SqueakyOrca
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Hands shoved into their pockets, Nub padded down the empty city street, the soles of their paws making soft taps against the cracked pavement. The surrounding buildings loomed like silent giants, their windows dark and hollow in the moonlight. Every distant rustle of paper made the Riolu’s ears twitch, and they kept glancing over their shoulder, fur bristling with unease. Something felt wrong, and the feeling prickled down their spine with each step. It’s nothing. The thought kept creeping into…-
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You've finally found it. The sharp clack of your footsteps echoes through the room as you enter, the door sliding shut behind you with a smooth hiss. A long-abandoned laboratory sprawls out before your eyes, an eerie glow cast over every inch of the room by the dim, dwindling overhead lights. As your eyes adjust to the gloom, they rake from the ground upwards, travelling over the tiled flooring and passing over the benches, chairs and equipment littering the floor. Shattered glass, messy scrawls on…-
2.5 K • Ongoing
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"You didn't really think a Hylian could wield my amazing bow, did you?" The familiar voice rings out around the dim chamber, a chilling whisper that brushes against your ear and runs down your spine, and before you can twist around to find the source, an icy cold aura envelops you. A pair of ghostly blue wings grasps your arms, and the absent weight of a ghostly form presses up against your back. "You know that would be impossible, right?" the nasally voice purrs in your ear, honeyed and…-
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Something’s coming. Only once you’re on the ground, clinging to the edges of your conscious mind, do the Zangoose flee. They scatter back into the leaves and trees, tails whipping behind them, and all you can do is watch as they disappear into the darkness, abandoning your broken body to nature, terrified by the sudden snapping of twigs and heavy, plodding footsteps. Everything is spinning. Pain arcing like bolts of lightning through your legs. Ears ringing with the sounds of rustling leaves…-
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This is it. Legs shaking. Heart hammering. Footsteps pounding the hard, marble floor. It’s quiet. Too quiet, compared to all the Team Rocket grunts the pair of you had gone through to get here. Now, alone in the waning light of the corridor, it’s just you. And you’re almost there. The doorway lies just a few feet away from you, the room beyond it shrouded in pitch-black darkness, beckoning you toward it like a curling finger. You should wait. You know you should. There’s that…-
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"This magic is much too dangerous and complicated for any of you to touch," the professor had said sternly, eyes scanning the rows of seats. When they reached him, they stopped cold and turned to sharp daggers. "Especially not you, Trent." Even now, with the golden light of the sun sinking behind the mountains, beaming through the towering windows of his private room, the words still linger in his mind like roaches. Trent snorts as he enters the room, lazily flicking a hand behind him to slam the door…-
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The forest ground snaps beneath your feet. Shaking. Breath tight. Eyes bulging. "W-Wait—" you mutter, voice cracking, before the Midnight Lycanroc cuts you off. He leans right in, pinning you against the large oaken tree, his eyes a burning fire dancing under the soft moonlight. Your throat clenches as he leans in further still, his snout just inches from your face. His large canine paws follow suit, gliding up and coming to a rest on either side of your head, pinning you to the tree. There's a…-
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A distress signal. Boarding the ship. Darkness. Those were the last things Fivoks could remember as he awoke to twinkling lights. The rest was a blur, teetering on the edge of his aching mind. He groaned loudly, wincing at the bright overhead lights until his vision adjusted. The room, as far as he could see, was cramped and dark, with walls made of a monotonous, grey metal, fitted with large, bulbous camera lenses lining the ceiling. Some kind of medical closet, maybe? An interrogation…-
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The ancient walls shuddered. Crumbling rock pelted Tyler's head as he scrambled forward, barely keeping his footing. The door ahead rumbled, the entrance to the tomb slipping from his fingers second by second. Almost there! His feet hit the floor like bricks. His legs burned. His lungs ached. Tyler ignored it all and forced his body to rocket forward. He moved like a blur and dove headfirst through the narrow gap, just barely squeezing beneath it as the stone door slammed down behind him with a…-
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Most people enjoyed Pokémon battles. The energy. The excitement. The action. They could be so exhilarating! But Jay had…a more specific taste. The taste of a stage in a small, dark, secluded room, met by an equally small audience. All quiet, eyes glued to the rubber-clad actors whilst their hands wandered. The sound of latex brushing against latex accompanied by muffled moans of fiery need. The sight of money hurriedly switching hands without a passing word. But now, the…-
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