Blast Burn Chapter 10 (Mission 7 + Past) by Bluefire5, literature
Literature
Blast Burn Chapter 10 (Mission 7 + Past)
-Skye-
"Whad'ya mean 'undisciplined'?!" Fire oozed from between Scorch's clenched fangs as he inched forward, Calcifer and I hopelessly clinging to his tail with our heels planted in the dirt. Master Foo stood before him, composed as usual, and restated himself without the slightest change of pitch.
"Power is not the only thing required to evolve, and you obviously lack any basic discipline. It was a fluke that you evolved at all." He ignored a few choice words from Scorch as he examined the Charmeleon.
"Master Foo," I pleaded on my elder brother's behalf, "it might not seem like it, but he has gotten better since he evolved."
"But," Scorch began, his anger rising again "what happened to your swamp?!" a burst of fire threatened to escape from between his fangs.
Jo eyed him coldly, "Oh stop gettin' all worked up, hot-head. There was a big drought and tha whole family up'n moved a few months ago."
"Why here?" Skye asked, almost pleading.
Otto spoke up, "Tao Lake sounded nice!"
Scorch tried to protest, but Jo stopped him. "N' before you say it; no, we didn't know yall were squattin' in this town too." She was r
The faint smell of smoke pervaded the building as Scorch held his fiery stare on the hidden gaze of the little mudkip. Behind him, Skye approached with Asher at her side. "Scorch! What's wrong?" she asked before catching sight of the water type. Her expression turned grim.
"What the hell are you doing here, Otto?!" Scorch growled at the sunglasses wearing pokémon, allowing some fire to escape his maw.
"I swear! You reptiles dunno the first thang about how ta greet yer kin!" Another mudkip said from behind the first. She grinned at Skye
There was an unfamiliar calm in the air as the sun lazily pinned itself to the center of the sky, and observed the bustling little village called Tao. Pokémon scurried to and fro, plucking the last pieces of construction debris from the sun soaked grass. They made little sound compared to the rejoicing clamor that drifted through the doorway of the little café that perched on Tao's north-west border.
A young dratini carefully slithered through the village's bare center, watching to avoid bumping into the few workers that remained, and even more importantly, to not lose the precious little paper bag tha