Mountain of Flyers [Mod]

[Alice Geissler]

While a mountain of lava was absolutely dangerous to even walk on, another mountain had the potential to have a person fall off. Despite the dangers, it was a refreshing day where the winds blew and the air seemed to be clean, not to mention that there were probably bird Pokemon around. She released Morgan out of his Pokeball where he took a whiff of the air if seahorses actually have noses to smell. He was quite happy that he got to enjoy the fresh air around the mountain and also to do a little walking now and then. The mountains were a good way to let off steam whenever they needed to take a break, but to also enjoy the lush scenery surrounding it. The Skrelp seemed to like being outside when the air was cool, so he didn't seem to mind the rough surface of the ground either. Seems like the mountain had a fitting name for anyone who dared to climb that tall mountain.

Spawns: Pidgey, Skarmory

[Seta]

The little Vullaby that could.

Ability: Overcoat
Gender: Female

• Dark Pulse

• Brave Bird

• Mirror Move

• Whirlwind

[Alice Geissler]

The mountain was serene until a...chirping sound could be heard. The duo turned around to see a Vullaby standing there, looking curiously at the Skrelp. She contemplated whether catching a Vullaby would actually help or hinder the team before realizing that she already had a Dark type on the team. The baby vulture could be an interesting bird to bird-watch, but bird-watching was not on the list of things to do. And there was no way that Morgan could actually deal with her, considering that Vullaby was a vulture and therefore could pick off a seahorse like a bunch of seagulls going for a crab. She quietly walked past the Vullaby and continued walking up on the trail of the mountain, continuing the search for an interesting bird to catch. The seahorse went on the lookout for other sights to see on the mountain trail.

(Pass on Vullaby.)

[Eristotle]

Behold.



A pecker.

Ability: Keen Eye
Gender: Female
-Moves-
Feather Dance
Quick Attack
Mirror Move
Wing Attack

[Alice Geissler]

And then, a flapping sound was heard. Morgan signaled to his trainer that a Pidgey was nearby and flying in the air. It seemed that she wanted a battle with the seahorse. "Morgan, use Thunderbolt!" The seahorse generated a bolt of electricity that electrocuted the bird greatly. The bird squawked in pain and hovered in the air for a moment. Afterwards, she flew close to the seahorse and smacked him with her wing. The seahorse recoiled in pain as he awaited his next order. "Another Thunderbolt!" The seahorse generated other bolt of electricity that electrocuted the bird greatly. She squawked in pain again and she struggled to stay in the air. While doing so, she flew towards the seahorse and smacked him with her wing again. Once again, he recoiled in pain, but nonetheless tried to wait for the next order. "Again, another Thunderbolt!" The poisonous seahorse generated another bolt of electricity which electrocuted the bird again. The bird couldn't stay in the air for long and fell facedown to the ground, spirals in her eyes. The Skrelp looked at his trainer, wondering what she'll do next. Taking out an empty Pokeball, she proceeded to catch the bird. Hopefully, the Pidgey line would at least have some decent attacks to get a feel of.

[ChromaticTruthsayer]

Success!

You caught the Pokemon!
Remember to add it to your PC and remove one Pokeball!

[Alice Geissler]

The Pokeball wiggled three times before a clicking sound could be heard. The bird was caught and the Skrelp did a victory dance. Or at least what Pokemon did when they win something. She did notice that Morgan was breathing heavily, most likely tired after a long hike in the mountain. She returned him to his Pokeball while whispering. "You did a great job today. Rest well." She placed his Pokeball into her bag and picked up the Pokeball with the female Pidgey inside. She released the newly captured Pidgey outside of her Pokeball and the Pidgey hovered in the air, perhaps awaiting for her fellow trainer to speak. "I'll call you, Ciel. That's a pretty name, don't you think?" The bird happily chirped, agreeing with her name. And the duo hiked back down the mountain where new adventures await even further.