>>4109135
>>Go find your neighbor Nathan. He’s sketchy enough that he may be able to work something out for you

>>4109135
>>Go find your neighbor Nathan. He’s sketchy enough that he may be able to work something out for you

Crime empire here we come, what do you get when you cross a person in need with a socity that doesn't care, YOU GET WHAT YOU FUCKING DESERVE!

>>4109135
>Go find your neighbor Nathan. He’s sketchy enough that he may be able to work something out for you

>Pokemon protag
>having a father in the first place
This ain't Hoenn.

>>4109135
>Find a way to earn money in order to take the trainer’s exam

>>4109135

>Find a way to earn money in order to take the trainer’s exam

>>4109135
>>Find a way to earn money in order to take the trainer’s exam
changing to this

>>4109135
>>Find a way to earn money in order to take the trainer’s exam

>>4109157
>>4109181
>>4109194
Writing

>>4109200
>Find a way to earn money in order to take the trainer’s exam

Against your better judgment, you decide to do things by the book. You’re well aware that this comes with it’s own pitfalls but at the very least, this road is the safest.

You spend the next hour walking around town looking for a place to work. You’ve been turned down for various reasons, some impersonal others not so much. For the most part however, the biggest issue you face is your age. Most people couldn’t imagine having a 14 year-old working at their stores. While it isn’t exactly illegal, it isn’t often that you see someone as young as yourself working an everyday job. After a few more rejections, you relent and come to the conclusion that you’ll need to make a more informal arrangement if you want some cash.

While you could work under the table to get what you need, you still want to get moving as quickly as possible. Maybe a one-time arrangement with a large reward could work. On the other hand, you could do things in an even more unconventional way.

>Look for a short-term arrangement

>Look for a one and done opportunity

>Catch a Pokemon so you can start battling for money

>>4109223
>>Catch a Pokemon so you can start battling for money
Don't sell your body at 14.

>Catch a Pokemon so you can start battling for money

>>4109223
>>Catch a Pokemon so you can start battling for money

>>4109223
>>Catch a Pokemon so you can start battling for money

>>4109226
>>4109227
>>4109229
>>4109234
Writing.

>>4109247
>Catch a Pokémon and start battling for money

By the time you make it towards the outskirts of town, evening begins to approach. As you gaze at the setting sun and stare at the clearing ahead of you, you begin to feel a small amount of panic. The last time you tried this you scarcely made it out alive.

“Alright,” you reassure yourself as you take a deep breath. “I can do this…I just need to come up with a plan this time and everything will be fine.”

Slowly and cautiously, you make your way through the clearing with your head on a swivel. You hear rustling in a large grouping of bushes and the cries of some unidentifiable birds but a Pokémon has yet to show itself. You travel deeper into the wilderness and after awhile, you begin to see a few Pokémon heading back to their respective nests and dens. A few hang around for a while however and they haven’t noticed you yet. As you survey the area, you narrow down your options to the few who aren’t traveling with a group.

>Go for the lone Rattata

>Go for the lone Pidgey

>Go for the lone Ekans

>Go for the lone Sandshrew

>>4109265
>>Go for the lone Sandshrew

>>4109265
>>Go for the lone Ekans
>All genwun
This sure inspires confidence.

>>4109265
>Go for the lone Sandshrew

>>4109265
>Go for the lone Sandshrew

>>4109276
No need to worry, I will be using Pokémon from several generations.

>>4109265
>Keep looking for other Pokemon

>>4109265
>>4109294
Even something like a Starly, Lotad, Shinx, Venipede, Lillipup, or a Rookidee would've been better.

>>4109300
Hey, Ekans is kinda good. Sandshrew is trash tho.

>>4109300

>I have no idea what any of these things are

Personally... I'm fine if OP wants to start off with gen 1 stuff. I mean guys, it's literally just our first pokemon, there will be opportunities down the track to catch other things like Moonopede or Starlord etc

>>4109267
>>4109278
>>4109279
Writing.

>>4109300
I was tempted to use Starly for the flying type but I decided to keep things uniform for the starting town. You will get the chance to catch any (or all) of these once we get the "tutorial" out of the way.

>>4109314
>Go for the lone Sandshrew

“It’s not much but it will have to do.” You think to yourself as you slowly edge your way to the armored rodent. Glancing at it, the Sandshrew appears to be in the middle of digging a small hole. While it may be distracted, you aren’t fully confident in your ability to catch him without damaging it. The only issue with that is the fact that you would most likely have to fight it in order to capture it and despite its size, you know that it won’t be an easy victory. The only things you can find for to use as weapons here are small rocks and branches; you have a feeling it won’t be impressed with such an arsenal.

Alternatively you could simply wait for it to fall asleep. This could take awhile but you’re sure that your target won’t put up a fight if you try to catch it while it’s unconscious. As you weigh your options, you also get the idea of simply bringing it back home. That way you don’t have to worry about it getting away if your first attempt fails.

>Do battle with the Sandshrew

>Wait for it to sleep before catching it

>Carry the Sandshrew home

>>4109338
>>Carry the Sandshrew home
Yoink

>>4109338
>Carry the Sandshrew home
RAGGLE FRAGGLE

>>4109338
>>Wait for it to sleep before catching it

>>4109338
>>Carry the Sandshrew home

>>4109339
>>4109346
>>4109348
Writing.

>>4109427
>Carry the Sandshrew home

As the Sandshrew continues to burrow, you slowly take off your backpack and unzip the main opening before approaching the hole as silently as possible. Right as you’re about to swoop in from behind, the shrew turns and the two of you stare at each other for what seems like minutes. Hyping yourself up with a yell, you leap towards the hole as quickly as you can. You wrestle with the Sandshrew on the ground for a few seconds with the bag almost acting as a barrier between you more than an actual net. Eventually, you overpower the surprisingly strong rodent and manage to trap him. Your prisoner doesn’t relent and begins to struggle as you take off towards the direction of Cycad Town.

As you tear across the clearing and back towards the outskirts of town, you hear the sound of material being shredded. The determined Sandshrew has begun clawing its way out of your bag! You panic and begin shouting again as you swing the bag over your head. With each rotation, you can feel the weight in the oversized bag shifts from one side to another and for a moment, the thrill of being engaged in this hunt fills you with a rush of excitement that you haven’t felt in years. Eventually however, your excitement is replace with exhaustion after a few minutes of this and by the time you get back into town you are sweating profusely and your arms as well as your legs are sore. Thankfully, your prisoner seems to be dazed by the event and is no longer struggling with as much vigor as before. After taking a short break to catch your breath, you make your way towards home with nothing but the moonlight and a few sparse streetlights to guide you.

When you return home, you use your key to open the door and head directly to your room. Once you step inside your room, you close and lock the door, before placing your bag on the floor. It is now time for the moment of truth.

>Roll 1d100 to capture Sandshrew

The DC is 25 since you have it trapped in your room with no way of escape.

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>4109473

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>4109473
Nat 1

Rolled 33 (1d100)

>>4109473

>>4109474
>>4109478
>>4109482
Well done.

>>4109488
Result: Monumental Pass

With one hand, you reach into your pocket and enlarge your sole Pokéball, you then unzip your bag with the other. As soon the bag is opened, the Sandshrew leaps out with its small, yet formidable claws aimed at your face! Time seems to slow to a crawl as you bring the Pokéball up and into the rodent’s flight path. Before it connects with your Pokéball,you see the Sandshrew’s eyes widen in surprise as it realizes its mistake before it is sucked in. Within an instant, the ball begins to rattle violently in your hands and in you in turn, begin to shake it, hoping to replicate the same success you had with the bag. To your surprise, it works and with a small hum, the ball becomes still. You’ve caught your first Pokémon and with that you’re one step closer to being able to chase your dreams!

>Give it a name

>Don’t name it

AND

>Let it out to get acquainted

>Go to sleep

>>4109509
>Bibo
>>Go to sleep

>>4109509
>Armo
>Go to sleep

>>4109509
>Armo
>Let it out to get acquainted

>>4109509
>>Give it a name
Sandson

>Let it out to get acquainted

>>4109509
>>Let it out to get acquainted

>>4109514
>>4109526
>>4109530
>>4109549
>>4109551
So we have "Armo" as the most popular name and "let it out" as the most popular action. Alright, writing.

>>4109563
>Armo
>Let it out to get acquainted

As you look at the weathered Pokéball in your hand, you consider giving it a name. After giving the matter some thought, you release your new partner and with a flash of light, the Sandshrew materializes on the floor. It gives you a brief look of annoyance before sniffing around your tiny room.

“Hey, um…Armo? We’re pals now right?”

“Armo” gives you another brief glance before climbing into your laundry bag. You walk over to the bag and watch as it burrows under you pile of dirty clothes.

“Look, I’m sorry for getting in the way of your sleep but we’re a team now. I’m sure you don’t plan on just digging holes for the rest of your life; together, we could really make something of ourselves.”

Armo’s reaction to your little speech is unreadable due to his current position but you want to make sure that things will work between you two. Though the Pokéball somehow keeps him from attacking you outright, you know that he still retains his own wants and opinions. Perhaps there is some way to get him to warm up to you, or at the very least engage with you in what counts for conversation between humans and Pokémon.

>Give him some food

>Give him a pillow from the couch in the living room

>Return Armo to his ball

>>4109586
>>Give him some food

>>4109586
>>Give him some food

>>4109586
>>Give him some food

>>4109588
>>4109590
>>4109594
Writing.

>>4109614
>Give him some food

You figure that giving Armo some sort of peace offering might bring him out from under your pile of shirts and decide to leave him to his own devices while you look for something in the fridge. As you approach the fridge, you suddenly remember that there is almost never food in there; after taking a quick look, your suspicions are confirmed. The refrigerator is practically barren, aside from beverages, condiments, and some suspicious looking cheese. You could look in the cupboards for some chips and other junk food as those never seem to be in short supply here but you aren’t sure if Armo will be receptive to those.

>Give Armo some chips

>Go out and get some proper food

>Scrap the idea and just get Armo the pillow

>Return Armo to his ball

>>4109628
>>Give Armo some chips

>>4109628
>>Give Armo some chips
>>"It's not much, but its all I have and since we are a team now its yours too"

>>4109633
Supporting this, pokemon usually respond well to emotions if they aren't total dicks.

>>4109629
>>4109633
>>4109640
Writing.

>>4109644
>Give Armo some chips

With a sigh, you grab on of the larger bags of chips from the cupboards and return to your room to find Armo tearing away at the remains of your bag. Seeing as he already damaged it on the way here and given the fact that it was in poor condition already, you let it go and offer Armo the bag.

“I brought you something,” you say as you crouch low to get closer to him. "It's not much, but it’s all I have and since we are a team now it’s yours too."

Armo stares at the bag for a moment before slicing it open and shoving his tiny paws into the opening. As he continues to feast on the contents of the bag, you kick off your shoes and flop down on your bed. It’s about 10:30 now and while you were never an early riser, you’ve found a new purpose. Maybe it’s time you used your waking hours wisely. As you contemplate your plan of action for the next day, you look over at Armo who is currently licking the remains of the bag. Once he recognizes that he’s being watched, he begins to make his way back to the hamper.

>Let Armo sleep in the hamper

>Return Armo to his bal

>>4109653
>>Let Armo sleep in the hamper

>>4109653
>Let Armo sleep in the hamper

>>4109653
>Let Armo sleep in the hamper
very comfy quest so far

>>4109656
>>4109662
>>4109670
Writing.

>>4109686
>Let Armo sleep in the hamper

You decide to let Armo do as he pleases and place your Pokéball on the floor. After a while, your new roommate curls up and stops moving having finally gotten into a comfortable position among this unfamiliar terrain. You decide that you may as well get some rest and roll over to turn off your lamp, the only source of light within the room. As darkness overtakes your world, your last thoughts are ones of both hope and anticipation.

You awaken the next morning to the sound of a loud alarm. You try to block out the noise but eventually you give in and turn over to squint at your alarm clock. 7:45 flashes on the old clock in bright red numbers as the alarm continues to ring. On a normal day you would be heading to school but this is not simply a normal day. Your time as an outcast trapped in his small world is over! Today is the day you reach out for greatness! As you spring up out of your bed to prepare for the day you almost trip over Armo who is busy playing around with his Pokéball, likely out of boredom. You give him a quick wave as you head to the bathroom to freshen up. After all of your business is taken care of, you exit your apartment and gaze upon the early morning sky. Yes, today will be a day you won’t soon forget.

>Let Armo travel outside of his ball

>Return Armo to his ball

AND

>Leave town and head back to the clearing to train Armo

>Leave town and search for some trainers to battle

>Head over to the trainer’s school in order to get some information

>>4109693
>Let Armo travel outside of his ball
>Head over to the trainer's school in order to get some information.
Does Walter have any money on him?

>>4109693
>Return Armo to his ball

>Leave town and head back to the clearing to train Armo

Lets see what he can do before we get into serious battles

>>4109693
>>Let Armo travel outside of his ball
>>Head over to the trainer’s school in order to get some information

>>4109696
>>4109700
Writing.

>>4109696
I'll deal with Walter's inventory in the update.

>>4109721
Understood cause I wanted to atleast get some stuff from a store like real food.

Test.

>>4109729
Test. Test.

>>4109721
>Head over to the trainer’s school in order to get some information

As you start your trek towards the trainer’s school you mentally prepare yourself for what is to come. “Don’t panic Walter, this won’t be like the last time. At the very least he won’t be there. Just keep it together.”

By the time you finish your impromptu therapy session, you have reached your destination. The building is large, flashy, and is probably the nicest looking one in town aside from the mayor’s house. Though it looks inviting, some of your most painful memories have been made in here but as you and Armo enter through the main doors, you push those memories aside. This is the final hurdle you must overcome before you can truly start living and you will not allow yourself to turn back now.

You approach the front desk to where a bored looking woman in her mid twenties is furiously typing. At first she doesn’t seem to notice you but right as you are about to clear your throat, she spins her chair abruptly and faces you with a serious look on her face.

“Hello.”

“Um, hey my name is Walter and-“

“Are you here for the training course or the test?” the receptionist interrupts while as she steals a glance at the monitor to her left. As you contemplate your answer, she looks you over and begins speaking again.

“You look like you’re here for the test, it’s much cheaper than the training.”

You do your best to ignore that comment as you look towards Armo for reassurance. To your horror, Armo seems to have run off and is nowhere to be seen at least from where you’re standing.

Though you are tempted to internally panic, you decide to play it cool and stick to the plan. “What’s the difference between the two in terms of price?” You ask as you try to subtly glance around the room once more.

The receptionist spins away from you and goes back to her typing. “The test is 5,000 P and the training course is 10,000 P,” she responds listlessly.

Status

Name: Walter G
Team: Armo/Sandshrew Lv. ???
Cash: 200 P
Key Items: Wallet
Items: N/A


>Book an appointment for the test

>Apply for a spot in the course

>Leave the desk and look for Armo

Can we just start keeping our pokemon in their balls please? We aren't Ash Ketchum guys

>Leave the desk and look for Armo

>>4109746
>>Leave the desk and look for Armo

>>4109750
+1
Bonding with our first pokeball should be important but for now let's put him in the ball till r relationship improves

>>4109746
>Leave the desk and look for Armo
>>4109749
We may not be Ash but we could be an alternate version of Ethan Gold.

>>4109746
>>Leave the desk and look for Armo
Thank the women for her time and the information

Dam our boy is broke it's atleast enough for another Pokeball

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>>4109135
How I imagine we look like

The update will be out within the hour.

>>4110313
I pictured Walter a bit differently in my mind but I haven't taken the time to describe him yet. Still, I appreciate the art.

>>4110320
I shall make adjustments when the time comes, I seek perfection and nothing less!

>>4110313
Walter and his stand

『Sandstorm』

>>4110328
I'm looking forward to it.

>>4110320
>Leave the desk and look for Armo

You stand at the desk for a few seconds as you puzzle out the most efficient way to come up with the money. Even 1,000 P is quite a lot for someone in your situation and with conventional jobs off the table, it seems that you’ll have to battle in order to make the payment. Before you can do that however, you need to find out where Armo ran off to. The receptionist once again turns to you and gives you another look, one that says it’s time for you to pay up or leave. As tempted as you are to tell her off, you contain yourself and offer up a half-hearted thank you as you walk away from the desk.

Now that you have the information that you need, it’s time to solve the mystery of the missing Armo. He could be anywhere within the building, or he could’ve even left on his own thanks to the automatic doors.

>Check the inside of the building

>Look around the outside of the building

>>4110383
>Check the inside of the building

>>4110383
>Check the inside of the building

>>4110442
>>4110444
Writing.

>>4110522
>Check the inside of the building

You know this building well enough to walk around without getting lost, Armo doesn’t however, and you don’t know Armo well enough to predict where he would go. You decide to check inside the classrooms first but find most of them empty with only two classes currently in session. You check bathrooms, storages closets and even poke around a few of the offices but you find nothing. Out of options, you decide to circle back to the foyer and enter the Testing Wing, otherwise know as “The Filter”.

With some hesitation, you walk to the T Wing of the building, the place where the final section of the trainer’s test is held, and the very same place where “The Incident” happened. You steel yourself as you walk past several locked rooms and come face to face with the entrance to the Battle Room. Stepping inside, you immediately see Armo who is digging a small hole on the sidelines of the field. Though you’re glad to have found him, who you see next evokes in you a sense of shame and embarrassment. Standing on the other side of the field is Aaron, your former instructor and battling him is your “rival”, Ivan. Within an instant, you begin to freeze up as your blood begins pumping much faster than it should be. You need to do something quickly before you fall apart.

>Grab Armo and run

>Use the Pokéball to recall Armo

>Hit Ivan in the back of his head as hard as you can

>>4110676
>Use the Pokéball to recall Armo.
Ooo i wanna know what happen firstthat made him have that sense of shame & Embarrassment

>>4110676
>>Use the Pokéball to recall Armo
then leave

>>4110676
>>Use the Pokéball to recall Armo

>>4110676
>>Use the Pokéball to recall Armo
then gtfo

>>4110692
>>4110738
>>4110742
>>4110747
Writing.

>>4110676
>Hit Ivan in the back of his head as hard as you can

>>4110692
>>4110738
>>4110742
>>4110747
Ahhh I wanted to see him get
B O N K E D

>>4110810
>Use the Pokéball to recall Armo

You frantically dig your hand in your pocket and withdraw Armo’s ball. You then turn it towards the oblivious rodent and with the push of a button, you recall it with a red flash of light. Unfortunately this bright flash of light and the accompanying sound from results in drawing the attention of the two combatants.
“Walter?” Exclaims Aaron with a look of confusion on his face. Your eyes meet and Aaron’s confusion is replaced with concern. “Walter, what are you doing here?”

With a confused look of his own, Ivan turns towards you as well. If being in the presence of Aaron makes you feel shame, seeing Ivan draws out a deep-seated feeling of hatred, resentment, and as much as you hate to admit it, fear. Ivan recognizes all of these emotions and a cruel smirk makes its way across his lips.

“Yeah, Walter, what is a failure like you doing here? Once I cleared out all the gyms, I thought I wouldn’t need to put up with having scum like you in my presence. Oh well, that’s what I get for doing victory lap.” Ivan looks as if he is about to say more but after giving Aaron a quick glance, he decides against it.

“That being said, I should probably leave, I honestly don’t want to see just how much worse things have gotten for you, there’s only so much second hand embarrassment I can take.” With that, he takes out a Pokéball and points it at his partner.

” Luxray, return!”

Said Luxray lets out a snort as it vanishes before the red light draws him in and with that Ivan leaves through the side door near the row of bleachers.
“We’ll finish this later,” promises Ivan as he waves to Aaron before disappearing behind the door.

>Leave now

>Shout at Ivan

>Talk to Aaron

>>4110886
>>Leave now

>Leave now

>>4110886
>>Leave now

>>4110886
>Leave now
We'll show him, not with petty insults and meaningless banter, but irrefutable action.

>>4110886
>Leave now
>>4110971
Dude, he cleared out the gyms, as in he has eight badges. He’ll be rocking level 80s before we even get our fourth.

>>4110893
>>4110901
>>4110914
>>4110971
>>4110980
Writing.

>>4110980
Uh
Guess we'll have to do some grinding.

>>4111022
What we need are some cheat codes.

>>4111037
No better cheat than internet, we should look on the net for good places for a begginer trainer to train with his Pokémon or a good spot with rare pokemon to catch.

>>4111037
We could have gone a step further and ask our shady neighbour a favor but we pussied out.

>>4111042
Given how broke we are, I don’t think that’s an option. Maybe we can find a public library with and use the computers there.
>>4111047
Goddammit people! Let’s hope that option is still open.

>>4111008
>Leave now

Once Ivan closes the door behind him the room becomes uncomfortably silent. Aaron moves to recall his Pokémon, a tough looking Zangoose who is also looking at you with some reservation. Before he can do so however, you turn and leave the room, and with a steady yet controlled pace, you make your way out of the Trainer’s School. “He got through all of the gyms? Has it really been that long? You continue your walk until you find a bench located under the shade of a tree. You take a seat and with shaky hands, pull out your Pokéball. “Can you really do this? Here?” You ask yourself. “It’s been over two years now and yet you still could hardly keep it together while you were in there.”

You’re tempted to just sit here and dwell on the past as you do everyday. You hate the fact that you do it, but your time in Trainer’s School affected you in so many ways. You can trace almost all of your problems to those three fateful weeks.

>Think back to those days

>Get off the bench and go home

>Shake it off and get back to work (Train or Battle)

>>4111068
>>Shake it off and get back to work (Train or Battle)

>>4111068
>>Shake it off and get back to work (Battle)

>>4111068
I would usually say "no use dwelling on the past" but backstory so
>Think back to those days

>>4111068
>Shake it off and get back to work (Train)
If that jerk can so it so can we.

>>4111088
There are better ways to deliver a backstory than goddamn flashbacks.

>>4111092
Eh, true
Shake it off and get back to work (Train)

>>4111068
>>Shake it off and get back to work (Train)

crawl before walking, walk before running

>>4111118
+1 fuk that tragic Bs let's just focus on making Walter successful, we can give zero fucks to that douchbab.

>>4111136
I'd also like to have an actual pokemon battle in this pokemon game rather than spend time on exposition

>>4111141
In the other, ongoing pokemon we are having a grand old time! its ~funtimes~ for all.

>>4111083
>>4111091
>>4111107
>>4111118
>>4111136
Writing.

>>4111146
You talking bout Virgil Pokemon quest?
If so oh boy Ik what you mean.

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>>4111164
You fucken know it

>>4111161
>Shake it off and get back to work (Train)

You rise from the bench and slowly make your way to the clearing. To say you’ve made a full recovery from the revelation you’ve made today would be a lie but there’s no way you’ll let a fee or someone like Ivan keep you down. You have a Pokémon now and with him, you have what you need to succeed. You’ve made your choice and you are going to stick to it! As you get closer to your destination, you let Armo out and place him in your torn backpack so that he won’t run off so easily. A strong wind passes overhead as you make your way into the woods and out of the clearing.

Now that you’ve reached your destination, it’s time for the training to begin. You don’t exactly know what Armo is capable of but you know that Scratch and Defense Curl are on the table if nothing else.

>Roll 1d10

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>4111176

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>4111176

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>4111176

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>4111176

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>4111176

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>4111176

>>4111177
>>4111206
I need to take a call. When I return, we will begin our first battle (in the meta sense).

>>4111146
>>4111166
Too bad it's garbage.

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>>4111269

>>4111226
Result: Rattata encounter x2

As you continue to plod through the woods, you feel as if you are being watched. Armo confirms your suspicions when he leaps out of your bag and plummets to the ground. He then lands on his feet and flings a wave of sand towards a bush on your left. In response, two Rattatas emerge from their hiding place and bare their teeth at both you and your insolent partner. This is the chance for the both of you to show each other what you’re really about!

>Make a plan of attack

>Tell Armo to fight defensively

>Let Armo do as he pleases

>Aid Armo however you can

>Run

>>4111341
>Make a plan of attack
>Tell Armo to fight defensively

Armo use defense curl to raise his defenses then use scratch till one of them falls down meanwhile we should try to keep the attention of the other one so Armo doesn't get overwhelmed.

>>4111341
>Tell Armo to fight defensively >>4111360
Isn’t that like three options?

>>4111360
>Make a plan of attack
Then we can do >>4111360

>>4111341
>Tell Armo to fight defensively

>>4111341
>>Make a plan of attack
>>Aid Armo however you can
Arm yourself

>>4111341
>Tell Armo to fight defensively
At least until one of the rats are down.

>>4111341
>>Tell Armo to fight defensively

I may have been a little unclear when I wrote out the options. I'll make some changes on the next turn. In any case,

>>4111374
>>4111407
>>4111446
These won out. In the future, I'll change how defense is done but in the meantime, I'll keep it simple.

Roll 2d100 and take the lowest result due to the numbers disadvantage.

Rolled 12, 82 = 94 (2d100)

>>4111468

Rolled 44, 3 = 47 (2d100)

>>4111468
Camon rolly-boi

Rolled 20, 3 = 23 (2d100)

>>4111468
nat one incoming

Rolled 37, 55 = 92 (2d100)

>>4111470
>>4111473
>>4111476
Now I will roll 2d100, one for each opponent.

Rolled 3, 2 = 5 (2d3)

>>4111484
Now for their moves

Rattata #1
Tackle:1
Tail Whip:2
Quick Attack:3

Rattata #2
Tackle:1
Tail Whip:2
Quick Attack:3

>>4111470
>>4111484
>>4111495
>Tell Armo to fight defensively

Rolled: 12
Result: Failure x2

“Keep on your guard, Armo!” You call out as the two rats begin to circle him.

Armo rapidly switches focus between each Rattata as they begin to close in. Every time they attempt to attack, he meets their charge, prompting them to step back. This dance goes on for a while until their superior numbers eventually get the best of Armo and they both close in for an attack. The first Rattata takes a leap at Armo and crashes into him, pushing him back and almost knocking him prone. Armo manages to recover only to be struck by the tail of the second Rattata. Though this has seemingly no affect on him, it draws his attention away from the first Rattata setting him up for another tackle attempt.

>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

>Have Armo defend (Block, Dodge, Use Defense Curl)

>Have Armo do something else. This can be combined with both the attack and defense options. (Sand Attack, Other tactic)

>Aid Armo (This will make Armo determine his own actions)

>Run

>>4111524
>>Aid Armo (This will make Armo determine his own actions)
Fuck it, just pick up a branch and bat these little shits

>>4111531
Support, shout as we do this "TEAM ATTACK!"

>>4111531
Support.

>>4111531
>>4111539
>>4111548
Since it hardly matters, I'll have Armo take on #1 while you take on #2. Roll 2d100 to determine your success.

Rolled 99, 90 = 189 (2d100)

>>4111575
Fuck them up

Rolled 74, 27 = 101 (2d100)

>>4111575

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>>4111576
Cowabunga it is then.

Rolled 91, 44 = 135 (2d100)

>>4111576
>>4111580
I'm going to roll out of curiosity but this battle is pretty much over.

Rolled 2, 3 = 5 (2d3)

>>4111593
Or not. Halfway over isn't a bad consolation prize I guess.

Rattata #1
Tackle:1
Tail Whip:2
Quick Attack:3

Rattata #2
Tackle:1
Tail Whip:2
Quick Attack:3

>>4111576
>>4111593
>>4111655
>Aid Armo (This will make Armo determine his own actions)

Rolled: 99 and 90
Result: Monumental Success and Success

You realize that you can’t just sit and watch as these rats gang up on Armo, the time for action is now! You quickly locate a fallen branch and charge at one of the Rattatas with a frankly unimpressive battle cry. Maybe once puberty kicks into high gear you’ll sound more threatening. Either way, your intervention breaks up the scuffle and soon you find yourself squaring off with the Rattata who tried distracting Armo. As soon as you make a move to strike him, he bolts off almost too quickly for you to react. Before you can process the rat's sudden disappearance, he circles around and charges at you with a white outline trailing him. By some miracle you react in time and strike your foe as one would a baseball, snapping your makeshift weapon in two and rendering the reckless Rattata unconscious in the process.

You then turn your attention to Armo who is still doing battle with the Rattata who struck him. The two rodents are fighting savagely with the most interesting exchange coming from a clash between Armo’s claws and the Rattata’s tail. Ultimately however, Armo is slowly but surely coming out on top.

>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

>Have Armo defend (Block, Dodge, Use Defense Curl)

>Have Armo do something else. This can be combined with both the attack and defense options. (Sand Attack, Other tactic)

>Aid Armo (This will make Armo determine his own actions)

>Run

>>4111684
>>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

>>4111684
>>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

>>4111684
>>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>4111698
>>4111746
>>4111869
Roll 1d100. I'm going to be in and out today so I'll roll for the opponents success here.

>>4112061
*Opponent's

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>4112061

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>4112061

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>4112061

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>4112068
>>4112103
>>4112104

Rattata #1
Tackle:1
Tail Whip:2
Quick Attack:3

>>4112061
>>4112103
>>4112149
>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

Rolled: 97
Result: Monumental Success

“Alright Armo, you have him on the ropes! Finish him off with Scratch!”

At the sound of your voice, Armo disengages from the enemy and pulls his arm back in order to deliver a devastating attack. The Rattata meets the challenge and charges at Armo headfirst. Much like the Rattata you took on earlier, this one made the mistake of jumping right into an oncoming attack and he pays the price as Armo’s attack connects and send him crashing to the ground. A quick look informs you that neither of your foes will be getting up anytime soon and with a victory under your belt, you feel more determined than ever. At this rate, you’ll be out of Cycad Town within a few weeks! For now however, you still have a few hours before it gets dark.

>Do some additional training

>Find a trainer to battle

>Return home

>>4112223
>Find a trainer to battle
Ask Armo if he's up for it first, though.

>>4112223
>>Find a trainer to battle

>>4112303
+1
Ya let's get their moneyy

>>4112223
>>Find a trainer to battle

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>4112287
>>4112303
>>4112380
>>4112412
Rolling for who you will encounter.

>>4112421
>Find a trainer to battle

Feeling a bit more at ease after your first victory, you decide to push the boundaries and head in the direction of Route 3. After a short walk you have officially left Cycad Town and find your self on the road to the next town. You won’t be going that far of course, but this brief trip is simply another stepping-stone to freedom. Armo on the other hand doesn’t seem as excited as you are but if you lived in the wilderness all your life, Route 3 wouldn’t seem very significant to you either.

Much like the scenery, the Pokémon you spot during your walk aren’t too special but after awhile you find what you’re looking for. In the distance, you spot a stationary young boy wearing a bright blue hat. He seems to be taking a break from traveling and is currently slouching underneath a tree. He’s most likely starting his journey which means there’s a good chance that you’re roughly around his level.

>Approach him and ask for a battle

>Walk by him

>>4112849
>Walk by him

>>4112849
>Walk by
>Look for more Pokemon

>>4112849
>Approach him and ask for a pleasant conversation
Steal his pokemon.

>>4112849
>>Approach him and ask for a battle

>>4112849
>>Walk by him

>>4112861
>>4112864
>>4112885
I’ll begin writing once I get back home. I should have the update out before 6 PM EST.

>>4112954
>Walk by him

You decide that the boy isn’t worth your time and stay on the path. As you make your way further down Route 3, you take notice of a several more travelers though they don’t seem to be trainers. Many of them simply seem to be out for a stroll and would have no interest in engaging in a battle. Once again, Armo starts to become restless just sitting there in the tattered remains of your bag and he seems to be pretty hungry as well. The farther you walk, the hungrier you become as well as a result of skipping lunch and by extension, school. Still, you march on, using the fumes from your latest accomplishments to fuel you

Before you know it, the sun has begun to set and you find yourself on the outskirts of Marlan Town. By now your stomach has begun protesting and Armo is trying to get your attention by causing a ruckus in the bag. A return trip back home is doable and probably for the best considering how you just took off. If you hurry, you could still make it back before your mom gets home. On the other hand, it’s getting dark and you know that the only thing waiting for you at home is more junk food.

>Go into town

>Camp out on Route 3

>Turn back

>>4113049
>>Go into town

>>4113049
>Camp out on Route 3
Roughin' it builds character.

>>4113049
>>Camp out on Route 3

>>4113049
>Find new Pokemon

>>4113057
+1 yes let's scrounge up somee berrys

>>4113078
Read motherfucker, we don't have Pokeballs and our one pokemon is hungry.

>>4113118
I'm aware we don't have Pokeballs. That didn't stop us from catching one in a backpack before.

>>4113143
Yeah well, don't get too excited about doing it a second time.

>>4113057
>>4113061
>>4113100
Writing. As for another Pokemon encounter, one might be around the corner.

>>4113217
>Camp out on Route 3

You determine that going into a new town at with and with little to no money isn’t something that appeals to you so you call it a day and make camp a little ways off the path. Without any way to start a fire naturally or otherwise, you need to act quickly and find some secluded area to use as a shelter. The threat of the elements and wild Pokémon aren’t the only issues looming over your head, you and Armo still need food. As the sun abandons you, you come to the realization that you must arrange your priorities before moving further.

>Recall Armo to his ball

>Keep Armo out with you

AND

>Go foraging

>Set up shelter

>>4113238
>>Keep Armo out with you
>Go foraging
>"Ok Armo lets find something to eat"

>>4113238
>>Keep Armo out with you
It would have been a great idea to recall him before instead of tiring ourselves out carrying him but now that we are gonna be out in the wild at night yeah, it's better we don't stay alone.
>Go foraging
I don't know WHY the fuck are we doing this shit but I don't want to starve.
I guess just "Get money, get a license" wasn't good enough for us.

>>4113250
We are still doing that, we just need to get the money first

>>4113254
Yeah, here at the fucking forest, let's see if the critters or the fairies lend us some pokebucks. The OP said the more time we take the harder it will get for us and first thing we do is waste an entire evening looking for a job, then we change our mind and catch a shitmon to get money and one day later we STILL haven't gotten a single penny.

>>4113269
You sound a lot like Spic

>>4113238
>Recall Armo to his ball
>Go foraging
Why did we walk past that one trainer?

>>4113328
I would seem so

>>4113332
No, why did we walk by him instead of fighting him.

>>4113248
>>4113250
Writing.

>>4113269
Top fucking kek. Plus why did you guys decide to walk past the trainer?

>>4113754
>Keep Armo out with you

>Go foraging

“Ok Armo, let’s find something to eat.” You prompt as you look down upon his idle form. It may have been the darkness or the natural ambiguity of his facial expressions, but for a moment you could have sworn he had given you an incredulous look.

You decide to ignore the hindsight-bound Sandshrew and begin rummaging through some bushes in order to find some suitable berries to feast upon. Thankfully, your time in Trainer’s School wasn’t a complete waste of time and you are able to pick out which ones are safe to consume though the darkness that surrounds you makes this more difficult than it would usually be.

When you return to your temporary campsite, you find Armo, munching on several Weedle that he managed to capture. The both of you eat in silence for a bit but your hastily put together meal is interrupted by the sound of footsteps. You can’t determine how many there are but you know that they are headed in your direction.

>Ask the approaching figures to identify themselves

>Silently stand your ground and prepare for battle

>Take Armo (you decide the method) and run

>>4113860
>>Silently stand your ground and prepare for battle

>>4113860
>>Silently stand your ground and prepare for battle

>>4113860
>>Silently stand your ground and prepare for battle

>>4113861
>>4113862
>>4113863
Writing.

>>4113870
>Silently stand your ground and prepare for battle

As the footstep get closer, you signal Armo to stand by for battle with your hand. Whether he or not he understood your signal is debatable and so you take up arms in the form of a few small rocks which dot the ground. The two of you stand firm in a tense standoff with the unknown, until it reveals itself to be a frantic Teddiursa followed by an equally spooked Seedot. The pair blow right past you, trampling your dinner in the process.

For a brief second, Armo looks confused before shrugging it all off and attempting to salvage what is left of his meal. Though the pair caught you off guard, you follow Armo’s lead sit back down. Your respite only lasts a few seconds before several Hoothoots go flying overhead. Now you know something is off but the source of the panic could be anyone’s guess.

>Pack up and follow the fleeing Pokémon

>Stay put and hope that the cause of the disturbance is too occupied to give chase to the fleeing Pokémon

>Follow the trail left by the first arrivals in order to get some answers

>>4113895
>>Follow the trail left by the first arrivals in order to get some answers

>>4113895
>>Pack up and follow the fleeing Pokémon

>>4113895
>Follow the trail left by the first arrivals in order to get some answers
Let's fuck 'em up guys.

>>4113895
>>Follow the trail left by the first arrivals in order to get some answers
Befriend that fucking Teddiursa.

>>4113895
>>Pack up and follow the fleeing Pokémon

>>4113895
>Pack up and follow the fleeing pokemon
Best case they can lead you to some other shelter/befriending, worst case you might get some extra bodies to help against whatever's spooking the creatures.

>>4114216
+1

>>4113924
>>4114054
>>4114216
>>4114325
Writing.

>>4114561
>Pack up and follow the fleeing Pokémon

After weighing your options, you decide to follow the retreating figures. You have no idea where they’re going but you figure that if nothing else there is safety in numbers. As you grab your bag and get up Armo suddenly snaps into a rigid position and begins to shake.

“What’s wrong?” You ask, somewhat unlevered by his sudden shift in demeanor.

Armo does not respond, verbally at least. He quickly runs up to you, taps your shoe and begins running away on all fours. Though you had already made your mind up to leave, Armo’s simple message amplifies the sense of impending doom that you were suppressing. You stumble in the darkness after Armo, who seems to have no issue maneuvering through the night. Such advanced eyesight was not granted to your species and as a result, you end up tripping over roots, running headlong into low hanging branches and narrowly avoid colliding with trees. Eventually your frantic marathon ends as you come across a river. It seems as if many of the fleeing Pokémon converged on this spot but some of the figures you spotted earlier are missing. The Teddiursa and the Seedot before however, are here and they seem to be conversing.

“Hey guys, I know you don’t know me but Armo and I could use your help,” you explain as you gesture to Armo who has busied himself with digging a hole.

The pair you addressed give you a quizzical look as do the rest of the surrounding Pokémon. Thankfully they don’t seem hostile either because they don’t view you as a threat, or because metaphorically speaking, they have bigger fish to fry. The magnitude of said fish begins to dawn on you as you feel an unmistakable rumbling under you feet.

>Try to cross the river

>Run alongside the river

>Stand your ground

>>4114622
>>Stand your ground

>>4114622
Do we need to pick the predetermined choices or can we suggest other ones?
If we can suggest I say:
>Help Arno dig a hole
We can help Arno make a hole big enough to trap whatever is coming behind us this might give us enough time to run away, we can even try to ask Teddiursa and seedot for help, both of them can learn Dig so it might be viable if they follow Arno's example.

If no suggestion then:
>Run alongside the river
Running alongside the river seems best than trying our luck against the river or against an undiscovered danger.

>>4114647
>We can help Arno make a hole big enough to trap whatever is coming behind us this might give us enough time to run away
I don't think we have that much time to begin with
>you feel an unmistakable rumbling under you feet

>>4114653
That's why I said to try to get the other pokémon to help us, beyond the teddiursa and seedot we have a bunch of other pokémon close to us it could be worth a shot if we can convince them to work together.

>>4114647
Given that the amount of versatility each Pokémon brings with their move sets and biology, I'd be surprised if no one wanted to suggest a write in. In this situation however, I will warn you and say that a medium sized hole won't stop what comes next. Several holes, on the other hand may make a big difference in this upcoming encounter.

>>4114666
That's a pretty long shot to make for something that could very well get out depending on what it is.
>>4114669
That's a bit more reassuring.

>>4114669
Well then we got a plan, now we gotta roll for convincing the wild mons to work together.

>>4114678
I'll call it in 15 minutes or so.

>>4114647
>>4114688
I'll support making holes, it doesn't seem like there is more anons around.

>>4114678
>>4114697
We'll be going with a majority of two then. Roll 3d100.

Rolled 5, 73, 87 = 165 (3d100)

>>4114717

Rolled 34, 58, 83 = 175 (3d100)

>>4114717
Here it goes. When there's hard times, remember what Zac Efron would say.

>>4114730
I forgot to set the DCs, my mistake.

Teddiursa: 65
Seedot: 55
The crowd: 85 (Lowered by 10 if you convince Teddiursa or Seedot to help)

>>4114750
It wasn't needed but it's appreciated.
Now if only someone rolled over 65 on the first dice...

>>4114750
Well I guess we convinced everyon but the teddiursa.

>>4114756
>>4114759
I'm current;y writing for >>4114756 since his average was higher but I'll check in one more time before finishing the update. It's a short one since I'm using it to set the stage, so making a quick edit won't be a problem.

>>4114766
we just might survive this

>>4114766
How convenient that we convince the one pokemon here with no arms.
>>4114770
Don't you want to test your luck, pal?

>>4114750
>Convince the other Pokémon to help dig holes to prepare for the threat (Write in)

Rolled: 34, 58, 83
Result(s): Monumental Failure, Success, Success

As the rumbling gets closer and more intense, you turn to all of the Pokémon that surround you and attempt to rally them.

“Alright everyone, I don’t know what’s chasing you down, but this is your home! If we all work together we can defend it stop whatever comes our way! If we follow Armo’s lead we might be able to gain the advantage.”

Despite how nervous your voice sounds you can tell that most of the crowd understood the gist of your speech and are convinced. Teddiursa, however seems to have its own way of dealing with this unknown threat and with a cute roar, goes charging into the danger zone. None of the surrounding Pokémon seem surprised in the slightest by its actions and get to work digging holes. Time flies quickly and soon, holes of various width and depth dot the landscape. As you finish digging your own hole, you hear the sounds of a cry of both fear and excitement. As you look over to the tree line, you see Teddiursa quickly approaching and it seems to be holding onto a slender, finlike stone which is currently tearing through the earth below. As you stand, so does the fin and soon a large stone creature resembling a snake bursts from the ground.

“Oh, no.” You say as you feel your legs beginning to shake. Though you’ve only seen an Onix on TV, you heard enough stories know what it’s capable of and that coming across an aggressive Onix as a rookie trainer usually spells death.

Before you can even consider a course of action, two more towering Onix appear and they look just as angry and intimidating as the first.

>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

>Have Armo defend (Block, Dodge, Use Defense Curl)

>Have Armo do something else. This can be combined with both the attack and defense options. (Sand Attack, Other tactic)

>Aid Armo (This will make Armo determine his own actions)

>Rally the Pokémon to gang up on the new arrivals

>Run

>>4114805
>>Rally the Pokémon to gang up on the new arrivals

Oh shit, we are going to die.

>>4114805
>Have Armo blind the Onix with Sand Attack
>Run
We can't do much against three Onix.

>>4114805
>>Rally the Pokémon to gang up on the new arrivals
RISE UP

>>4114805
>>Rally the Pokémon to gang up on the new arrivals
Let's organise the mons for a Surprise attack, we got a seedot and a sandshrew, if we got 1 or more mons with type advantage from the pokémob we can wrap this up quickly.

>>4114805
>Have Armo use Sand Attack
>Tell the other Pokemon to use as many Growls and Tail Whips as possible.
>Debuff Debuff Debuff

>>4114833
I'm not sure if those work like that in this quest. I mean, it wouldn't make much sense if a bit of sand could blind a pokemon that spends most of its time underground.

>>4114805
>Have Armo do something else (Sand Attack)

>Rally the Pokemon to gang up on the new arrivals
TO VALHALLA

>>4114820
>>4114833
>>4114851
>>4114838
To settle wether Sand Attack would work on an Onix, I had to do some research and reach a little. According to the Pokédex, an Onix relies on some sort of magnet within its brain to maneuver underground. It's also likely that it has an incredible sense of touch so I assume that while tunneling, an Onix will keep its eyes closed and rely on its other senses and brain magnet. I'm almost certain that they can see in the dark and uses its eyes when going through tunnels that have already been dug. In this case, Sand Attack works as an irritant and without being able to rely on its eyesight in a fight, the group of Onix will default to their other senses which don't provide very detailed information.

In short, I'll allow Sand Attack to work as usual on the condition that you can find a way to make the sand reach the their eyes.

>>4114902
Are there any bird pokemon there? They could gather sand in their talons and drop it from above.

>>4114954
You can’t give specific instructions to them as they are both wild and too numerous for you to coordinate in a battle.

>>4114902
Have bird use gust while land animal work on the sand

>>4115102
He just said we can't give them instructions.
>>4114902
What if we throw Armo at their heads? Sandshrews weight like 12 Kg, is that too much for a wimpy 14 year old?

>>4114902
Sand Attack with his hind legs at an upwards angle.

Since we're basically locked into Sand Attack and rallying the Pokémon, roll 2d100. The first one is for Sand Attack and if you pass, I'll get the sand where it needs to be. The second roll, by process of elimination is for getting the Pokémon to attack.Since you aren't directly attacking, all you need to do is pass the DCs.

Sand Attack: 60
Rally: 45

>>4115114
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thought of using Armo as a projectile.To answer your question, yes you can throw him but getting Armo up to around 28'10 or 8.8 m isn't likely. You would have to lure the Onix down to your level or you could simply throw him while they're attacking.

Rolled 31, 60 = 91 (2d100)

>>4115253

Rolled 76, 61 = 137 (2d100)

>>4115253

Rolled 26, 6 = 32 (2d100)

>>4115253
Alrighty, I guessed as much. Fuck them up boys!

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>>4115260
Very nice.

>>4115260
Well done. Writing.

>>4115274
>Have Armo do something else (Sand Attack)

>Rally the Pokémon to gang up on the new arrivals

Rolled: 76, 61
Result(s): Success x2

By some miracle you manage to swallow your fear, maybe you’re still riding high from how far you’ve come, or maybe it’s because you have a small army behind you. Whatever the case may be, you’re ready for a fight.

“Let’s go Armo!” You call out. At the sound of your voice, Armo pops out of his hole and flings some debris at the center Onix. The attack falls a bit short however but your allies make up for this by charging en masse.

What comes next can only be described as chaos. Pokémon of all shapes and sizes surround the three rocky serpents and attack however they can. Many use their claws, some use their teeth, others utilize their talons, a few brave souls simply slam their bodies into the behemoths. In retaliation, the terror trio begin thrashing about attempting to shake off their attackers. This provides Armo a chance for redemption, which he happily takes by blasting a lowered Onix with the contents of the earth. Though none of these actions seem to have done any noticeable damage, you can now focus on dealing with one Onix instead of three. The situation isn’t ideal but it could be worse.

>Focus on the left Onix

>Focus on the center Onix (ridden by Teddiursa)

>Focus on the right Onix (Temporarily Blinded)

AND

>Have Armo attack (Scratch)

>Have Armo defend (Block, Dodge, Use Defense Curl)

>Have Armo do something else. This can be combined with both the attack and defense options. (Sand Attack, Other tactic)

>Aid Armo (This will make Armo determine his own actions)

>Run

>>4115324
>Focus on the center Onix
>Have Armo do something else. (Sand Attack)

I don't think brute-forcing the lads is going to work unless we tried to rip the other's ones eyes out, at this point irritating the Onix to the point they give up is really the only juncture now that we've ensured peace was never an option.

>>4115324
>>Focus on the right Onix
>Aid Armo (Launch him)
I was thinking we should use the river that's right beside us in some way. I thought of connecting it to the holes we made with a tunnel but that might hurt Armo or take too long to be feasible. So I say we just try and push them into the river.

>>4115347
+1
We're next to a river? That could be useful.

>>4115324
>>Focus on the center Onix (ridden by Teddiursa)
>Have Armo attack (Poison Sting??)

>Try to get the Seedot to use Absorb

>>4115347
>>4115358
Roll 1d100 to launch Armo.

DC: 50

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>4115395

Rolled 79 (1d100)

>>4115395

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>4115395
Fly, you fool!

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>4115395

>>4115400
You're on a roll today. Writing.

>>4115418
>Aid Armo (Launch him)

Rolled: 79
Result(s): Great Success

As the brawl rages on you realize that you and Armo have been sitting on the sidelines for the most part. Wanting to aid in the battle, you pick up Armo without warning and take a running start before hurling him at the center Onix. The Onix is busy trying to get rid of its unwelcomed rider and is unprepared for Armo colliding with it. Based on the look Armo gives you, he wasn’t ready for it either but he soldiers on and attempts to scale the Onix in order to attack its head.

As the bear and rodent rain blows on its head, something clicks in the mind of the center Onix who turns its attention to you. From the look on its face, you can tell that it views you as the ringleader of this whole mess and begins to slither in you direction. Despite its size, the Onix is deceptively fast and you barely manage to get out of the way of its first attack. It won’t slow down anytime soon from the looks of things.

>Run towards the trees

>Run towards the river

>Run towards an Onix (Left or Right)

>Ride the Onix with Armo and Teddiursa

>>4115455
>>Ride the Onix with Armo and Teddiursa
RIDE THE WAVE

>>4115455
>Run towards an Onix (Left)

>>4115464
+1

>>4115455
>Run towards the river
As metal as trying to ride it would be, the river seems the better option, at the very least it won't bumrush anybody if slamming into the water is a possibility, I imagine.

>>4115464
>>4115482
Roll 1d100 to escape unharmed.

DC: 80

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>4115597
>80
Oh fuck.

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>4115597

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>4115597