TheMysteryDungeon

 Thunder boomed across a gray, pouring sky with a loud shout. The rain didn't let up its assault on the soft, muddy earth, cleaving off leaves, and even full branches alongside the wrathful wind. All the Pokémon of the bombarded forest fled for whatever shelter they could find- to their own little huts- but they still couldn't escape the harassment of the elements. But one Pokémon decided to stay: a lone Lucario. He sat on a fallen trunk as if the storm around him wasn't happening, meditating with arms crossed while the impaling rain pelted his fur. The others poked their heads out from their huts, to watch this mad Pokémon i

Darkest Before the Dawn Chapter Thirteen:    No.     It couldn't be.     But it was.     The red light moved closer and closer, a body eventually materializing around it as it floated out of the darkness.     And just like before, it had changed.     He was a huge, hovering mass of dark gray covered in yellow lines, with a more prominent jagged line across his belly. He had a sort of wisp-like tail and a lighter gray head with protrusions on both sides of his neck making a kind of ruff.     And the one red eye still bounced around in his head like a single ember.     Again, he had changed, but he was still the same.     Nothing h