm just fretting over nothing," said Ziona.

The Professor looked at the group through his glasses. "How many pokemon are there? Not species, individuals? How many for each human? Do you understand how outnumbered we are? If the pokemon were to rise up, to band together against us, what would happen? And it has happened. That is what led to this current state." The Professor paused, then continued. "Before, history tells us that we lived in peace. Then the pokemon suddenly turned on humanity devastating our people. Our only hope was to turn their advantages against them. To train them to defend us. And over the years, this defense has grown. By training them, by keeping their numbers controlled, we keep humanity save from another massacre."

*smiles* Thank you. I'm sure you'll be a great teacher.

Now that is an understatement!

Melody sang with gusto, making the most of her final song

That's a nice list. I'd like to join you on some of those. Though... I can#t cook very well. You'll need to teach me that.

In two hours? Yikes. Yes, get some sleep. Wow, I thought I was bad for running only little sleep and adrenalin!

"S-so do I-I," whispered back Skye. "He's s-scaring me. Should we t-try sneaking o-out?" Kimi was to fired up with emotion to object or react to Chris' use of 'friend'. The Professor sighed, then sat back down at his desk. "Very well. Then allow me to explain the reasons to you. It is about the survival of humanity."