Chapter 12: Deets, the Wind Warrior

Disclaimer: I don’t own Pokémon, Get Ed, Super Robot Monkey Team or Dragon Booster. Moviefan18 owns Xiara. AlexMarsden owns Alex. I own Yisel and any Leyendarian Creature that can appear on this chapter. Well, it’s Holy Week and I have it off, so I can write and update. Yay!

“Wake up! Wake up!” the boys yelled as they all knocked at the girls’ bedroom door. “We’ve gotta go!”

The door opened and a tornado of fire hit the boys and the monkeys. “Shut up!” Deets and Nova yelled. The door slammed shut in their faces.

“Well,” Chiro coughed, his and the boys’ faces were covered in black ash by the fire. “That went well.”

“I’m gonna be the only girl in the group again,” complained the yellow robot monkey.

“It’s alright,” said Deets. “You’ll be on your own Gym in no time.”

“In no time? I think we’re gonna have to fly to get there. We don’t have much time.”

“True. We have to ask Yisel before she starts school.”

“Then Blaziken did a back flip and in midair, he kicked Hitmontop on his face and fainted when he hit the ground,” Yisel said to her friend.

“Heh, that’s nothing,” Alex said as she put her foot on the white wall she was leaning on. “Yesterday, Jack battled an Altaria and thanks to the Thunder Dragon, he stopped the Altaria.”

“Is that true, Yisel?” asked Xavier and everyone looked at the psychic brunette.

“Yeah, a Thundershock paralyzed Altaria’s wings—” A vibration interrupted Yisel. She was relieved that school had not started. They were in front of the school library. She picked up her cell phone and answered. “Hello?”

“Hey Yisel, it’s Deets. We have a question to ask you.”

“What is it?”

“We haven’t covered much ground. We’re in Northern Ciales and they ask if they can fly to the next Gym.”

Yisel sighed. She knew that was coming soon. “It cuts their journey, but it has to be done. I already have two Gym Leaders and today I’ll receive between two or three Gym Leaders, I already lost count, so my friends and I have to prepare. Tell them to do it and yourself too. I want a call by noon or so. Got that?”

“Right. We’re off.”

“Well,” the Pyrochic sighed again and she closed her cell phone. She looked at her friends. “These are gonna be hard days, but y’all are strong and skilled. Can y’all take the challenge?” Yisel secretly eyed at Julia, who smiled at her.

They all nodded. “¡Sí!”

“Thanks for your service, Nurse Joy,” said Deets to the Northern Ciales nurse.

“Say hello to my older sister for me,” she said with a smile.

“If you’re a Move Teacher, what is she?”

“A Pokémon Breeder.”

“She raises Pokémon?”

“And Pokémon eggs.”

“Well, good-bye,” the pink-haired teen said as she started to leave.

“Have a safe trip!” Nurse Joy exclaimed.

“Chansey! Chansey!” shouted the Egg Pokémon as she waved.

The teenager left the Pokémon Center and met up with the rest of the Gym Leaders.

“What did she say?” the red monkey said. “Can we fly or can we let the Gyms die?”

Nova hit his cheek with her tail. “Not funny, Sprx.”

“What? I was lifting the mood up a little.”

“That’s Otto and Loogie’s job,” the yellow monkey said as she pointed at the green monkey and the teenager with a catfish puppet on his hand. “Where do we go?” She and the rest of the Gym Leaders looked at Moordryd, who was kind of their leader of their journey—though he looked that he was in a bad mood all the time.

He picked his black and white PokéNav. “We can fly to Lares, the middle town between all of our Gyms, and then separate from there and get there on time,” he said. ‘Though I don’t see why I should be in this mess. I don’t even know this dimension.’

“I guess I have to fly to Central Ciales by myself,” Deets sighed. “I guess I’ll see you guys.”

“Whoo-hoo! No more girls!” Lance exclaimed, but shouted when he felt a metal tail slap him on his head.

“If you haven’t noticed, I’m a girl,” Nova said as she put her metal paws on her hips.

“Haven’t noticed…” joked the ten-year-old redhead as he rubbed his head.

The group waved at Deets and then looked at the sky. The air tunnel—also known as the Leyenda Air Current or LAC—hovered in the sky. Inside of it, Pokémon flew at high speeds.

All of the humans’ backs glowed different colors and soon wings formed from them: dragon wings, water wings, angel wings and lightning wings. The robot monkeys’ jetpacks lit a small flame.

They all said their good-byes and took to the skies. The group took to the LAC that flowed to the west and to their destination. Deets, on her white angel wings—often known as the Air Gym Leaders wings—flew south.

Pidgey chirped happily as she flew in the sky. It was a mountainous area, just the way she liked it. No loud sounds, no tall buildings; just trees, mountains, natural sound—the simple life of Ciales.

“Pidgey, you see anything that looks like a Gym?” her trainer shouted from the trail.

“Pidga!” the Normal/Flying-type shouted back. She shook her head to the Gym Leader.

“Then come down now. I’ll let you rest,” Deets said.

Pidgey prepared for her landing when she noticed something in the trees meters from her trainer. A pair of shinning red eyes was gazing at the teen. The eyes of a Pokémon; Pidgey knew very well to whom those eyes belong to. “Pidgey…” she chirped in a whisper to herself.

The Tiny Bird Pokémon looked frantically around the perimeter for a safe place. She saw something that might please her trainer.

“Pidgey!” the Pokémon shouted at Deets. The teen looked up. “Pidga pid pid gey!” With one wing, Pidgey pointed to the horizon and to where the trail led them.

“You saw the town?”

“Gey!” Pidgey exclaimed happily. She dove down to her trainer and pulled her short black skirt/belt with her beak. “Pidga pidga!”

“’Kay, let’s fly!” Deets made her wings appear and flew with her Pokémon.

The Pokémon that watched over the Gym Leader closed its eyes, and then opened them with a decision. The Pokémon ran behind the trainer, maintaining its distance and maintaining hidden from their sight.

‘This place is nothing that I’ve ever seen before,’ her leader’s words rang in her head.

“Burn’s right,” said Deets to her Pidgey. “Isn’t he, Pidgey?”

“Gey!” she nodded.

“Heard that you made it to Flame Mountains, Burn,” said Deets to the dark-skinned teen through the videophone in the Pokémon Center. “How is it?”

“This place is nothing that I’ve seen before,” he answered. “I can’t believe what Yisel has told us about Leyenda being in danger. It’s so peaceful here.”

“There’s something different about you,” Loogie noticed. “I can’t put a finger on it.”

“Cynda!”

“Lithe!”

“Hound!”

Three Fire-types appeared next to him. Cyndaquil climbed to his head, Growlithe climbed on his arm and a black dog with brown fur around his mouth and belly, a gray headpiece and gray bone-like pieces of armor on his back and on each of his paws poked his head from the table.

“I think you’ve met Cyndaquil, now meet Growlithe and Houndour. I caught Growlithe with Fizz before I found the Gym and I caught Houndour yesterday,” commented Burn.

“You look better than before,” Deets said.

“A whole lot…” started Loogie.

“Lighter,” said Dr. Pinch. While in Progress City, the Dojo Leader had some sort of dark appearance of a past anger or hurt—they thought—that when they saw him sort of peaceful and happy, it was strange for them.

‘I wonder if Fizz noticed when they were traveling together,’ thought Deets. “What happened?”

“Nothing. Nothing at all. I just like it up here,” he said with a smile.

“Have you heard from Fizz after she left?”

“Yeah, she called me today. She’ll be in her own Gym tomorrow. I haven’t heard from Ed, so don’t ask.”

“Does she have more Pokémon?” asked Loogie.

“An Eevee and she caught a Weedle today.”

“Those worm-thingies that turn into giant drill bees?” the catfish puppet asked.

“Yeah, why?”

“She better train it!” Dr. Pinch exclaimed.

The Ciales Mountain Area was different from Flame Mountains, yet almost the same to the Fire Pharaoh’s description.

It was a complete set of mountains. Unlike Flame Mountains, these mountains had no rivers or bridges between them. There was no road or trail that was in a straight surface. The houses were like mansions: giant structure, support and ground. The only church was the biggest structure of them all; a brown and peach colored church with a white star-shaped cross on the top. The whole structure looked like it was grasping the mountain on which it stood.

A smaller white and light pink structure was below, but it was still bigger than the houses. The entrance had two stone feathers crossing each other at the top. It was a two-story building with a giant Gym floor on the back.

“It’s the Gym!” Deets looked at Pidgey. “Thank you, Pidgey!”

“Gey pidga!” The Normal/Flying-type looked behind at where they had gone. “Pidgey…”

“Okay Pidgey, I’ll let you rest.”

“Pidga?” Pidgey looked at her trainer as she picked up the Pokéball. “Pidga pidga!” she shouted frantically as the beam hit her and she was sent to her Pokéball.

“What’s wrong with you?” Deets looked at Pidgey’s Pokéball. She placed it on her backpack and landed on one of the many inclined roads. Next to the road was the Pokémon Center.

The building was different from the other Pokémon Centers she had seen. It was bigger and had a rustic look, just like the chapel.

Deets entered the Pokémon Center. “Nurse Joy?” It was empty. Not even her faithful Pokémon was there.

She heard some footsteps towards her left and saw a pink Pokémon with feather-like features on her arms and on her hips that made her look like a nurse. “Blissey,” she whispered before she left.

Deets followed the Pokémon to a big room that was filled with shelves and eggs of different designs.

“Blissey blissey!” She heard Blissey say.

“Come in, please,” Deets heard Nurse Joy’s voice next to the shelves she was seeing. She walked to another shelf and saw Nurse Joy with a black and red colored egg and Blissey with a rag on her paw. “You must be our Gym Leader, right?”

“Yeah, I’m Deets. You must be the Pokémon Breeder Nurse Joy, right?”

“Correct. I’m just taking a look at this egg. It’s supposed to hatch this week.” Nurse Joy placed the egg on the shelf. “Do your Pokémon need healing?”

“My Pidgey must be tired by all her flying.” The teen picked up the Pokéball. “Misdreavus is okay.”

“You must be tired too,” she said as she picked up Deets’s Pokéball. “Eat, you must be hungry.”

“Copien lo que está en la pizarra y les contaré sobre todo esto luego en la clase,” the Spanish Teacher told the students and she sat on her desk. (“Write what’s on the blackboard and I’ll tell everything about this later on in class.”)

The students started to copy the information on their notebooks before they heard a small dinging from the intercom. “Con el permiso, maestra. ¿Aquí está Yisel Rosario?” (“Excuse me, teacher. Is Yisel Rosario here?”)

She looked around for the Pyrochic. “Sí.”

“Tiene que ir a la oficina.” (“She has to go to the office.”)

The students looked at Yisel as she stood up. “It better be a Gym Leader’s call,” she muttered as she walked out of the classroom.

Yisel opened the door and entered the office. She met with the woman in the desk.

“Hay una llamada para ti del Centro Pokémon de Ciales,” the woman said to her. (“There’s a call for you from the Ciales Pokémon Center.”)

“Lo esperaba, gracias,” she thanked the woman and she picked up the videophone. “Hello?”

“Hey Yisel!”

“Mis Misdre,” a ghost with a head for a body and reddish pearls said happily.

“Hey girls, what’s up?”

“We’re in Ciales.”

“Yeah, I know. They already told me that. Have you found your Gym?”

“Found it, yes. Entered it, no.”

“Then enter it already! Don’t keep yourself waiting. Team Eclipse might come. Go! Go! I’ll send the Gym Guardian Leader later.”

“What about lunch?”

“You need to get that Leyendarian Item. You can eat later. Just go!”

“Fine…” sighed Deets. “I guess I have no choice.”

“Atta girl!” Yisel looked at Misdreavus from the screen. “Take care of her, y’hear. She needs someone to cover her back while Pidgey is with Joy.”

“How’d you—”

“Hello, I’m a psychic.”

“Right, I forgot. See ya.”

Yisel hung the phone. She sighed. ‘The rest of ‘em better be today.’ She looked at the office. A few people were looking at her. “What?” Then the people turned their gazes at something else. “Hmm,” she huffed. “That’s better.”

“Blissey,” Deets said as she turned to the pink Pokémon on the automatic sliding door.

“Bli?” The Happiness Pokémon turned to the teenager. Blissey has a white rag on her hand; she was cleaning the door. “Bli blissey?”

“I’m gonna look at the Gym. I’ll eat later. Can you tell that to Nurse Joy?”

“Bli bli.” Blissey nodded.

“C’mon Misdreavus, let’s go!” The pink-haired girl ran out of the Pokémon Center. Her Screech Pokémon followed her.

The Gym Leader took a quick flight with her Pokémon to the white and light pink building below the church. They landed on the white concrete path.

Deets ran towards the Gym, ignoring the amazing details in the structure. She placed her hands on the wooden doors.

The doors swung open and air exiled the Gym.

“Misdrea?” Misdreavus cocked her head.

“Yeah… it shouldn’t do that. Air should enter the Gym, not exit from it.”

Deets and Misdreavus entered the Gym. The inside actually looked like a house. The house had a rustic look to it, just like some buildings in that mountain range.

“Mis!” the Pokémon called her trainer. “Mis misdreavus.”

“You wanna investigate the house?” she asked.

“Mi!” she squealed happily.

The teenager and Pokémon started to investigate. The house looked to be designed for Flying-types to also live inside. The house was like an invitation or a nest to them.

When they entered the bedroom, they noticed something on the bed; some folded clothes and two feathers were on the bed.

“Wow, this is drad,” Deets said as she picked up and observed the clothes.

“Misdreavus.” The Screech Pokémon nudged her a little bit.

“You want me to try it on?”

“Mi!”

“Well, okay!” She smiled and left to the bathroom.

Misdreavus started to notice the bedroom. Light pink and white walls, the wall behind the bed had a pink feather design painted on. The bed had veils that made it look like in medieval times. The white curtains in the windows fell dramatically on the floor.

“How do I look, Misdreavus?”

The Ghost-type looked at the entrance of the bathroom. Her owner had finally changed clothes. She had a magenta coat that reached just below her knees, a white tank top underneath, black skinny jeans and white boots. There were two holes on her tank top and coat just for wing usage. The two feathers—one white and one black—were on her ponytail as accessories. A gray belt hung on her hips with six places to put Pokéballs; one was already in use by Misdreavus’s Pokéball.

“Misdreavus!” the Ghost-type said with a smile.

Multiple chirps and calls were heard entering the house. The Gym Leader and the Pokémon walked down the stairs and noticed that the branches and bird perches were full and getting full by Flying-type Pokémon.

“Swablu!” said a cheery small light blue bird with cotton tufts for wings.

“Mis misdrea vus vus!” Misdreavus smiled.

“Hello to you too!” Deets picked up her pink and white Pokédex.

Swablu, the Cotton Bird Pokémon. Its wings are like cotton tufts. If it perches on someone’s head, it looks like a cotton hat.

Swablu flew towards the living room. There was a door on the wall and Swablu wanted to enter it. “Blu blu.”

Deets opened the door and Swablu flew out. The Normal/Flying-type showed her the outdoor Gym. The pink feather symbol was in the middle of the battlefield. Light blue bleachers sat on two sides of the field.

“Murkrow…” cawed a black crow with the top of his head shaped like a witch’s hat and had a bushy tail feathers. He was perched on the bleachers.

The teen pointed her Pokédex at the Pokémon.

Murkrow, the Darkness Pokémon. It is believed that seeing this Pokémon at night will bring about ominous occurrences. It is said to carry misfortune.

The Dark/Flying-type yawned. He looked at the Gym Leader and flew towards her. “Murkrow row row.”

“What?” she asked.

“Murkrow row row. Murkrow mu krow krow!”

“I dunno what you’re saying, but this place is amazing!”

Murkrow sighed. She was not going to get it. He had a warning.

“Drapion, Pin Missile!”

“Claydol, Psybeam!”

Spikes and light blue energy fell down towards the Gym Leader. She jumped and dodged them.

“Two against one, girl. I say you should give up already!”

“Please, the faster you do it, the less time we waste up here.”

Deets and the Pokémon around her looked up. Two humans stood on the roof of the Gym. They had Team Eclipse’s black and gray uniform. They jumped off the Gym with incredible grace and speed.

“Yo, I’m Luna,” said a dark-skinned woman with silver white hair tied on a braid. Her gray eyes glared at the pink-haired girl.

“And I’m Helyo,” said a smooth-talking man with golden slightly spiky hair and hazel eyes.

“And these are our Pokémon, Drapion.” Luna pointed to the Pokémon that looked like a big purple poisonous scorpion.

“And Claydol.” Helyo pointed as his big clay pot-shaped Pokémon with many eyes.

“Thanks for the introduction, but in any case, I have to beat you. Misdreavus, Psywave!” ordered Deets.

“Mis!” the Screech Pokémon shouted as her red middle pearl glowed light blue and shot an energy beam towards the two Pokémon.

“Drapion, Pin Missile!” Luna commanded.

“Dra.” The Poison/Dark-type’s claw glowed white and multiple spikes shot out towards Misdreavus’s attack.

A cloud of smoke appeared as both attacks clashed together.

“Claydol, Hyper Beam!” Helyo’s voice called out.

An orange beam was shot on the smoke. The beam went straight towards Misdreavus.

“Misdreavus, dodge it!” Deets yelled. Her Pokémon was lost in the smoke and could not escape it.

“Ab-sol!”

A white boomerang-like beam hit the Hyper Beam. Both attacks also created more smoke.

Deets and a few of the Flying-type Pokémon looked back. A white wolf-like creature with a navy blue tail and horn sticking out of her head appeared on the roof of the Gym. Her red eyes gazed on Deets.

“Pidga, pid pid?” On her horn, landed a Pidgey. “Pid gey gey.”

“Absol.” The Pokémon nodded.

Deets picked up her Pokédex.

Absol, the Disaster Pokémon. It senses coming disasters and appears before people only to warn them of impending danger.

“Pidgey pidga.” Pidgey flew down towards her trainer.

“So this is what you were freaking about.” Her Pokémon nodded with embarrassment. “Absol was following us. She was trying to warn us about Team Eclipse.”

“Pid pid.” The Tiny Bird Pokémon nodded once again.

“Stop talkin’ and start battlin’, girl. We don’t have all day,” Luna said as her Drapion came next to her.

“Absol sol.” The Dark-type’s horn glowed white as she swung her head. Energy lashed out of the horn and flew towards Luna and Drapion.

The silver-haired woman and Pokémon jumped out of the way. “Poison Fang.”

Drapion’s fangs glowed purple and jumped towards Absol.

“Pidgey, Quick Attack!”

A white energy flew towards Drapion and hit him on the back. The energy cease and it turned out it was the Normal/Flying-type Pokémon.

“Absol!” Drapion looked back. The Disaster Pokémon jumped at him and bit his neck.

“Espeon, Swift.”

“Tweetsie, Gust.”

Drapion looked back. A gust of golden starts flew towards him. Absol stopped biting the Pokémon and left out of the way of the combination attack. He was hit and soon had fainted.

“Drapion, don’t give up now.” Luna looked at where the Gym Leader was. Two uniformed girls were next to her; one she knew very well. “Yisel, shoulda known you’d come to protect the Gym Leader. That’s so predictable of you.”

“Luna, Helyo, nice seeing you two again. How have you’ve been? It’s been a year since the last I’ve seen you.” Yisel smirked.

“Y’know, well. Planning to destroy the Gym Leaders with Helyo here.”

“Y’know you’re wasting your time. This Gym is full of Flying-types that would help the Gym Leader at all costs.” Yisel looked back and saw many Flying-types on the door waiting for a signal so they could attack.

“You should give up already,” Julia said with a smirk.

“Says who? A weakling Guardian and the Pyrochic?” Helyo said. “Claydol, Hyper Beam, and make it a great one to destroy these pathetic girls!”

“Clay…” hummed Claydol as its hands rose up and glowed orange. The Pokémon was charging.

“Hey Deets,” whispered Yisel. The teen looked at her. “Use those feathers, Plows. They’re your Leyendarian Items.”

“How?” she asked.

“One is good, one is bad; one is a bow and one is an arrow. Choose wisely ‘cause I’m not gonna tell you.”

The Ciales Gym Leader picked the two feathers from her ponytail. She held the white feather as a bow and the black one as an arrow. Both glowed with the same color as the feather and grew, transforming themselves into a bow and energy arrow.

Deets pointed the arrow at Claydol. She freed it from her grip and flew towards Claydol. The Pokémon was hit and its hands went down and stopped glowing.

“This is pathetic, y’know,” Luna said to Helyo. “We didn’t saw a Leyendarian Creature too. Yisel’s right, we wasted our time here.”

“Do we go?” he said as he picked up his Pokéball and returned Claydol.

“Hell yeah.” The woman turned to the Pyrochic. “This is just a random battle, Yisel. Just a practice battle. See ya soon.” She returned her Drapion and nodded to her partner.

Helyo pressed a button on his watch and a black helicopter flew down at them. They climbed the helicopter’s roped ladder and soon left.

“Los dejastes escapar, Yisel. ¿Por qué?” Julia asked as her Pidgey, Tweetsie, landed on her head. (“You let them escape, Yisel. Why?”)

“They’re testing out strengths, Julia. But we gave them just the minimal of our full extent, did we?”

“¡Claro!” She smiled. (“Of course!”)

“Maybe…” said Deets in a modest tone.

“Don’t worry, these Pokémon will help you train your own Pokémon and yourself.” Yisel turned to Absol. “Thanks for the help, Absol.”

“Absol.” The Disaster Pokémon nodded and started to walk away.

“Absol, wait.” Deets said as she ran towards the Dark-type Pokémon. “Maybe you can stay with us. It’s the least we can do and there’s a lot of space for you too.”

“Ab…” The Pokémon blinked twice. Almost nobody liked the Disaster Pokémon as their own; they said that they were a curse. Then she closed her eyes and smiled. “Ab sol sol.”

“She’s honored,” translated Yisel.

“Absol, sol absol ab.”

“She wants to battle your Pokémon. Are you up for the challenge?”

“Pidgey and Misdreavus?” she asked.

“Absol ab sol-sol.” The Dark-type turned to Swablu and Murkrow.

“You want four Pokémon battling you? Four?”

“Ab.” Absol nodded as she stood in a fighting stance.

Pidgey, Swablu and Murkrow flew towards the battlefield and landed on it. Misdreavus floated above the Flying-type Pokémon.

“Attack!”

“We got a lot of Leaders comin’ to the West, Helyo,” Luna commented.

“What’re you thinking?” replied Helyo as he drove the helicopter.

“We’ve gotta separate. I take North-West and you take South-West.”

“Okay… but be careful.”

“I will. Don’t worry, dude. Just deploy the Lunar X when I say so.” She gave him a goodbye kiss on the cheek and walked at the end of the helicopter, where there was a black motorcycle with Team Eclipse’s symbol on it. She placed a black helmet and sat on the motorcycle. “Deploy, Helyo.”

“All right!” He pulled a lever that activated a hidden door below the motorcycle.

Lunar X and Luna fell down on the sky. She activated two wings on each side of Lunar X and the motorcycle flew on the sky as a plane.

Murkrow, Swablu and Misdreavus had fainted. Only Pidgey was still standing against Absol.

“Absol absol?” The Disaster Pokémon showed her fangs.

“Pidga,” chirped Pidgey.

“Pidgey, Quick Attack!” Deets ordered.

The Tiny Bird Pokémon flew rapidly towards Absol, creating a white light behind her.

If Absol wanted to be caught, she had to lose. As Pidgey closed in, she hid her fangs and waited for the full blast of Pidgey’s Quick Attack.

“Pidga,” the Normal/Flying-type said in shock as she hit Absol. The Dark-type did not fight back!

“Absol…” the Pokémon said before fainting. She even thanked Pidgey.

“Pokéball, go!” Deets said as she threw a Great Ball at the Disaster Pokémon.

The Great Ball hit Absol and then threw a red beam at the Pokémon. The Pokémon turned into part of the beam and returned with it. The ball’s button blinked red as the Great Ball moved. When the Great Ball stopped moving and a ding sound stopped its blinking, they all knew that the capture was complete.

Deets walked towards the blue ball and picked it up. “Good job, Pidgey. We have Absol.”

“Pidgey pidga.” The Tiny Bird Pokémon nodded happily. She looked at Yisel.

Yisel shrugged. ‘What can I say? Absol wanted an owner and she was winning. She needed to lose to be captured. Goes to show, Pokémon—even the Disaster Pokémon—would even lose their winning battle just for an owner.’

Julia walked to the Gym Leader. “I’m Julia, the Gym Guardian Leader of Ciales.”

“We’ve met in Bayamón, didn’t we?”

“Sí.”

“I guess I have to start learning Spanish then.” She chuckled a bit.

“Y yo más el inglés.” The CAMH student scratched her head sheepishly. (“And I my English.”)

“Julia and I have a pass from school, so we’re free for the rest of the day,” explained Yisel. She picked up something from her uniform’s pocket. “This is yours. Like a delivery given by Nurse Joy.” She threw Pidgey’s Pokéball at her.

Deets caught the Pokéball. ”Thanks. I was wondering how Pidgey got out.”

“Julia.” The girl turned to the Pyrochic. “Explicale a…” She turned to Deets. “What are you gonna call yourself and the Gym?”

“Wind Warrior of the Pink Wind Gym of Ciales.”

“Explicale a la Guerrera del Aire sus deberes como Líder del Gimnacio y su trabajo como Guardiana de Leyenda. No te preocupes, le contaré a tus padres que estas en el Gimnacio. Me voy pa’ Carolina y después pa’ otros dos Gimnacios. Si me necesitas, me llamas.” She nodded as if to confirm that Julia got all of what she said. (“Explain to the Wind Warrior her duties as a Gym Leader and her work as a Leyenda Guardian. Don’t worry, I’ll tell your parents that you’re in the Gym. I’m gonna go to Carolina and then to two more Gyms. If you need me, call me.”)

Julia nodded back. “All right.”

“What did you told her?” the Wind Warrior asked.

“You’ll know soon enough. Goodbye, girls! Teleport!” With a movement of Yisel’s purple glowing hand, she disappeared.

A/N: Gah! Finally finished this chapter. Y’know that I wrote half of this while on a mountain. Not pretty looking down at it. I don’t know how those mountain folk can even live up there. There’s danger of falling in every corner!

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