Name:
Echelon Rodendron

Also know simply as Echo

Age:
19

Gender:
Male

Appearance:
Only. You know. No random iguana.

Personality:
Calm, quiet, reserved. Echo is a bit of an enigma, surrounding himself mostly with ghosts, dragons, and dark-types. He doesn't appear to care much for battling, or even training too hard unless his Pokemon want it. He cares for his Pokemon greatly, however, and will not hesitate to become physically  violent in order to protect them, and would be willing to release them to protect them if he had to.

History: (This is optional)


Other: (Also Optional, but put anything I missed here)


Pokemon Names:
Selion (Ninetales) (Shiny)
Abyss (Zoroark) (Shiny)
Hellspawn (Houndoom) (Shiny)Hypnosis, Dream Eater
Alpha (Mightyena)
Toll (Spiritomb)
Vestibule (Haxorus) (Shiny)

Pokemon Moves: (You get four. Choose Wisely)
Selion- Sunny Day, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Faint attack
Abyss- Faint Attack, Night Slash, Foul Play, Payback
Hellspawn- Inferno, Foul Play, Crunch, Flamethrower
Alpha- Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, Poison Fang
Toll- Shadow Sneak, Faint Attack, hypnosis, Dream Eater
Vestibule- False Swipe, Guillotine, Outrage, Giga Impact

Pokemon Gender: (Male or Female)
Selion -Male
Abyss- Male
Hellspawn- Female
Alpha- Male
Toll- Male
Vestibule- Male








Name:
Midnight
Species:
Zorua; Shiny
Type:
Dark
Moves:
Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Grass Knot, AttractGender:
Owner:
Lillian
Shiny or No:
Shiny
Personality:
Playful and sly, like to cause mischief and prank with her Illusion
History with Owner:
Was originally a wild Pokemon wary of people. Trusts Lillian, and was tamed by her and will respond to her only.
Other:

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 I ran through a few trees, my eyes locked on the path in front of me. I kept glancing to the right and left to make sure I wasn't being followed.

Be careful; you've made us a target and they want you.

I wanted to scream at the voice inside my head to shut up, but that wouldn't help us in this situation. I'd have to do that later.

I examined my surrounding. There weren't to many trees in my way, which was a very good thing. My footing was relatively secure, and there were not many twigs under my feet. That was very, very good. Twigs meant sound, and sound meant being found. I certainly didn't want that. No enemy of The Academy wanted that. It meant certain death for you and your pokemon. I didn't really mind the concept of dying myself, but the death of my pokemon would haunt me for eternity and beyond.

I pulled out a black ball from my bag. I had purposely matched the color of the ball to the color of the pokemon within. One second of lack of concentration could mean being captured by The Academy.

I threw the ball a few feet in front of me and whispered.

Go, Blaze.

My faithful dragon flew out of the pokeball and started to fly next to me as I whispered instructions into its ear. Normally Blaze could keep up with me quite easily, but I was scared, and the dragon was obviously struggling to keep up with my adrenaline-filled running. I slowed down just a little bit to make it easier on him.

Go scout and make sure there are no Academy goons around here. If there are, don't you DARE confront them. I can't loose you, Blaze. You mean to much to me.

The dragon nodded. We had been through this enough that he knew exactly what I wanted. He also knew that I'd never get over his death, so he was always very careful just for me. It touched my to know he cared so much about me, but it also worried me because if I died that meant he would be reckless.

Why did you have to run away from your parents? You knew that would make you an immediate target.

I was grateful for the subject change inside by head because thinking about the death of my pokemon was highly depressing, but I still said a few curses under my breath. The microchip that I was planted with had to be the most annoying one out there. Most microchips didn't wail and complain constantly about their renegade hosts. Mine did. Lucky me.

I reached into my bag and fingered two more balls, a white and blue one and a black and blue one. These were my two precious, most beloved pokemon. Normally I wouldn't call them out at a time like this, but I needed their comfort. They understood me, just like I did them, and I cared for them more than any other pokemon in my party.

I threw the balls a few feet in front of me in the air so that when my two pokemon materialized they would be resting on my shoulders. I didn't want them to land on the ground because it was highly unlikely that they could keep up with me, and losing them was not an option. It was less of an option then losing Blaze was, and I loved Blaze.

Midnight, Blizzard, come join me.

I sighed contentedly as I enjoyed the fact that I wasn't completely alone. Disowned and abandoned by my family was pretty bad, but I still had my six best friends traveling with me, and two of them were right here. It was a nice feeling, and I enjoyed it.

I may be a wanted girl with a giant ransom reward hanging over my head, but it was all okay. We'd be okay. I whispered to my two best friends.

You guys doing alright?

I stroked the fur of my Glaceon which was nervously mewing to try and calm her. I didn't want my friend to worry at all. I was about to say some comforting words to the little creature, but a noise coming from the trees behind her stopped my voice. I was relieved when I saw that it was only Blaze, but my relief was short lived. Fifteen figures emerged behind him, seven trainers and six pokemon. I immediately analyzed the situation.

The first thing I noticed was that three of the pokemon were fire types, and Blizzard was in great danger. I immediately called her back stuffed her pokeball deep in my bag. I then called Blaze back because he appeared hurt.

As I quickly analyzed the situation further, I noticed that most of my pokemon had at least one type disadvantage with the six in front of me, all except one. I fingered the white, green, and pink ball in my bag. I only used Rosa in dire situations, but if this didn't count as a dire situation, nothing did. The truth was, Rosa scared me. I loved her dearly, but she frightened me with the terror of her moves, her two moves that ended lives so easily. I shuddered and pulled out the pokeball.

Go! Rosa!

The Gardevoir gracefully floated above the ground. Most pokemon would have been intimidated by the fifteen in front of it. Rosa just smiled. I shuddered again. I stammered my next sentence. I knew what I had to do, but it was such an awful way to die...

Rosa... use Hypnosis.

Rosa spread her arms and closed her eyes. She blew onto the creatures in front of her, casting a deep sleep full of horrible dreams upon all of them. I could see the icy sleep invading the minds of the pokemon and humans. I shuddered for the third time, trying to muster the courage to call out the next move. That horrible, terrible move.

It's them or you Lillian, you know that. Save your pokemon and kill them. It's the only way.

For once I knew the voice in my head was right. Its normal snappy, sarcastic words had become soft and full of tenderness. I raised my arm in front of me and snapped, confidence filling my voice. They would have to die.

Rosa, use Dream Eater!

Rosa's eyes snapped open. She took a deep breath and let out a scream so high pitched it was barely perceptible. The only way you could hear it was if you were listening for it, because it was the frequency upon which dreams hear. I knew what it was though. It was a Siren Song that dreams could not resist. It conveyed one simple message; come to me.

I looked with horror as I watched the dreams of fifteen figures swarm my pokemon. Rosa then ate the dreams, taking all of the energy for herself. I then gazed at the figures of the pokemon and people, knowing what would come next. These pokemon and people were weaker than the average opponent, so luckily I didn't have to use Dream Eater twice on them. That would be torture.

Dream Eater is a ghastly move. Dreams are not what most think. They are the embodiment of the hopes, the accomplishments, the very soul of the being that possesses them. When your dreams are stolen, your very essence is stolen. Rosa had just eaten the souls of fifteen individuals.

I wanted to scream and run and hide from my own pokemon, but I knew I had to save the pokemon in the balls in front of me. I ran up to them, scooped them up, and started releasing the pokemon. One by one they went away, each promising in its own way never again to join the forces of The Academy.

Once I had finished that, I destroyed the old homes of the pokemon and had Blaze burn them. I didn't want any trace of this gory disaster to be left. I shuddered for a fourth and final time as I saw the remains of pokemon and people. I told Blaze to turn them too. He did.

Those weren't humans Lillian. Those were monsters. Cold-blooded, heartless monsters that wanted to see your pokemon ground into the dust. Those pokemon too. The ones you freed were not tainted like the ones you fought.

For once I didn't have the heart to argue.

I called out Blaze and inspected him. He only seemed to suffer from minor damage. I used a potion on him and he perked up a lot.

Are you up for flying boy?

He nodded. I climbed onto his back and called Rosa back. I remembered that I had not called back Midnight either, so I pulled out her ball and called her into it. I would have to ask her where she had been later.

I nudged Blaze, and he took off. I decided that I'd stop by a beach. Lots of my pokemon had advantages over water type pokemon, and I had grown up by a beach. I felt safe there.

I smelled sea water and felt a slight breeze hit me. I nudged Blaze.

Down boy.

Blaze landed. I was disappointed to realize that the beach was really a cliff. Seawater was still seawater though.

I sat down and started to think. I called out the rest of my pokemon to let them have a breather and to give them some food, for they hadn't eaten in a while. One by one my Glaceon, Dewott, Gardevoir, Zorua, and Jolteon came out of their balls. I put some pokefood into a bowl and let them eat.

I dangled my feet off of the edge of the cliff and wrapped myself in my thoughts. Even my microchip had the decency to be quiet.

It's fixed now, though.}