Novel & Cerita Pokemon Archie

“The Archer Legacy was passed down to me. I am the prophesized Slayer.” It was silent. Her eyes swept around waiting for the first lycan to react. When the reactions erupt, the numbness and pain shot through her and she could not breathe to utter a response to the series of questions. No, all she could see was Theodavian rising to his feet and making his way out of the Great Hall.

I said coldly but in return his eyes became ref. "Mr. Archie!" I called worriedly as why his eyes suddenly changed color. "Mr Archie Jones!" I touched him again and he suddenly smiled weirdly, something more like a wicked smile. "I didn't expect that idiot to push me out again with the opportunity he gets" He muttered as I felt that this particular Archie is very Familiar. "You are his second personality?" I asked not really sure. "I'm not. I and home are one but he wants to hide such a side of him and show the good side but unfortunately he made my baby cry" He said with an evil smile on his lips

After that, he accelerated even more, a move aimed directly at Archie! Archie doubted that Adrian could match his power in a confrontation. Suddenly, he saw a sharp sword essence directly aimed at his vital points. This move made him tremble. He had never expected Adrian's attack to be so powerful! The ruthless force it carried brought immense pressure. Instantly, he shifted from offense to defense, channeling all his strength into defense. However, Adrian's strike suddenly became incredibly formidable. In an instant, it arrived before him and delivered a powerful impact, causing Archie to groan. His figure flew backward, almost falling to the ground.

Archie is definitely going to be an Alpha male. He might look like Silver and walk like him, but in attitude and character, he is definitely like Octavia. One time during the twin’s birthday, a prince from another kingdom messed with Zira. She went to Archie, and Archie beat his ass up so his parents couldn’t recognise him. The parents got mad, but Octavia sent them out, telling them they should train their son better.