I chuckled to myself.
"I don't think you understand." I said, my voice low. I moved into a position where I could move and dug my claws into the ground. "I don't want to waste any of my attacks on you." I smirked. "It's not even worth it." I used the extra grasp I got from my claws to launch myself in the direction the Gijinka was. I began appearing and dissapearing all around her.
The one time I appeared in front of her, I gave her a quick lefft hook to the jaw, sending her into a tree. I immediatly followed up by pinning her.
I just stood where I was and whispered, "Shadow Ball." I put both hands behind my back, forming the shadow ball. I saw Kyoudai's fangs and claws enlarge, but they didn't scare me. I didn't even flinch.
"I don't plan on using much energy either, as I intended." I slid away into the shadows of the trees as I talked, still holding the shadow ball in hand.
Setting myself in the darkness, I forced the shadow ball around the arch of the trees and saw that it came out the other end and circled around to hit Kyoudai in the back, without him seeing at all. Direct hit. He lundged forward, falling to his face. I could see a more angered face on him as he lifted up his head. I waited, moving silently in the trees.
A smirked at the Gijinka before me with a wide smirk.
"I hope you know that I do not intend to waste much energy on you." I said. "I have more important things to do." I flexed my hands, making my fingers crack and my claws enlongate somewhat. I smirk soon showed my fangs as well. I hunched over a bit and stared with kiiling intent.
I wanted a fight, but I wanted more to rid the gijinka before me so I could continue.
Hearing the footsteps come closer, and the rustle of the bushes not far from me, I took down my parasol. I walked a little closer.
"Who are you?" I heard the voice say from inside the bushes and the Empoleon gijinka came out. He looked exactly like his father from the statue.
"I'm a gijinka, just like you," I replied slyly. I smiled, but he didn't see.
"You're the other ghost type. You are supposed to be at Fullmoon Forest. I would like to know how many are left. Come. The mountain is just uphead." He walked past me and I followed silently, while the other gijinka looked at me with suspicion. I talked with the Empoleon gijinka for a while, and found out that his name was Emmett, same as his father.
Once passing the crystal, I sensed a gijinka lost and alone, and it seemed that it was bored, seeing out it was an outsider. I decided to pay it a visit.
"Excuse me, but I need to go. I have some business to attend to." I said, turning around, but still looking over at Emmett.
"I would like to know your name before you go," he asked, stopping in his tracks.
"Shupple. I'm a Shuppet gijinka. Goodbye, Emmett the Empoleon," I said, nodding to him as I moved silently into the trees.
After a while, I soon became upon an opening, and I saw the gijinka. A Mightyena, it seemed. I placed my parasol on a tree branch and noticed that he was hostile.
"Who are you?" he growled to me, examining me with eyes.
"You will find out later, Kyoudai. As of the matter at hand, how about settle this with a battle?" I asked. He smiled widely.
"Very," he growled. I smiled widely, and we began.
I became bored with watching, rather quickly in fact, and left without a word or sound as to not allert the bounty hunters to my presence.
It was dark, I hadn't realised how long I had been wandering around since my little encounter back at my home village. That, however, was nothing more than another bother that gave me no information.
I continued for a short while before I had another rude interuption. Only, this time, It was from my stomach. I felt my eyebrow twitch.
"Hn." I groaned. "How pathetic." I looked around and inhaled deeply, searching for a scent that seemed edible only to find that a different, stronger, living scent filled mt nose instead. I snorted as to rid myself of it before looking around again.
Gijinka no doubt. And alone.
