Chevaleresse

No cigar. Magikarpkiller?

Salemence

MAH BRO! *would brofist if arm was not some kind of weapon*

You are incorrect. Flux.

Needs lower power or accuracy to compensate for the ridiculous reliability.

She's pissed. Blinking a bit in reaction to Grace's hostility, he blanked for a moment. After a short pause, he asked, "How old were you? I mean, I know they were just grunts, but Shadow sounds a lot tougher than those Aqua idiots. It couldn't have been exactly relaxing." The guards here are that weak? Looks like I'll be up late a lot. We've got training to do. Good thing Dark-types like the, well, dark.

Sarcus, after wandering about for a bit, had managed to find himself and Absolution a bit of food. He hadn't eaten since he had entered Eterna, and the body starts to protest after not being satisfied. He munched on a sandwich, and carried some Poffins in a small case. He was hoping to find Pokeblocks, but they were increasingly rare, especially outside of Hoenn. Contests had all but died off, with Dawn's emphasis on the power of a Pokemon. Though he had never participated in one, he still missed them, since his parents were both established Contest trainers alongside their battling prowess. He backtracked his way to the room where Absolution was enjoying some much-needed pampering, seeking out his lifelong companion. When he arrived in the room, pushing open the doors, he jogged over to Absolution, petted him a bit, then turned to the man in the white coat on the other side of the room. He didn't look like the few other people he had seen here, but didn't appear to be a prisoner of any variety. Maybe that's the guy who wanted to meet up with me. Sarcus pulled a crumpled paper from his pocket. It had been folded and refolded many times, shoved into and ripped out of pockets, but the contents were still intact. It was a simple message, simply requesting a meeting in Eterna at his earliest convenience. Since Sarcus didn't have many obligations not set by himself, he headed there immediately. The name on the paper, which he assumed was a pseudonym, was simply Gold. Whoever it was had struck him as fairly intellectual, "Hey, not to bother you, but does the name Gold ring any bells to you?" ((OOC note: if gold is an actual character, I will change the name.))

Sarcus noticed Grace staring off into the distance, clenching her fist. Well, Gallant noticed, and it freaked the hell out of him, so he pointed it out to Sarcus. From what he understood from Gallant, she was thinking of something particularly stressful, and something that seemed pretty important. It'd be rude to pry, but I want to know what it is she's worried about. "Grace," he called out, snapping his fingers to get her attention. "What are you thinking about? Is something wrong?"

I think pretty much every legendary has the same steps-to-hatch (around 36k), so those could be done. immediately.

Sarcus followed Grace out of the room, deftly navigating the sea of humanity that crashed through the halls. Champion of Kalos, eh? Well, I've never been to Kalos, but Steven Stone was nothing to sniff at. His thoughts turned to Jake. I can't really seem to get a feel for the kid. He seems nice enough, then he turns around and makes a complete ass of himself. Once he entered the gym, he sat down within conversational range of Grace, while his Pokemon settled in around him. Looking at Blues, an idea started to form in his head. There's got to be a way to hang out with the little guy without hacking my own arm to pieces.

Sarcus, after reading the note, stowed it in his bag and turned to respond to Grace. "Guardian Mountain? Sounds very interesting indeed. If Arceus lived out there, I wonder who else still does. Anyway though, of course I want to battle. I won't guarantee that you'll win, though; I learned from my parents, and while they might not be able to beat Emerald, they're not exactly Bug Catchers with parties full of Wurmples. " He then returned to his work, quickly filling out the problems from memory.

Quick overview of Supreme Commander up to the start of Forged Alliance: Humanity has explored a large portion of the galaxy due to Quantum Gate technology, allowing instant transportation to any other Quantum Gate. Wars are fought using Armored Command Units manned by specially trained operator/commanders, and robotic armies built by said ACUs. There are five factions: the United Earth Federation, the Cybran, the Aeon Illuminate, the Seraphim, and the Order of the Illuminate. The UEF are normal humans, and they tried to build and fire the Black Sun superweapon, ending the Infinite War between all of the factions except the Seraphim and the Order. The Cybran are essentially cyborgs, led by Dr. Brackman. The Aeon are humans influenced by contact with the Seraphim, extra-universal aliens. The Seraphim, while most are physically incapable of doing harm to another being due to their religion, The Way, invaded this galaxy through a quantum rift, forcing the three factions into an alliance against them. The Order is the faction of the Aeon that joined them.

Are we restricted to one character? If not, I have another: Commander Murdoc, a level 5 Aeon commander from Supreme Commander.

Do we have a central plot? Something like SSBB's story?

Metagross pokedoll.

Pokelord, that cheater, will post once more.

Name: Sarcus Realm: Megaman Battle Network Level: Probably around 6.

His eyes narrowed. "Hey, lay off my Ralts. Gallant made one mistake because I wasn't specific enough; that doesn't mean he's a failure as a Pokemon." Sarcus knew that Jake had just apologized, after a fashion, but it still irritated him. "I don't go around insulting your partners."

Looks like that sometimes, lol.

*stares imperiously* The slayer of mystical carp.

I don't think I've actually said anything like that to anyone. That speech Sarcus just made was 100% myself, just so you know.

Sarcus winced at the tone in the teacher's voice. While he wasn't a big fan of school in general (he preferred learning based upon his own decisions), he had the utmost respect for teachers. He stood up and walked to her desk to pick up the homework. "Sorry about that," he apologized, despite the fact that the only person he had discussed his results with was himself. "I know we can be more than a bit frustrating sometimes." He returned to his desk, folded the homework once and stuffed it into the back of the textbook, and started reading the chapter. He had overheard the conversation Grace was having with the younger kid. Sarcus, after reading a few paragraphs in the book, moved to join the conversation, taking an unoccupied desk nearby. "Hey, Jake, is it? I overheard your conversation with Grace." With some assistance from Gallant, of course, he added to himself. "I know where you're at. I've been there. When I was younger, I had no real friends. None. I don't know how I got the friends I have now, either. And I know it sucks to offend people without really meaning to. I used to do it all the time, and still do it now. You'll probably be annoyed with me saying this, but the only way to deal with mood swings is to accept them. Take them in, and roll with them. You have to suppress the negative ones, but just trust me. I, personally, don't have a middle range. I'm almost emotionless half of the time. For the other half, I'm a veritable fountain of it. I don't get sad, I get depressed. No irritation, just white-hot rage. But, I also don't get excited; I bounce off the walls almost exploding with energy, though you might not be able to tell at first glace. I feel bliss where others feel contentment. Like now, I get passionate about almost everything I do. So my advice to you about dealing with your problem is; don't deal with it. Make it a part of you." After a few moments, he realized the speech he had just made to someone who was almost a complete stranger. He breathed heavily as a wave of anxiousness hit him.

*stares at grasssnake*

*stares at grasssnake*

Was there anything in the briefing about where to return to afterward? I would think it would be a good idea to regroup nearby at the taken conclave, instead of hoofing it back to Mt. Coronet.