CBD: *stabbed* Yeah, blame ME for not updating! :3 It-it-it was the PC's 
fault!

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"You idiot! You sent her to the wrong region!" Kere screeched at Coroin, 
beating her midnight-coloured wings madly.

"And I was supposed to KNOW that the game had an element of Seanti in it? 
You didn't notice, smarty-pants." Snarled Coroin, scraping his pointed 
talons against the ground restlessly.

"I was outside at the time, remember? What are we gonna tell Rayquaza now? 
'Whoops, we sent the girl to the wrong region?'" Kere retorted.

"Did I hear my name? Kere, Coroin, any problems?" a large dragon/serpent 
like green creature swooped down from the sky and came to rest on the 
abandoned clifftop.

"Erm-" Coroin stuttered, his beak now lost for words.

"Don't tell me, you sent our Legend to the wrong region?" Rayquaza sighed 
irritably, "Which one of you did it?"

"Her/him," the Swellow and Fearow said at the same time, pointing their 
wings at each other.

Rayquaza closed his eyes in exasperation. "If you don't tell me now, you 
will both feel the heat of Dragon Rage on your backs," growled the dragon 
Legendary.

"It was me. I didn't know that she would be sent to Seanti, honest!" 
stuttered Coroin, his garnet eyes wide.

"WHAT?! YOU SENT THE GIRL TO SEANTI?! That's the furthest you can get from 
Hoenn!" screeched Rayquaza, his long serpent-like tail slamming against the 
ground with such force that a Sandshrew, sleeping about seven feet under the 
surface, burrowed even deeper.

"I…um…err…"

"I don't want to see you two again today, unless you're reporting a 
success!" Rayquaza lifted his snaky body into the sky and glided across the 
blue sky.

"Crud." Was Kere's only reply.

~*~*~*~

"Aaron, finish it with Gust!" the Phrixin flapped his shimmery wings and 
blasted a strong gust of wind.

The Mudkip was pulled up into the air, and smashed against a large tree, 
knocked out.
"Whoa. That was some hit." The girl that Autumn was fighting recalled the 
mud fish Pokémon and smiled. "What level is your Phrixin on?"

Autumn fumbled for her Pokédex, and eventually found it in her back jean 
pocket. "Let's see…Aha!" she pushed a button and the screen lit up, and it 
read:

'Your Phrixin is at level 8.'

"Why did you want to know?" Autumn inquired, recalling Aaron.

"Same level as Muddy…I was only wondering. Thanks for the battle!" and the 
black haired trainer ran off, toward the large building in the distance.

"That was strange." Kina had been let out of the Pokéball for a while and 
was now sitting on her trainer's head.

"Yup. Ah well. That's three battles in a row. It would have been five if I 
hadn't lost the other two."

"Yah. Well, those trainers were a lot better." Muttered Autumn, suddenly 
finding her bitten fingers very interesting.

"Whatever, honey. What are we doing now?" inquired Kina, sighing.

"You expect me to know? I mean, I'm not from-" Autumn paused, realising the 
outcome to telling Kina the truth.

"Not from where? Huh? What are you talking about?" Kina's heart-shaped head 
tilted to the side, her curls coming loose and flopping into her eyes.

"Er…um…"

"Come ON, out with it! I'm not standing out here all day waiting!" growled 
the Vulpix, flipping the loose curls back and nodding at the clearing of 
thick trees.

Autumn bit her lip, causing blood to seep slowly out and she licked it 
absentmindedly. Eventually she took a deep breath in and muttered, 
"Imnotfromthepokemonworldimfromearthsodontbugmeaboutit!"

A large sweatdrop rolled down the back of Kina's head, and the fox fire type 
stared at her trainer, amazed at the speed that she could talk at. "Come 
again?"

Autumn repeated the sentence slowly this time, "I'm not from the Pokémon 
world, I'm from Earth, and so don't bug me about it!"

"…Earth? EARTH? You're joking, right?" Kina's amber eyes began to sparkle 
brightly, "Tell me more!"

And so Autumn began to explain every difference from our world, to Kina. 
Except from the occasional giggling, she was silent the whole way, listening 
intently to the words.

"And that's about it, really. Any questions?" grinned Autumn, who had found 
a rotten log to sit on during her anecdote. (A/N: Yeah, I know what that 
word means, Muhahahaha.)

"Not really, though I don't quite get the school stuff. But no bother. Let's 
move on! But can I tell Aaron later?" Kina replied, pulling her Pokéball off 
Autumn's belt and getting ready to push the button.

"Yeah, yeah, okay…" muttered the ginger haired girl, watching the fire fox 
hitting the button with her paw, and being sucked in by red energy.

~*~*~

"Right. So it's PC05, Connor?" a male of around 15 looked up from the laptop 
he was typing furiously on.

"Yeah. Apparently there's a couple decent Dark types there we should get 
according to the boss. So…anything interesting there, Dav?"

"It's David, and yes. See, we're supposed to get hostages…preferably 
newbies? Oh no, he's recruiting AGAIN…" sighed David, shaking his dark brown 
head.

"He should really stop doing that. Anyway, is Louise coming? Hmm?" a smirk 
appeared on Connor's lightly tanned face.

"No…hey! Stop teasing me!" snarled David, and he looked back at his 
computer, sighing.

~*~*~

"Finally! A place I can stay in for the night! Geez, you won't catch me 
sleeping outside." Autumn said to no one in particular, rubbing her bare 
arms as she looked around the Skilue Town Pokémon Centre. A couple of 
cheerful sunflowers, a few plain leafy plants, a few benches, front desk, 
about seven trainers lazing around, emergency room…

Autumn smiled, thinking that it looked nearly like the one on her Gameboy. 
She walked up to the desk, and put her shiny Pokéballs in the trays 
supplied.

"Excuse me, but can you check my Pokémon for me please?" Autumn said 
politely.

The pink haired nurse nodded, "Of course! I'll only be a minute. You can 
wait with the other trainers." The Nurse Joy picked up the tray with 
Autumn's Pokéballs, and walked off into the room at the back.

Autumn plodded over to the benches and sat next to a jet-black haired, 
green-eyed boy. (A/N: No, not Harry Potter!)

~*~*~

Meanwhile, 10, 000 feet above Unin City…

"This just sucks, doesn't it? I mean, first we sent the girl to the wrong 
place, and now we can't FIND her!" muttered Coroin, flattening his jagged, 
brown wings to glide.

"Why are we floating over here again? Will she magically appear in this 
city? It's the last freakin' one she'll get to!" mused Kere, tossing her 
brightly coloured feathers on her head.

"…Well, we could try Puperty Village, that's pretty close…" the Fearow said 
thoughtfully, looking up into the setting sky, the usual blue a pretty light 
pink and orange.

~*~*~

"It's so pretty…do you have skies like this at night? Autumn? HELLO?!" Kina 
nudged the body of her trainer, obviously sound asleep by the light snoring.

"Mmmpfff…look, a kitty…KITTY!" Autumn mumbled. Since she had fallen asleep, 
the trainers near her had moved away, because of the random pieces of dream.

"Meh…might just as well go in for the night. Night night, snorer…"  Kina 
pushed the button of her Pokéball clipped to Autumn's belt, and was turned 
into bright red energy and sucked in.

~*~*~

"Stop that! You don't force yourself through the front door, David! This is 
how you do it…" the midnight blue haired female gripped the drainpipe of the 
Skilue Pokémon Centre, and began to climb it, using her feet to hold onto 
the sticky-out bits.

"Yeah, okay, whatever…" muttered David, putting the crowbar back into his 
satchel.

After the five members of Team Dusk had climbed up the drainpipe and onto 
the hard brick roof, they crawled around, looking around for a window.

Eventually, the blue haired girl called Natalie had found a slanted, 
double-glazed one.

"Hoi! You lot! I've found one. Got the crowbar, Dav?"

"It's David! And yep, crowbar…" he handed the strong metal bar over to 
Natalie, who stuck it under the window, and pushed upwards.

With a slight clunk, the window was open, with a gaping hole to the second 
floor.

"Easy as pie. Except when the pie's out of date, anyway." Natalie smirked 
cockily, cracking her fingers.

The five Dusk members slid down the window to the floor, making sure not to 
make any noise. Well, the other female, Lana, stood on a squeaky floorboard, 
but no one noticed.

Connor and Natalie crept downstairs, holding their Pokéballs loosely in 
their palms, in case someone was awake.

The lobby was silent, except the snores emitting from the ginger haired girl 
in the corner.

Connor slid his lean body under the counter, looking around the backroom for 
any signs of Dark types.

He found a small group of Umbreon, Absol & Phrixiun (the evolution of 
Phrixin) sleeping on the warm carpet near the shelves of Pokéballs.

"Guess they're the Darks we're looking for, and those are their balls…" he 
mused, staring at the row of stormy grey Pokéballs sitting on the desk.

He picked them up, and slowly recalled the Pokémon. Connor slid back under 
the counter and presented the 'balls to Natalie, who stuffed them back into 
the satchel.

"Now, how the crap do we get the kids out?" Connor said, baffled by this 
dilemma.

"Bodybags? No, just kidding." Natalie mused for a while, then a smile 
appeared on her face. "We could call one of the jeeps in, I suppose…"

"Meh?" was Connor's reply.

"Well, they don't make half the noise the helicopters do, and there's lots 
of space in the back…" grinned Natalie, pulling out her mobile and dialling.

A while later, a jeep rolled into the Centre car park, and waited quietly 
for the group to carry the sleeping trainers into the back, Autumn being one 
of them.

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