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Soul - The Burden of Loneliness. I should be elated. I should feel like my life is fulfilled. The feeling of pride should run through my veins as the adrenaline of the ultimate battle of my life was only mere weeks ago. I smile now, but only because it makes my pokemon happy, and they deserve everything I can give them in return for their loyalty. Loyalty. It's so hard to come by these days. I stare out to the landscape as wind whipped through my hair. I stood at the top of the plateau, not even it's beauty could bring out my happiness. "Soul..." I did not need to turn around, Lance was checking up on me again. "Are you okay?" He asked me

Silver - Ice inside your Soul. I'd been waiting a while now. So it was a shock when she suddenly stumbled to a stop mere feet away from me. She looked more amazing than ever now she was dry, her hair had fallen into loose curls, and wasn't hidden by her hat. She didn't wear the coat I'd brought her anymore, but a red blazer and a navy dress. She had her white stockings on with dainty red shoes that were clearly not designed for cave trekking, she was stupidly impractical like that, but it's what I liked about her. I'd forgotten what I'd planned to say. Apologies weren't my forte. That strange connection we always seemed to get occurred agai

Running. I don't think I've ever ran so hard in my life. Still, I pushed my legs faster, they willingly obliged, my whole body desperate to find him. I'd done as he'd asked, my original goal was to make him see sense, but now I was to save him. He'd frequently protested the partnership of people and pokemon, but he never realised that he was the slave in all of this. "Stop." That voice again, I skidded to a halt, and a man dressed in black suddenly appeared before me. I'd seen them appear like that many times now, it was no longer unnerving. I growled; "Let me past!" "I will, you might want to go heal your pokemon first, they've been throu

Soul - Unsure Priorities "Soul?" "Mmm?" I looked to my best friend, who'd been chatting endlessly for a long while, and suddenly went quiet. This was the first time he's spoke for about five minutes. Something had been playing on his mind. "I think I know where I've seen him, Soul!" He whispered urgently. My eyes widened as I watched him narrow his eyes at Silver. He must have seen him in New Bark, when he'd been running! There was no way I would be able to persuade him to stick up for a thief, particularly for one who stole from his father. I turned my body ready to run for Silver and then the stairs. "He was on the television not so lon

Silver - Combating temptation Damnit, I need to calm down. My hands were still shuddering in their fists, my knuckles protesting from the tension. She looked to me with her cool silvery eyes and smiled weakly, but she looked weak. Her neck wound wasn't deep enough to be fatal, but blood was still shed. She noticed me staring at her neck, and her fingers touched at the wound. I wanted to stop her, but the red liquid was already on her hands. I knew what would happen. The moment she looked, her legs buckled from under her. I would have rolled my eyes but I was a little busy catching her. It was only blood for heaven's sake. Flo was quick to r

Soul : Frightened Partnership I pressed my hand into his, squeezing it to silently tell him I was here. He reached down to pick up his pokeball, then turned to me. He placed his hands over my cheeks, and pressed his thumbs on my eyelids, pushing down so my make up would run. His hand found mine again as I opened my eyes. "I need you to scream." He whispered to me. I frowned, but realised what should have been going on in here. We'd been quiet a while. He pressed his other hand to my mouth and nodded. I breathed in through my nose, filling my lungs and nodded to him. He winced away in preparation, and I rang out like a siren. The way it ech

Silver : Stupid Male Hormones Putting two and two together, plus knowing my mother, was enough to know I needed to go back to Goldenrod. Of course, I was right. The radio I'd shut down back in Mahogany town was a big enough hint in itself. I spotted one grunt standing out in the open as he stared up at the radio tower. Another passed him, and nudged him as he did so. The more mature looking one scolded the stupid one, and he followed them down a back alley. I slipped into the shadows to find their newest hideout. It couldn't have been more obvious. Underground. I'd checked there myself, but no Rocket members had been there then. Now it was

Soul : Admiring I stared at Silver and took in the emotions that flashed across his face like a TV flickering between two different channels; Angry, terrified, angry, terrified... I wanted to ask him what was wrong with the appearance of his mother, but her being a Team Rocket Admin answered that for me. "Who are you and why are you affecting the pokemon?" Lance demanded beside me, my attentions turned to the red haired women whose smile resembled Silver's almost exactly. Only Silver had that look of determination and a much more deep past in the reflection of his eye. Her lips parted as she laughed, her white teeth glistening in the low l

Silver: Welcome home honey. Darn it's cold. I pulled my coat around my torso a little tighter and blew onto my hands as I ventured back to the exit of this stupid new hideout. To make matters worse, I had no pokemon to defeat them any more. Of course, when you think things can't possibly be any more irritating, something you've tried so hard not to think about pops back to say hello. "Hello!" She grinned at me whilst she turned in her warm coat. The one I'd paid for back in Goldenrod. With a scowl, I snapped; "What do you want?" I looked over her to find she had actually listened to me and brought thick black, woollen tights and some black