Sandslash VS Sableye
Along the trail down the mountain, a single Sandslash, carrying a baby Sandshrew, limped its way not knowing exactly where it was going or what it was going to do once he found a place to rest. He has lived on that mountain since he was first hatched as a Sandshrew. It did not know the world away from the mountain. All that Sandslash did know, was that this land was the perfect place to raise its child and must do whatever it can to take it back from that fiend. That bastard who came out of nowhere and attacked everybody that lives on the mountain. It has to reclaim its home for the sake of his child.
At the foot of the mountain, dozens of Pokémon gathered. An old graveler, who acted as the elder and leader of the mountain Pokémon, rolled over to Sandslash. Sandslash could not believe what the elder to him, that they would look for another home. Why? Why would he suggest this if everything they would ever need is on the mountain and the surrounded woods. It was nonsense! Who says if they do leave that all of their troubles will go away? What if they don't find another home? Sandslash decided that it will stay here and fight the intruder. It tried to explain its decision with the other Pokémon, but all they did was turn their back, saying that it was impossible and that the intruder was way too strong for anyone to beat it.
At the break of dawn, just about everybody had left except for a few families. An injured Onix and its spouse, a Charmeleon and his little brother which was a charmander, and two Marowaks and their four children. Sandslash convinced all of them to stay, however, they were either hurt or two weak to fight. It was all up to Sandslash to win back their home. He left his baby in the care of Onix and his wife. He told them that by sunrise, if he hasn't return, to take care of his child.
He made his way up the rough terrain going back up the mountain. The land seemed to be more difficult now that a lot of trees were knocked over by the intruder's attacks. Not to mention that his left leg was injured by the intruder. He watched his step as he hiked, last thing he needs is an accidental injury before the fight. It took a little over an hour to finally get up the mountain. There it was, just sitting down on the opposite end of the cliff, looking at the view of the surrounding land. Sandslash noticed that Sableye's head was tilted down, giving off the impression that it was sleeping. This was his chance for a sneak attack. Sandslash slowly walked its way to the snoozing Pokémon and raised it's claws over Sableye's head. Its claws became surrounded by a dark aura. Sandslash came up with a reason why it easily defeated most Pokémon on the mountain. The reason was because normal attacks do not work on a ghost type Pokémon. But this attack is not normal. It is powered by a dark energy that his mother taught him when he first evolved. That was a long time ago and he thought he would never have to use it... until now. Sandslash attacked.
Sableye woke up before Sandslash made contact and rolled out of the way and got into a fighting stance. Sandslash cursed underneath his breath. Somehow, the intruder detected him. The two Pokémon faced each other. They small talked a little bit, most of it was Sandslash attempting to convince the gem eyed ghost to leave this mountain. The Sableye replied by charging up a shadow ball. There was no other way out of this except to defeat this intruder.
Sableye tossed the ball of dark energy at Sandslash. Sandslash quickly dug into the ground, barely getting out of the way of the attack. The spiked mouse had never seen an attack that fast before. If it wasn't for its digging experience that it gained in it's life, the attack would had made direct contact with him and probably toss him off of the mountain to his demise.
Sableye just stood still, awaiting for his opponent to rise up from beneath the ground. It knew that his challenger was already weakened from his invasion of the mountain. He treated this as nothing more than training. It took years to find a suitable home, and after he found out that this mountain was full of gemstones and raw materials to eat, he would not stop but claim this land as his home, and ONLY his home. The natural caves seems to be pretty dark; just the way it likes it. A few minutes passed until finally Sableye felt the ground beneath his feet ripple. It seems that the stupid mouse decided to come out from hiding. The ghost jumped out of the way just as his enemy came up.
Sandslash was disappointed. He thought that by waiting awhile that he would catch the intruder off guard, but failed. Sandslash came up with an idea. He knew that the Pokémon was good at dodging attacks; but if he was blinded, he would not see it coming. Sandslash dug its claws into the ground and began tossing sand at the intruder's eyes, attempting to cut off eyesight for just a few moments.
Sableye laughed to himself inside. This Pokémon's ignorance is amazing. It knew that the ground type mouse thought that his plan would really work, but it played along, pretending to rub his eyes in distress. Sableye sensed that the Sandslash was coming in to land attack. Even though the attack was fast, the gem eyed Pokémon had above average detection ability that his species were masters at. Sableye side stepped out of the way of his opponent's roll out attack and counter-attacked with a beam of multi-colored light at the defenseless Pokémon.
The beam made a direct hit on Sandslash's back just as it was unrolling itself. It was so powerful that it knocked him over. Sandslash got to his feet immediately, not wanting to allow the intruder to land a follow up attack. Once he got up, his vision was blurred. The half moon seemed much brighter than what it was seconds ago, but this was not going to stop him from getting his home back. Sableye's back was turned. Sandslash smiled at the fact that the Pokémon thought he won. Not allowing the moment to slip away, he jumped and attacked with another dark claw, but the attack just went through his opponent. The intruder faded away. Sandslash was dumbfounded. What type of move was this. Sableye appeared behind him. Not giving up the offensive, he attacked with another dark claw. Again, his claws went right through Sableye as it faded away and reappeared from the rear. Sandslash continued this over and over again, with the same effect every time. But he did not give up. He knew that his opponent cannot continue with this trick forever and that he would eventually make contact.
Sableye gave a huge grin as he watched the stupid mouse attacking nothing. That last attack was its special attack. Its trick up the sleeve. When it makes contact, it sends false signals to the brain. Sableye knew that the fight was over. Actually, it knew that the match was over once it started. The Pokémon around here really don't have much battling experience since the mountain was so peaceful; unlike all the places he has been in the past. Sableye slightly closed the distance with the confused Pokémon and charged up a huge shadow ball, and with its full might, tossed it at the mouse.
Sandslash knew that he almost got him. He could sense the fatigue in the intruder due to using the same move constantly. Unlike the ghost, he can do this all day. Then it happened, he finally landed an attack. Sableye fell to the ground. This was it, one more direct attack and he would win. He raised his claws as high as he can. Suddenly, his body began shaking and strong winds began hitting his body. He couldn't move but couldn't. His blurred vision was fading more and more, until all together, Sandslash was in complete darkness.
With his shiny gem eyes, Sableye looked down from the cliff, and watched his challenger fall to the foot of the mountain, and began laughing hysterically and the mouse's body splattered when it finally landed.
The morning sun came, and just like they promised, the group left with the sleeping Sandshrew laying on the snake-like body of Onix. They have lost their home forever, never to return. As for the child, it would be the worst for him. He lost his mother when she got into labor, and his father last night, trying to protect the only home he ever knew.
Along the trail down the mountain, a single Sandslash, carrying a baby Sandshrew, limped its way not knowing exactly where it was going or what it was going to do once he found a place to rest. He has lived on that mountain since he was first hatched as a Sandshrew. It did not know the world away from the mountain. All that Sandslash did know, was that this land was the perfect place to raise its child and must do whatever it can to take it back from that fiend. That bastard who came out of nowhere and attacked everybody that lives on the mountain. It has to reclaim its home for the sake of his child.
At the foot of the mountain, dozens of Pokémon gathered. An old graveler, who acted as the elder and leader of the mountain Pokémon, rolled over to Sandslash. Sandslash could not believe what the elder to him, that they would look for another home. Why? Why would he suggest this if everything they would ever need is on the mountain and the surrounded woods. It was nonsense! Who says if they do leave that all of their troubles will go away? What if they don't find another home? Sandslash decided that it will stay here and fight the intruder. It tried to explain its decision with the other Pokémon, but all they did was turn their back, saying that it was impossible and that the intruder was way too strong for anyone to beat it.
At the break of dawn, just about everybody had left except for a few families. An injured Onix and its spouse, a Charmeleon and his little brother which was a charmander, and two Marowaks and their four children. Sandslash convinced all of them to stay, however, they were either hurt or two weak to fight. It was all up to Sandslash to win back their home. He left his baby in the care of Onix and his wife. He told them that by sunrise, if he hasn't return, to take care of his child.
He made his way up the rough terrain going back up the mountain. The land seemed to be more difficult now that a lot of trees were knocked over by the intruder's attacks. Not to mention that his left leg was injured by the intruder. He watched his step as he hiked, last thing he needs is an accidental injury before the fight. It took a little over an hour to finally get up the mountain. There it was, just sitting down on the opposite end of the cliff, looking at the view of the surrounding land. Sandslash noticed that Sableye's head was tilted down, giving off the impression that it was sleeping. This was his chance for a sneak attack. Sandslash slowly walked its way to the snoozing Pokémon and raised it's claws over Sableye's head. Its claws became surrounded by a dark aura. Sandslash came up with a reason why it easily defeated most Pokémon on the mountain. The reason was because normal attacks do not work on a ghost type Pokémon. But this attack is not normal. It is powered by a dark energy that his mother taught him when he first evolved. That was a long time ago and he thought he would never have to use it... until now. Sandslash attacked.
Sableye woke up before Sandslash made contact and rolled out of the way and got into a fighting stance. Sandslash cursed underneath his breath. Somehow, the intruder detected him. The two Pokémon faced each other. They small talked a little bit, most of it was Sandslash attempting to convince the gem eyed ghost to leave this mountain. The Sableye replied by charging up a shadow ball. There was no other way out of this except to defeat this intruder.
Sableye tossed the ball of dark energy at Sandslash. Sandslash quickly dug into the ground, barely getting out of the way of the attack. The spiked mouse had never seen an attack that fast before. If it wasn't for its digging experience that it gained in it's life, the attack would had made direct contact with him and probably toss him off of the mountain to his demise.
Sableye just stood still, awaiting for his opponent to rise up from beneath the ground. It knew that his challenger was already weakened from his invasion of the mountain. He treated this as nothing more than training. It took years to find a suitable home, and after he found out that this mountain was full of gemstones and raw materials to eat, he would not stop but claim this land as his home, and ONLY his home. The natural caves seems to be pretty dark; just the way it likes it. A few minutes passed until finally Sableye felt the ground beneath his feet ripple. It seems that the stupid mouse decided to come out from hiding. The ghost jumped out of the way just as his enemy came up.
Sandslash was disappointed. He thought that by waiting awhile that he would catch the intruder off guard, but failed. Sandslash came up with an idea. He knew that the Pokémon was good at dodging attacks; but if he was blinded, he would not see it coming. Sandslash dug its claws into the ground and began tossing sand at the intruder's eyes, attempting to cut off eyesight for just a few moments.
Sableye laughed to himself inside. This Pokémon's ignorance is amazing. It knew that the ground type mouse thought that his plan would really work, but it played along, pretending to rub his eyes in distress. Sableye sensed that the Sandslash was coming in to land attack. Even though the attack was fast, the gem eyed Pokémon had above average detection ability that his species were masters at. Sableye side stepped out of the way of his opponent's roll out attack and counter-attacked with a beam of multi-colored light at the defenseless Pokémon.
The beam made a direct hit on Sandslash's back just as it was unrolling itself. It was so powerful that it knocked him over. Sandslash got to his feet immediately, not wanting to allow the intruder to land a follow up attack. Once he got up, his vision was blurred. The half moon seemed much brighter than what it was seconds ago, but this was not going to stop him from getting his home back. Sableye's back was turned. Sandslash smiled at the fact that the Pokémon thought he won. Not allowing the moment to slip away, he jumped and attacked with another dark claw, but the attack just went through his opponent. The intruder faded away. Sandslash was dumbfounded. What type of move was this. Sableye appeared behind him. Not giving up the offensive, he attacked with another dark claw. Again, his claws went right through Sableye as it faded away and reappeared from the rear. Sandslash continued this over and over again, with the same effect every time. But he did not give up. He knew that his opponent cannot continue with this trick forever and that he would eventually make contact.
Sableye gave a huge grin as he watched the stupid mouse attacking nothing. That last attack was its special attack. Its trick up the sleeve. When it makes contact, it sends false signals to the brain. Sableye knew that the fight was over. Actually, it knew that the match was over once it started. The Pokémon around here really don't have much battling experience since the mountain was so peaceful; unlike all the places he has been in the past. Sableye slightly closed the distance with the confused Pokémon and charged up a huge shadow ball, and with its full might, tossed it at the mouse.
Sandslash knew that he almost got him. He could sense the fatigue in the intruder due to using the same move constantly. Unlike the ghost, he can do this all day. Then it happened, he finally landed an attack. Sableye fell to the ground. This was it, one more direct attack and he would win. He raised his claws as high as he can. Suddenly, his body began shaking and strong winds began hitting his body. He couldn't move but couldn't. His blurred vision was fading more and more, until all together, Sandslash was in complete darkness.
With his shiny gem eyes, Sableye looked down from the cliff, and watched his challenger fall to the foot of the mountain, and began laughing hysterically and the mouse's body splattered when it finally landed.
The morning sun came, and just like they promised, the group left with the sleeping Sandshrew laying on the snake-like body of Onix. They have lost their home forever, never to return. As for the child, it would be the worst for him. He lost his mother when she got into labor, and his father last night, trying to protect the only home he ever knew.
