[Louis Beckett]

Luu had never really learned how to fish, so he was very thankful that a fisherman had offered to teach him how to do it. The middle aged man was very surprised and sympathetic that the boy was never given such a wondrous opportunity to know the joys of fishing, after all. It wasn't exactly complicated and so it didn't take long for him to get his line in the water and for the waiting game to begin. His newfound friend was with him with a big box (a tank?) to keep Pokemon in. As of the moment, all of Luu's Pokemon were out and about, watching the ripples on the water or chasing around the bird Pokemon that attempt to land on the pier.

It didn't take long for the waiting game to become a lot more boring than he had imagined. What he thought to be hours just turned out to be minutes, and every now and then he'd make a small grumble how this was taking too long. When that happened, his fisherman friend would just tell him to be patient as he was waiting on his own line, "Sure hope something comes up soon. If nothing comes up then maybe I'll just try another time or something," he muttered.

"Be patient, young Surskit, the time will come." the fisherman replied.

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Looking for: a Magikarp (no joke, but it would be hilarious if I got something else)

[Kitten4u]

Behold!



Species: Oshawott
Gender: Male
Ability: Torrent
~Moves~
Razor Shell
Encore
Focus Energy
Tackle

[Louis Beckett]

It turned out that the Magikarp that Luu had wanted for himself was not the Pokemon that decided to approach him. Instead, while he was almost falling asleep just waiting for a tug on his line, a passing Oshawott had been swimming underwater on the other side of the pier. He had noticed that there was a looming figure above the water, which he had quickly concluded to be a Pokemon. A battle above water? Why not? If it were a trainer then it would be a thrilling fight indeed! And if he got caught, well, at least he could become stronger in time.

And so as Gogo had been watching the water, she had suddenly been surprised as the Oshawott jumped out from it, landing on the wooden flooring and eager to fight. Luu had almost dropped his fishing rod, and nearly fumbled as he placed it on the ground (gently) and joined his Turtwig. The other fisherman didn't really mind so long as they didn't put any scratches on his own rod, and so the battle commenced.

Oshawott had attacked first with a bold Tackle, and instead of dodging Gogo took the hit with Withdraw, curling herself up to lessen the damage. She had been pushed back a bit, but didn't back down and countered with a Body Slam. Their opponent had tried to take the attack too, but it ended up being much more powerful than Tackle and so sent Oshawott flying. But no, he was not done yet! He then used Focus Energy, and while building up his chance for more critical hits, Gogo used Razor Leaf at him. Oshawott managed to barely dodge the attack before charging at the Turtwig with his signature move: Razor Shell. Gogo didn't get to react in time and gets hit, but because it was a Water type move, it wasn't very effective. Oshawott was surprised at this, and Gogo took this chance to counter with another Body Slam. This time, Oshawott couldn't get himself back up, and so Luu had found this a good time to try a Poke Ball. Within a matter of shakes and a small click, the little otter Pokemon was now a part of their team.

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Caught Oshawott!
(I will get you Magikarp. Soon).