Pokemon Won't Let Its Guard Down の小説・ストーリー

Jayden dodged one fireball that was supposed to hit his hind leg, he couldn't see another one that was coming at him. When he heard Mathew yell his name, he looked to his side to see a fast approaching fireball towards him. On instinct, he raised his paw and saw a small barrier shield him and the fireball faltered against it. He looked up to find a shield emerging from his paws. Looking shocked at first, he stopped for a moment on his tracks and when more fireball and bolts of fire were thrown towards him, he felt the power pulse on his paws and he captured the attacks on his shield and saw them shrink disappearing into thin air.

I looked at the screen and noticed that it was a number restricted to Valiant's promise ring. "Shịt! Shịt! Shịt!" I jumped from the table nearly knocking dad off his chair trying to get to my laptop and cell phone. Todd was at my side in a flash while the others stood readying themselves mentally. "What's going on Buddy?" I hear Papa ask, he approved of Val's nickname for me because he always called me that anyways. "I'm getting a notification from Val's promise ring. If it's rotated 3 full times either way it alerts me that she is in danger." I am setting up my laptop to secure her location as I speak.

The guardian then pulled out a Doom card, which made Vale take a step back at the sight of the card. The guardian dropped card as Vale stood frozen as the card slowly fell to the ground. The area around Vale and the Gate Guardian turned black and the battle began. Vale fires a ball of dark energy, but the guardian blocked it using a wall of earth. The guardian then turned the earth into huge rocks that Vale dodged by flipping, jumping an even doing a split. She wasn’t able to dodge them all as she was hit by two huge rocks that sent her flying into the water just across the way. The guardian then went to where Vale was and released monkeys, snakes and bugs that began attacking her.

He was holding himself back with every ounce of strength he had. I reached up, my fingers trembling, and I didn't touch him—not yet—but I hovered my hand near the side of his face, forcing him to stay locked on me. Neither of us said a word. I felt the bond between us screaming, a cord of energy that pulled at my chest, begging me to lean in. I saw his throat bob as he swallowed hard. His eyes searched mine, and for a fleeting second, the guard disappeared. He was looking at me like I was the only thing in the world that mattered. And we stayed like that for what felt like an eternity, suspended in a moment where the world outside didn't exist.

My nerves were already frayed, and the air smelled electric—like the kind of storm that didn’t just drench you, it cursed you. The guard opened the back door. I slid into the seat without a word. He moved to open the passenger side for Bram. But Bram didn’t get in. He stood there. Still as a damn statue in the downpour. Then he pulled out his phone. Typed something fast. The guard’s phone buzzed. He checked it, brow furrowing. “But sir” the guard try to say Another buzz. He flinched. I caught a glimpse of the screen as he lowered it:

The Latroot roars, and as it tries to escape to the left, the champion yanks his knife out of it's back. The crowd cheers, and the glowing champion actually smiles as he puts space between himself and the beast. He tosses his blade back and forth between his hands playfully, and a couple of females call out to him provocatively. Fiadh fold her slim arms over her chest, and the champion goes from show boating to stoic as soon as he see the change in Fiadh's body language. He refocuses on the beast instantly. He bolts forward, and she gasps as he transfers into a flash of light. Suddenly his glow comes to a halt, and I see the head of the Latroot flying through the air. Jia and I both gasp, bu

Unable to secure the entryway and combat them effectively, he had to lose ground. Eventually retreating in order to defend the still infirmed Allen inside of the lodging, Tristan now stood defensively in front of the bed where his friend rested. His weapons held out in front of him, he braced himself as the door cracked under the force of another battering. The wood splintering as a hand broke through it, Tristan knew his abilities would not be enough to defeat them all. However, he hoped he could at least hold out until the others returned.

“Prideful Sword: Guard of the Half-Moon” *Boom* Breaker’s hammer crashed into Abe immediately after he activated Guard of the Half-Moon. The large hammer was like a mountain that had descended. For that was exactly how Abe felt. Guard of the Half-Moon was a powerful skill. But even it could do so much when there was a great disparity in strength between user and aggressor. And that was exactly what was happening now. Guard of the Half-Moon was able to absorb almost half of the energy that came crushing down on Abe. But it could only do that much. And the rest of the turbulent energy travelled past the sword’s blade and exited through the handle of the sword before crashing into Abe’s armor.

I looked at my attack hitting Arceus, Uxie, Mesprit & Azelf. After the attack Arceus survived while Uxie, Azelf & Mesprit AKA the Lake Guardians weren’t so lucky. I turned to see the missing children and Charlotte “Great Uncle are you okay?” Cassidy asked with worry. “I am Cassidy this is my Ragification’s Calm Tone form” I said, Cassidy put her hand on my hand and felt a calm but a rageful defensive presence. Cassidy was smiling “I knew my powers did the trick” she said. Arceus was baffled…”wait I’m the only pokemon that does judgement and that’s it but this inkling did an enhanced version of Judgement called Full Absolute Judgement” then she had a flashback.

Of course" We got back home and Peace had to return to her work so I buried myself into my work as I try to meet up with the deadline. Hours pass by and I am still occupied with my writing when I suddenly heard the sound of the bell. I'm not expecting anyone and Peace has her key so who could be there? I walked to the front door, only to see Alex standing there emotionless. He has done this a couple of times. He is either very angry right now or having issues. He rarely shows emotions on his face and I guess that is how it works in the business world but usually, I can tell what is wrong with him because he opens up to me. But right now, I can't read a thing on his face.