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FKOD

PostPosted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 9:05 pm


For two centuries, the continent of Vram-Lossen was ruled by four houses: Qimine, Varol, Simsas, and Sroka. The houses never really got along. One house would always try to one-up another. House Qimine and House Varol, the two largest houses, had a strong rivalry. They not only tried to crush each other, but they tried to absorb the other two houses into themselves. The Simsas and Srokas were whittled down to small numbers over time, thus forcing them into hiding. It would be easy to think that, considering there situation, they'd form a truce. However, the leaders of those two houses did not like each other. Eventually, the leader of both houses killed each other. The new leader of the Srokas wanted to form a truce to prevent any more violence from occuring, but the new Simsas leader wanted nothing but revenge.

Things were getting difficult for the Srokas.

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The halls of the second floor of Qimine, the city-building capital of the... well.... Qimines, were quiet. Well, at least there wasn't many pokemon there. All that was heard was the footsteps of a trio. A trio that belonged to House Sroka, that is.

Karoth and Demial they talked quietly (with the occasional 'manly' giggle) as Prima walked ahead of them.

"Ha ha.... Karoth is bipolar!" said Demial, a chubby dunsparce.

"I meant to say 'dyslexic'. I'm dyslexic... sort of..." said Karoth, a mawile.

"Shh! I sense someone coming!" whispered Prima, a kirlia.

"Crud. We're late enough already!" said Karoth.

A granbull stomped towards them, leering at the three Srokas. Demial drew closer, glaring and scowling, which was unusual behavior for him.

"Mr. Snuggles," announced Demial with utmost loathing and hatred.

"Ah, Demial. It has been a while, has it not?" replied Mr. Snuggles.

"Oh, just get outta our way, you fat purple Qimine slime-ball, we're in a hurry," said Karoth in a snippy tone.

"Really? Well, that's too bad, because I'm going to squish you anyways, Sroka punks," growled Mr. Snuggles.

Prima sent a burst of psychic energy at him, knocking him out of the way like a bowling pin.

"Let's go," she said coolly.

They began their march again, trying to keep a quick pace. After a few minutes, they found a trail of orange and yellow feathers that seemed to make a trail.

"Oh pooh! Pallo must've got hurt!" squeaked Karoth.

"Karoth, that's the trail he made for us to follow. Y'know, the one he explained at briefing? The new route?" said Prima.

"Oh," said Karoth, blushing slightly.

They continued onward, until they reached a dead end. There was an eevee, a torchic, a raichu, a mismagius, and a metang waiting there. They were all Srokas.

"Your late! What gives?" barked the raichu.

"We had to fight through a hundred ninjas! And then we fought 40 pirates! And after that we--"

"Shut up, Demial," said the mismagius, "And Tryss, go easy on them. Karoth and Demial aren't the fastest runners."

"I'm not much of a runner at all, actually," said Demial.*

"Right, well, what now? It's a dead end," said Prima.

The metang suddenly punched a hole through the floor.

"Now it isn't," said the metang.

"Well, Matarin, we've given away our location..." said the torchic.

"No worries, Pallo. We just break out Shija and Reminial, and then we run like cowards!" said Matarin.

"Yay! I love fleeing!" said the eevee.

"Me too!" squealed Demial.

"I sometimes wonder if Demial and Payah are related," Karoth said to Prima.

"Hm... I've wondered the same thing," said Prima.

The mismagius looked into the hole. He nodded at the others and went down. One by one, they all jumped down. Matarin levatated, Payah dropped and landed on all fours, Pallo stumbled down, Tryss landed on her feet but Karoth clumsily landed on her head, and then Prima and Demial came last. They had landed in the Qimine prison. There was only one captive; a forlorn looking lucario.

"Hiya, Rem. Where's Shija?" Payah asked.

Reminial made no answer.
PostPosted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:28 am


Karoth grabbed the bars of Reminial's cell with his maw and ripped them away. They clanged against the ground rather noisily. Reminial sat still, seemingly unaware of everything.

"Dang, they made a big flippin' hole in the floor!" yelled a voice from above.

A weaville, a gliscor, and a banette came down through the hole.

"Long time, no see, eh Wisper?" the banette said to the mismagius.

"Sorry Vidine, no time for reunions. You can chat with your buddy after we catch these worms," said the weaville in a snarky tone of voice.

"For your information, I'm a snake-thing," said Demial indignantly.

"Really?" asked the gliscor.

"Go away. We're doing stuff," said Payah.

"Fine. We'll go away.... once we've got you behind bars!" said the weaville.

"Well, y'know, I'm already behind bars, since there are bars right here in front of me. I just thought I should point that out," said Demial.

"Shut up, Demial," snapped Wisper.

"Stop talkin'. You aren't gonna be able to put off your whoopin' for too long," growled the gliscor.

"Who said we were putting off anything? Demial's just being an idiot, as usual," said Tryss.

Demial frowned at Tryss. Then the building shook violently.

"Hm. Looks like the Varols are here," noted the gliscor.

"Great. What now?" hissed Vidine.

"Wellyouguyscanhandlethat, we'releavingbuh-byenow!" said Demial as all the Srokas fled.

"Get back here! You're all prisoners!" shouted the weaville.

"Not like they care," said Vidine.

"They will when they're in the torture chambers."

The trio departed.

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The Sroka capital was not truly impressive in any way. It was very small. There were a few houses, twelve or thirteen at most. On the outside, they did not appear to be in good condition. They were rather filthy and had algae growing on them. One house even had a hole in the wall. The only other building was a small, unoccupied prison. The capital was surrounded by a thick wall. It was cracked, but still sturdy enough to guard the capital from enemies. A gate marks the entrance to the capital.

"Home, finally," said Pallo.

"Good. I'm pooped," whined Payah with drooping ears.

"Um, Prima--" Karoth started.

"Yes, you do have gate duty today," said Prima.

"Crap."

Karoth trudged up the steps to the guard post. He sat down, staring out into space. He hated gate duty. Nothing ever really happened when he was on gate duty. He almost dozed off, until he saw two specks in the distance. He stood up and squinted. He couldn't see them very clearly as of yet. As they drew closer, Karoth recognized them; two messengers from House Simsas. They bore a teal flag, which meant they had a message.

Whenever House Simsas brings a message to House Sroka, it never means anything good.

FKOD


FKOD

PostPosted: Thu Dec 25, 2008 2:08 pm


Karoth sighed and stared out into the distance as the two messangers came closer. It was only a few minutes until they made it to the gate, but to the bored Karoth, it was hours.

"Open up the gate, jerk-face. We got a message for you punks!" barked a surly-looking clefairy.

Karoth grumbled and opened the gate. Tryss, who had been pacing near the gate fired a glance filled with malice at the pair.

"What do you freaks want now?" she hissed.

The other messanger, a buneary, replied, "We have a message for House Sroka from our great leader, Aethira."

"Lemme guess.... Simsas plans on attacking us?"

"In three days," confirmed the clefairy.

"WHAT DID YOU SAY!?" yelled Karoth, who was listening to the conversation below.

Tryss didn't look very pleased either. Normally, House Simsas would contact House Sroka about a week ahead of an attack.

"What the... why are you attacking so early?" asked Tryss with a bitter tone of voice.

"Just be thankful that we ever warn you at all!" replied the buneary.

The two departed and began to travel back to their capital. Tryss looked outraged. Karoth had a more mildly perturbed look on his face.

"Well...." Tryss muttered, "I guess I should tell everyone else."
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