Pokémon Revolt!

@Quakeon; @Blathers; @Plumbum; @UmbraFox; @Valcarona; @RegiReece;
START-UP IS OPEN!
Well, here's the deal. We're all at Kanto Route 1. I should've said this earlier, but we're in the point of time where Red has just become Indigo League Champion. To free the Pokémon from the Pokémon Champions of the world (Red, Steven, Cynthia and Alder) is one of our goals. another is to free the Pokémon from the evil syndicates of the world (Teams Rocket, Magma, Aqua, Galactic, Plasma, Cipher, and Snagem). Any Trainers we see on our Journey will get their Pokémon liberated as the Trainers get their butts kicked. To free Pokémon: Subdue them, then break their Pokéball. Then you're free to make the Trainers' day horrible as you please. If you want, you may attack the Professors of the world (Oak, Elm, Birch, Rowan, and Juniper) for creating a goal of "Catching 'em all", and subsequently, causing a lot of the problem. As for Professor Krane, he's actually a good person, so don't attack him. We will not be going to the Orange or Sevii Islands. We have a friend of ours, a Lapras, whom supports the idea (as there are few Lapras left in the world), and simply transports us from region to region in the order of game (Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, and Unova), the only change is that we will be going to Orre last, rather than after Hoenn. In Orre, we will be doing the same as in the other regions, except with a bigger role from Team Cipher, as they create a much bigger problem than Trainers themselves: closing Pokémon's hearts. As you might be aware of, the Orre region does not have many wild Pokémon, so they receive Pokémon by boat (like SS Libra). On our way to Orre, we will be taking control of a Pokémon Transport Ship. Also, on our journey, we will receive support from the Legendary Pokémon of the region.

So, like I said, we're on Kanto Route 1, and Red has just became Champion. START UP GO!

"It's time," Telmiryk said, stepping forward. "Let's save some Pokémon. We can either go South and take on Oak, or we can go North and free some Trainers' Pokémon first. I say we take on Oak later, he'll be a tough challenge. What do you say?" Arkyt nodded once in agreement.

Osborne was a bit nervous about what they were about to do. I've already gone this far. There's no turning back. He thought.

Osborne simply nodded in agreement with Telmiryk. Part of him hoped they could communicate with humans rather then forcibly take pokemon away, but he knew that wasn't an option.

Zira smirked and nodded, "I wouldn't mind doing either, as long as I'm able to beat up those trainers." The Zorua looked at Osborne, and could easily tell that he was nervous, "Don't worry, Fruity, trainers are too much of cowards to fight us without their pokemon."

Jamie chuckled to himself. 'Fruity...' he thought. 'Not bad. Not bad at all...'

"Yeah, I don't really care either" he said, aloud this time. "As long as we hurry up and leave."

Not known for his patience, Jamie was itching to get moving. Being one of the newer members of the group, he was keen to show his peers, especially those older than him, that he was capable of being an asset to the group. Unable to sit still for even a moment, he paced in a circle, electricity crackling through his fur.

Rex stood up, and looked around, before communicating telepathically with the rest of the group, "Well... it would take 5 seconds for me to teleport us... if anyone has a map.." He looked around then grunted.."otherwise... can i have a ride?" He looked at his legs..."I wasnt made for walking" he said jokingly

"Fruity? That's a new one.." Osborne said, trailing off. His concern wasn't for his teammates; his concern was for the trainers who they managed to find.

Osborne walked up to Rex's side. "If you need a ride, I'd be more then happy to." the Tropius said with a friendly smile. "You don't look very heavy at all."

Graal was nervous, but he was sure of what he wanted. He wantde no more pokemon to begin their suffering.

"Oak," he said plainly. "Definately Oak."

He looked around at the pokemon surrounding. He wasn't quite sure about them, but if wanted the same thing as him, they must be good hearted.

No point in throwing ourselves at someone we can't beat. Just gets us enslaved again. No need to get involved with an argument about it though.
Luna kept quiet for now, not even standing up and staying curled up half asleep on the floor. She never was a fan of the daytime.

Sol was ready for a good fight, standing across the group, restless and failing to even stand still. He glanced across the group at Luna, still sleeping and felt that familiar sadness creep up on him again before he averted his gaze. When the Kadabra asked for a ride, he however shook his head and sighed. "Lazy son of a-".

To this, Luna perked up and walked over to her 'boyfriend'. She looked down at him the same way that a condescending teacher would look down at a petulent student, but he refused to hold her gaze. "You told me you'd watch your manners, please?" Sol's response was to look down at the floor and paw at the ground, he wouldn't answer her back, he couldn't even think up the words. Instead he changed the subject. "I say we should just take out Oak, cut the head off of the humans straight away."

"Well, I guess we could go on to take out Oak. He's one of the major problems anyway... All that "Catch 'Em All" crap," Telmiryk muttered, before walking off toward Pallet Town. Arkyt walked close behind. As they got to Pallet Town, Telmiryk noticed Oak and a boy arguing. "That's Blue," Arkyt growled. "He was the Indigo Champion for five minutes. Hmph. Pathetic wimp." Telmiryk turned to her in surprise. "Wait, how do you know about the Indigo Champion?" Arkyt shook her head. "That doesn't matter right now. Whether you guys like it or not, I'm gonna mess him up," she said, right before walking up to him, and engulfing his pants in a deep purple blaze.

Sol was much faster than Arkyt and as such, overtook the Vulpix as he dashed forward for a fight even after taking a second to calm and focus his mind for whatever psychic assaults would be needed from him. "Let's rip him apart!"

Luna was however less eager to hop into a fight, she walked behind the others, without a warcry, instead preferring to use an ancient ghostly incantation she had learned. She didn't know if it really worked or not, but she felt more powerful after it.

Graal walked calmly while surveying the one sided assault and saw the trainer reach for a red and white ball. It resembled the ball he and the others were kept in.

"Look out!" Graal yelled. "He's got one of those capture balls things!"

He ran up and bit the trainer on his long leg. The trainer screamed in pain and he kicked him away. He lost conciousness when he hit the ground.

OOC: This Trainer is Blue Oak, and his pants are on fire, why would someone bite the leg of someone who's pants are on fire?

Osborne walked up to the blacked-out Blue and reached his long neck around him. The Tropius dug his teeth into Blue's backpack and gently lifted him into the air. Osborne then set Blue down on his stomach and took the school bag from him, trying his best not to hurt the trainer further. Osborne carried Blue's school-bag to the rest of the group and dropped it in the center of them. The bag fell open when it hit the ground, and all 6 of his pokeballs tumbled out of the bag.

Osborne twisted his neck to look behind him to meet the terrified gaze of Professor Oak. The Professor lifted up his son and ran back to his lab. Osborne turned his attention back to the rest of the group and looked down at the pokeballs on the ground.
"So... which one do we release first?"

>Sorry if I took too many liberties in this; but it left the surprise of what might be waiting in Oak's lab, and what he might have planned to stop the group.<

"Just open all of them, doesn't matter the order." Zira said before dissapearing, and re-appearing before Professor Oak. You and that damn trainer aren't going anywhere... she thought. She opened her mouth and fire shot out of it, Incinerate was one of her favorite moves.

OOC: Zira didn't teleport, by the way. She was really using her illusions to make herself appear invisible, while she made an illusionary version of herself as a substitute. It's a ninja thingy, she'll be doing that really often.

"What? Where'd...? Never mind" Jamie sighed, a little confused as to where Zira disappeared to. "Just open this one first" he said, nudging one of the red-and-white balls away from the others, singling it out. "I'll be back in a sec" he said with a grin, as he turned and took off to help Zira take the trainer and the professor down