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Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Lawrence walked along slowly, feeling happy and rather carefree at the moment. He had finally gotten another badge, and he was feeling good at the moment. His footsteps left little puffs of dust as he walked down the dirt road that ran alongside the shore. The warm sun and the sea breeze were just right too, its like everything was going his way. He smiled and started whistling a cheerful as he continued on his way to the next town. He had arrived in the Orange Islands about a month ago, and had worked hard to make sure he was ready to take on the four gym leaders here. He was short for his age, being 17 and only about 5' 2, but he thought of himself as being fairly good-looking, with dark brown hair that ran partly down his neck in waves and dangled down over his pale green eyes. He wore a white button-up shirt with a black vest, faded jeans, and black high-top sneakers. A black flat-cap rested on his head and a faded green messenger bag hung from his shoulder. The breeze blew a little harder, ruffling his hair and clothes.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Eva was twenty years old. After the coldness from te north and sinnoh region she really needed a change and the Orange islands were perfect. She stood about 5'3ft tall. Her skin was a bit pale since the weak sun hadn't done much for it. She had long straight snow white hair, reaching to her waist, currently hanging over her shoulder in a braid. Her eyes were somewhat big, almond shaped and a bright blue-green color. Dressed in black jeans and a dark green t-shirt with matching jeans jacket over it. She'd rolled up the sleeves some. She wore a waterproof watch and hiking shoes. She carried a big backpack with her containing everything. She stopped for a moment when she thought she heard whisteling to hear where it came from and it was steadily getting closer.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Lawrence walked down the road, still whistling cheerfully as he started walking up a sudden steep rise in the road. He was having a great day, and he wondered it was even possible for it to get better than this. As he reached the top of the rise, he saw that there was someone up ahead of him. As he got a bit closer, he saw that it was an extremely attractive girl. His grin got a little wider as he took her in. Her white hair seemed to shimmer slightly as the sun hit it. He whistled a little louder as he slowly approached the newcomer. Once he had gotten close enough to her, he waved slightly and called out. Hey there! he said, smiling at her as stopped in front of her. Imagine running into someone else out here. He said, sounding as cheerful as he felt.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Eva saw him coming closer. It was a boy, somewhere around the age of sixteen or something. Not really until I heard you whistle. She replied. My name's Eva, it's nice to meet you. She said and held her hand out for him to shake. She was guessing he was out here either for the badges or the contests. She was going for both. The badges were not that hard, but the battles were most certainly different. That was a good thing. And usually one or more towns near a gym held a contest too so that was easy going.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

He smiled and took her hand. Nice to meet you Eva, my name's Lawrence. He shook her hand before dropping it. She seemed to be quite the traveler, based on the heavy gear she wore, as opposed to his somewhat more casual look. He also noticed that she was simply stunning, her white hair almost making her seem exotic. He certainly wouldn't mind getting to know her a little better. So, which way are you headed? he asked, hoping they had the same destination in mind, after all it would suck for him if she was headed back the way he had just come.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

She shook his hand. I'm heading for the port to catch the boat to the next island. I'm hoping to get my last badge there, what about you? Eva replied. This guy seemed nice enough and hse'd traveled alone for a long time now. she did like the idea of having a human to talk to instead of just her pokmon If he was heading the same way it could be fun. He was more casual, but that didn't mean he wasn't serious. How long have you been a pokmon trainer? she then asked.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Looks like you're in luck, I happen to be heading to that same island, though I've already gotten two badges. he said, opening his vest to reveal two small shells with round gems on them. Looking to make it three. he said with a confident grin. It seemed he was in luck, since she was heading the same way as him, he looked forward to the chance to get to know her a little better. Well, so far its been a little bit over seven years for me, how about you?
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Eva pulled out a small box and opened it. It showed three shells with gems. Ten. So which pokmon was your first choice? She asked and put the box away again. How about we talk while we walk, otherwise we're going to miss the boat. Eva suggested and started walking again at a normal pace. It was still a few miles to the port.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

He nodded in agreement and walked alongside her. She was very friendly and she had even been training longer than him. I'm from Johto Region, so I started out with a Cyndaquil, but right now I specialize in the different evolved forms of evee, I have six of them with me, and I'd keep the other two with me if there was some way that I could.. He was proud of his wide variety of pokemon. So what about you, what have you got? He asked.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Currently I have with me a gyarados, a venusaur, a lucario, a dragonite, a scizor and a gardevoir. Eva said. Different forms of eevee. That sounds interesting. If I may ask, why did you choose that? She then asked. The sight was lovely as they continued their path to the port.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

He nodded, she had a good selection there. They are very loyal to their masters, and just one pokemon provides you with a way to get so many others, all different types, which makes them good for all around battling. I have one for whoever I am up against. he said as he walked along beside her in the pleasant sunlight, the breeze blowing the smell of the salt water into his nostrils. So, do you usually travel on your own like this? he asked.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

I see, but there are other ways to get pokmon for all round battling. Eevee evolutions are adorable, but they do lack raw power. They can be quick, but so can other pokmon. Eva said. But they're just tooo adorable aren't they? She asked and smiled at him. Usually yes. Every now and again I run into a trainer who goes the same way I do and for a short wile I travel with that person, but mostly alone. She told him. Sometimes she'd been so far of the beaten track she hadn't seen humans in months.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

He shrugged, Just a personal taste I suppose, and yes they are adorable. He was wlling to admit he liked that his pokemon were cute-looking. He listened as she told him about how she usually traveled. I'm usually the same way, I'm on my own most of the time, but its always nice having a companion every now and then, especially pretty ones. he grinned slightly as they walked along, acting as if he wasn't flirting with her slightly. If she rejected him, he didn't mind much.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

I see. Eva said. So he was already flirting with her? Well that was nothing new. He wouldn't be the first. She wasn't that good at keeping conversations going so said nothing further and continued to walk. The scenery changed from woods to open fields. This meant they were getting close.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

They fell into silence for a little while, and Lawrence was slightly disappointed at the lack of reaction to his little compliment. He wasn't going to give up yet, he just had to think of a way to get her talking again and try and catch her interest. He thought about how to restart the conversation when the port came into view way off into the distance. Looks like we're getting closer. he said, peering down the road, trying to judge how far they had till they arrived at their destination.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

Indeed. I think it's about a mile and a half to go now. Eva replied. She wasn't that good with small talk. she figured they might as well talk about something. May I ask what kind of strategy you use? Eva asked, curious as to how he would use the different forms of eevee in battle. Different strategies or a main one with variying types.
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

He shrugged. Never been all that good at strategies really, though usually i try to start out with Umbreon or Espeon and wear them down with psychic attacks, lowering their attack or defense strength before sending in one of the others to finish them off while they are weakened. He looked over at her What about you? got any strategies you like to try?
Thread: More to life than training (Nothing and Mera)

The strategy I use differs with every pokmon. the one they're most suitable for I'll use and train them for. Eva replied. Again a sort of long silence was there. she bought a ticket for the boat and waited for him to buy his. Once aboard they could relax and they might have a battle field there too. It looked like a big ship. But psychic attacks were a pain in the ass alright.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Aischylos trudged into the city market. Not even a day back from such a long journey and the priests had already given him a new job. Following around a silly girl. Honestly he wondered how exactly she could be so evil. She'd brought vegatables, sold them and was already moving on. the man she'd just traded with, he moved to his stall and picked up a tomatoe, one the girl had just sold. Property of the church. He stated and followed quickly after Rosetta. She lingered here and there, buying and selling as she needed. Aischylos stalked, the fruit slowly disappearing staining his clothes with a faint pink. He paused but a moment to wipe his mouth and face. When he'd looked up, she was gone. He pushed past a scrawny man with a basked, causing the poor fellow to lose a nice gathering of eggs. The mess collected on the enforcer's shoes and pants, but he didn't care. In a moment he turned a corner and found her just a ways off stopping at another booth. So far, there seemed nothing wrong with the woman's actions. To him, she seemed another patron in the market. He made a mental note to question Father Otis. He cut through the crowd, he didn't need to lose her again. Once he was at a safe distance, he found himself another snack. This time dried meat. To avoid any confrontation that would alert the girl, he paid the man. Eye's ever aware of the young lady he pursued.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Ezio frowned as Aischylos just picked up his freshly bought tomato and claimed it was property of the church before walking off. He disliked many of the guards for this very reason, the church seemed to give them absolute power over everyone. He frowned and mumbled something to him self, calling him scum of the church or something along those lines Rosetta continued through the markets, bartering with various merchants and continuing on her way through the long line of stalls. Eventually she noticed a man who seemed to be following her. She would have thought nothing of it if he had not been stopping at every stall she stopped at and disturbing other people as he tried to follow her. She'd seen when he created a mess with the eggs. She didn't let on that she knew though. She continued shopping as she normally would, however she took a turn down an empty street and stood at the corner. If he came around the corner, she would be certain. She waited for a few minutes before sure enough he would come around the corner. She looked down a little, letting him walk ahead a few paced before she called out from behind. If you done tailing me, what is that you want she said looking at his back right now. The voice she used to call him out was not cocky or authoritative but sounded rather cold. It was not that she was angry, but that she had lost her sense of trust in human beings. She looked at him and seemed to cross her arms. She did not know who the man was, nor that he worked for the church. She thought he was a citizen just like her.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

He figured that she'd seen him by now, turning down an empty ally like she did. He passed her by like it was nothing, when she called to him. He turned to see here with crossed arms and an annoyed face. I am just trying to figure out why someone would want you dead. He had no emotion on his face, he might as well have been wearing a full helmet. Why do you ask? The question's tone was filled full of sarcasm.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Rosetta looked at him when he spoke. She felt a pang worry move through her when he said someone wanted her dead but she didn't show it, her facial expression the same was before. She frowned at his sarcastic voice and she said Leave me alone and turned back around and back into the markets, joining the crowd, though she was a lot more wary then she would normally be. She walked through the markets continuing to shop before heading home. It was not late in the day, the sun was still high in the sky when she returned home. By this point, his death threat had been pushed to the back of her mind. She entered her home and put her coin purse and purchases away where they belonged and began to start cooking her evening meal. She felt like pie tonight.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

He had no intentions of leaving her alone, but for now, she could go. He shrugged after she left and headed off into the city. the church, how grand it was to be home. the beatifully crafted pews lined up in uniform split by the lavish purple rug. The stained glass windows of the saints caught his eye as he passed through the beautiful glow they threw upon the floor. There was not a single person visible, but he was sure he heard talking. Calm down father. I'm sure that Aischylos will take care of the little heratic. He stepped to the confession booth. And I shall. There was a moment of silence then father Otis came out. Why are you here. You should be handeling that little wench! He nearly yelled. I'll be catching her at home, Father. I was simpl... He was interrupted as the man fumed. Go get her now! Aischylos nodded and he left the house of man... lately he noticed god had not been dwelling there. He crossed his heart as he passed the crusifix and made haste into the streets. She hadn't been cooking long when He knocked on her door. As he waited outside he thought of the house. It looked, familiar.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Rosetta had indeed not been cooking for very long when she heard the knock. She put her utensils down and took of her apron before walking to the door. She closed her eyes crossing her own heart before she opened the door. She had expected it to be her Aunt, she always came to visit around this time of day. However she was given a surprise when he saw him. She frowned and crossed her arms and said I told you to leave me alone she said. Whoever he was, she didn't care, any man who made death threats was not welcome in her home.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

I can't. He said flatly, what little emotion he showed, was boredom. I'll stand here all night if I have to. You're just lucky I didn't right out kill you too. The priests, they don't seem to like you much, and in all honesty, I'm starting to lose my faith in them. He crossed his arms and put his weight on the left leg. So, I will study you untill I make up my mind for a change. He sniffed the air. Whatever she was cooking, it smelled nice. It might be the only thing that keeps you alive.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Rosetta looked at him when he said he could not leave her alone. He then went on to speak of the priests. So they were the ones who wanted her head. She expected as much, after all, she knew way to much. She looked at him and said Fine...don't expect any food she said pushing open the door and standing to the side to let him in. Once he was inside she closed the door and locked it before she returned to the kitchen. Slipping her apron back on she continued to cook. She felt a little uncomfortable with him in her house, but she really did not have a choice.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

I don't expect a thing. He stepped in and took a spot to the side, waiting to see if he'd be seated. If not, this is where he'd remain unless she moved to another room. My name is, Aischylos Polyxena. Thank you for not making me wait out in the cold. He didn't get bothered by the cold, but it was still better to be warm.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

She began to cut some vegetables rather loudly, obviously displaying her displeasure. When he spoke and stopped and said My name is Rosetta Moretti she said before she continued to cut. She only gave him he name becouse he had given his, but she suspected he already knew what her name was, and probably a lot more than she cared to share.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

I know. He replied. he was surpised that he was given so little information. A name an address and a descrption. They said she was a theif, unkind, a heretich wench. So far, he saw none of that in her. Here he was, at least allowed in the house, rather than freezing. She seemed kind enough, and knew even the nicest person would be a bit rude to someone such as him. He never warrented any kindness. Smell's good. He'd always liked any food he'd get outside of the church. gruel, it was just too bland for his taste. Is that thyme I smell?
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Rosetta continued to cook and move about the kitchen. She put various ingredients into a pot and began to cook the filling of the pie just a little. When he spoke. She nodded and said Yes...It is she told him. She then pulled out a large bowl and dumped some flour in it, butter and milk and an egg or two in it and began to make the pastry. She didn't need to measure out the contents. She had made it so many times she did not need to. She rolled out the dough that it was thin and lined the pie tin with it. She then put the filling in which consisted of some meat and vegetables before covering the top and putting it into the traditional sort of oven which was heated by a fire at the bottom. She tossed a few logs of wood in before closing the door shut. She looked at him and said Your wondering why they sent you to kill me aren't you she said to him.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

He watched as she did everything with ease. His stunned and interested expression evident when she turned and spoke to him. This would be the first time I have ever questioned them. He leaned against the wall. I've not been feeling too well about this. I haven't been feeling God in the church. It truely worries me. All the day long I've felt a gnawing at my soul, and wonder if I'm some how, unconciously, prepairing myself for Hell. He looked sick with the thoughts he had been having. Doubtful even. I'd like to do at least one thing right before I'm gone on.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Rosetta looked at him and noticed his expression. It seemed she had caught him off guard. She looked at him and she nodded. She said down at her table. She looked down and said I know why they want me dead, but its not becouse I've broken the law or becouse I'm a whore. She looked at him, a serious expression on her face. Its becouse I know something they would rather no one ever be told she said to him.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

It would seem that there's alot of that these days. Two of my colleagues have disappeared. Lord only knows where they are. He slid to sit on the floor. I think I will soon be next. A younger enforcer is soon to be cleared for service. In his naivity, I believe he will be the one sent for me. He swallowed down some saliva. He doesn't know anything, just as I once knew nothing.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

She looked at him and said They claim to be the messengers of god, but they are all corrupt, every single one of them. It's sickening. She looked down and sighed. She looked at him and said Do you still think they stand for everything that is right and holy? she asked.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

He thought long and hard about her question. His reply was quick and simple. No. Aischylos brought himself to his feet. I've been seeing things through different eyes, wise eyes. Instead of my old, blind, obediant eyes. He moved to the door. I've burdoned you enough this night. Farewell Miss Moretti. He opened the door and stepped out.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

Rosetta watched as he left. She looked down and sighed. She was worried. She had every right to be. If this man didn't kill her for the church, there were plenty more that would. She locked the door after him as he left and returned to sitting at her table. She tried to push the thoughts from her mind and closed her eyes. She put her head into her hands and closed them. Images from that horrid day flashed into her mind and she snapped her eyes back open. She looked down and shook her head. Now wasn't the time to start bawling her eyes over the memories of her parents. Ten minutes later she would retrieve her pie from the oven and cut herself a slice and began to eat. The house once again silent. Usually she would have no problem, but the day was coming to a close and the night would come. It scared her. She locked all the windows and doors before she headed into her room and changed into her night gown. She let her hair down and brushed it before she slipped under the covers of her warm bed. Closing her eyes she tried to clear her mind so she could at least sleep through this night.
Thread: The Rule of the Church is Absolute (me and Fogu_s_Tofu)

The walk to the church was long, Aischylos took every side route he could. His soul felt heavy, he'd been getting too tired lately. He came upon the doors of the place, and stopped. There was nothing here for him anymore. He turned, and headed for the only other place he knew to have a cross, the cemetary. This was a more direct path, he needed to be under the symbol, and he needed a warm place. It was supposed to rain this night, and he needed not to get sick. Once there, he soght out his reward. Saying a few prayers among the tombs, he found one with a pleasant over hang, and there, rested his head. Thoughts of everything from the past months coming to a head.