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“What a weird lady.” She mumbled to herself, not over the fact that trainers now a days have been taken up some unique occupations. And still hold onto such habits of battling tendencies. The susurrus behind her made her breck-neck. Her eyes quickly collapsed, pupils dilated from a ignited saffron. What is that? She questioned before using her pokedex for once to analyze the bug-type. “…An illumise.” A disappointed volume pressured her concern. She already had Ronite and that was enough bug-types for now. Eryn laid out her hand, asking for Ignazio’s assistance. The litwick moved onto her palm and he was gently placed to the frost bitten ground. The illumise quite pleased with itself to have attracted a coordinator used Sweet Scent. Ignazio flinched for a few seconds but still managed to draw out the stench with the robust flecks of his next move. “…Ember!” When Ignazio was close enough once again, it released a wave of Ember once more to hit at it.

She watched as both attacks landed and winced slightly, feeling a little bad for the poor pokemon but knowing it was necessary since the Illumise had challenged her to this battle. The fluttering scent of the fire eating away at the life around it had Ignazio glance back at Eryn feeling her unease and slight guilt on hurting the pokemon. After awhile it just began to feel unsettling. His trainer, as coarse as she could be, had a soft heart and didn’t often like fighting pokemon. Then again she had no doubt it probably didn’t help that while helping at the ranch she’d also seen a different side of pokemon training. Eryn softened the slightest and sent a comforting wave of emotion through their psychic link and moss colored eyes fell to her candle-like pokemon. She offered up the smallest of smiles before nodding her head at the Ignazio, “Ember, Ignazio.” The litiwck let out a strong greeting of his name in agreement as he braced himself for another Ember. The summoned flames swallowed at the ground below of the illumise.

Ignazio’s Ember made contact. A pity that she could only hold on so much. She had moved to strike back with a Tackle, but the litwick had appeared to time its next attack just right. The illumine norml-type attacked failed miserably to bring down Ignazio, and the bug-type crumbled a moment later. The illumise fainted and Eryn seemed to feel glad this was gonna make her partner strong and all. But, she couldn’t help but feel a bit dizzy from beinhg exposed to the accumulating smoke after each attack. The flames were turning on her it seemed once it died out, however everything had it’s curse. And Eryn refused to believe it was Ignazio’s fault. She was calling the shots here and she’d take responsibility if it looked her right in the eyes. Eryn marched on…this time she held close to her dear pokemon. Maybe, she was starting to think of them as family. Maybe, she was just in the right mood. Well, it was getting hard to answer herself plus she was tired being a little anti-social from her team.

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[Summary]
A wild Illumise appeared!
Illumise used Sweet Scent!
Ignazio's evasiveness fell!
Ignazio used Ember! It's super effective!
Illumine used Tackle! 
Ignazio used Ember! It's super effective!
Illumise fainted!

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Eryn saw the dashing pinsir coming from a mile away. “Oh look at youu…” Those words tugged at her heartstrings when the charging pokemon was rushing at an obstinate pace towards them. She clung to her pokemon and made sure to withdraw her litwick from the scene. Meanwhile, zangoose just noticed the incoming bug-type.

“Mk, Terusov, Quick Att-- WOAH!" Suddenly, her pokemon broke from her grasp, weaving onto the snowy land nonstop. The exhaled puff of smoke had flown in a trail as the zangoose waved at the pinser. The young pinsir had promptly begun preparing for it’s landing in front of Terusov and the two collided in the mass of polished snow. “Ah!” Eryn trudged towards the two pokemon that acted more of like two rough-housing boys in a preschool. It was unnatural, Eryn was puzzled at the sight left for her. Her zangoose and a wild pinsir both enveloped in the frost. She strung out for a moment but wasn’t bothered by the two getting along. A tough and cool duo it seemed with their talent for making her worry too much for their safety. Ah, but she wasn’t one to go against fate’s calling.

Eryn quickly grabbed the unzipped oaken-colored satchel which was set out on the floor underneath her as she crouched down. She emptied half of the contents - which mainly considered coordinator tools. Rummaging through the container and berry boxes she pulled out an oran berry for the pinsir. The pincer gladly took the bait once Terusov made it clear that it was okay to do so. An unlikely friendship was hovering between the two and she couldn’t judge. Family is family no matter what they look like. After she finished cleaning up her bag she tossed one of the straps over her shoulder, Ignazio losing his balance slightly from the shaking of her shoulders. “Terusov, I think it’s time to call it a day.” She continued to adjust the bag before slipping into another walk but this time heading back to where the poke center was. Terusov got back to his feet and continued to look back at the pinsir. Bam! The zangoose bumped into his trainer that stopped mid-way. “Hey! Join us!” She asked, the pinsir uplifted it’s frame and soared closer to the three. Ignazio clung to Eryn’s sleeve as she said that. Eryn grabbed onto a normal pokeball. The iridescent shine had dimmed in the eyes of the pinsir. Give up it’s freedom? Or not. Eryn knew how that felt but it was a choice. Only one way to determine it if he accepted his time in a capsule. Eryn passed the pokeball at pinsir and his image was engulfed in the rubelitte rays.

[Summary]
A wild Pinsir appeared!
Eryn gave it an oran berry!
It happily ate the bait!
Eryn used a poke ball!