[Cole Anderson]

Cole sneezed violently as he walked through the garden. He pulled a tissue from a box he had perched on top of Rex and wiped his nose clean. He tossed the tissue over his shoulder, letting Jolt shock it with Spark and turn it into ashes that quickly blew away in the wind. 

"Stupid allergies," the trainer grumbled to himself as he continued his trek. Of course, it was his own fault for not taking his medicine to stop them from bothering him. He just hoped he could find a Pokemon here before he sneezed himself to death.

(Looking for Bulbasaur, Pidgey, or Eevee)

[Eri]

Behold!




Species: Feebas
Gender: Female
Ability: Oblivious
~Moves~
Splash
Tackle
Flail

[Cole Anderson]

Jolt nudged against Cole's leg, interrupting him from his annoyed brooding. He looked back at the Shinx, one eyebrow raised in curiosity. "What is it?" he asked. Jolt ran past his trainer in answer towards a small pond a few feet away. Cole followed after, with Rex floating behind him in tow. As he grew closer to the water's edge, he could hear a flopping sound and soon spotted a brown and blue fish on the ground. Coke grinned at the Pokemon as it continued to flop around on the ground.

"I'd say you look like a fish out of water, but that would only be telling the truth," the trainer joked. He approached the Feebas and crouched down next you it. He opened his mouth to say something else, only to be interrupted by the Feebas slapping him in the face with its tail fin. Coke stumbled back, his cheek red and stinging. "Why, you little..." he said, glaring at the Feebas as it continued flopping around.

"Rex, Iron Head," he ordered while pointing at the fish. Rex obeyed and charged forward, the tissues tumbling off his back as Jolt jumped up and caught the box in his teeth. The Beldum slammed itself into the Feebas, to which the Feebas responded with flailing around even more and bouncing off of Rex's metal exterior.

"Once more," Cole said, pulling a Pokeball from his backpack and readying it to throw. Rex slammed into the Feebas again, pitching it into the air. The trainer tossed the Pokeball at it and it disappeared in a flash of red. The Pokeball rocked on the ground for a few moments before clicking.

"That was for my face," Cole said, rubbing his cheek before sneezing once again.