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1. Jace 2. Jace Cataline 3. Jace Anti Poor fren wants his AMA, e'eryone vote for him~

The smaht thing to do would be to use her same strategy muh fren~ Boost your evasion so that you also land crits and she lands less crits against you

Hello, nice to meet you~ enjoy your stay

I won against Charlotte in a TR team

B/W Elesa - I thought the rollercoasters were pretty neat and her team was rather challenging tbh

Tfw I won @Thundermaze's heart, and then Thundermaze wins @Caimie's heart. What else can I ask for but this chain of gayyyy ships?? What I want to say is I wish I looked like you but that sounds cringy so I'll just say you look great fam~

ya rite

Get the Shared Box mod and train carvanha up to sharpedo. Speed boost would be good to have too so you can maybe accumulate speed and OHKO chandelure with either stab crunch or something

I'm not a reader but I might if it was comic book style like Trufa suggested

10 points for Jan for fooling us ahead of April Fools

Since I'm at it, this time I'll give my 2 cents for a disciple~ can you ignore that I just came up with this on a whim

Don't believe her just watch Jk Idk but I'd like to see what comes out of it~ since TBH most of the time it's the characters and their personalities that dictate the paths a story can take. More like immortalizing my dear OC - for my run won't be read forever but her game prolly will xD but honestly this one is likely going to be Vanilla in a different timeline, where she isn't the Everlander we know

That'd be homicide xD she ain't gonna risk going to jail haha

Yes!!! Someone has to put Fern in his place after being a jerk everytime we met him lol And Radomus is going to confuse Vanilla big time xD

(Hardy's mind) Fern getting punched in the face is even better than him getting wrecked in battle which beats coming all the way from Agate to the Wastelands xD And yep, the first part is a snippet of info you might need for the continuation of the story

From Everland to Reborn ~ Episode 31 Another filler-ish chapter? Well I think there's something a lil satisfying about this one at least “So, all you want me to do is ask her that question? Alright~ Leave it all to me~” The conversation was already over when a petite blond girl came out of the castle. “Gardevoir, what are you doing there? You should’ve taken an umbrella if you were going to come outside,” she said, offering Gardevoir a pink umbrella with laces. “Don’t worry about me, dear Luna~” Gardevoir smiled. “I’m still a pokemon and I love rain! I love the sun! I love all weathers~” Even then, the tall pokemon accepted the umbrella to please little Luna. “I thought you were talking to someone,” Luna said, looking around but finding no one. “Who was it, Gardevoir?” “Well~ it was a little shy friend, but he’s already ran away.” “Oh poor thing. You should have invited him in. I’m sure master wouldn’t have minded.” “He said he will come in when no one is watching,” Gardevoir chuckled. “So let us remove ourselves from here so the little guy can be comfortable coming in and avoiding the rain~” The two ladies went into the castle, leaving the rain and moist ground behind. *** Outside of Tanzan mountain was Adventurine Forest - the largest forest in the Reborn Region, according to the guide book. The type of grass that you could find here was different - among patches of the regular tall grass that seems to be abundant in this region, there were also patches of pointy and higher tall grass, which just seemed like green walls from afar. I thought biking would be the easiest way out of the forest, but I was wrong because of this reason: this type of grass appeared to have a knack for getting tangled onto a bike’s wheels. Forests were my least favorite places to be in, for the reason that I could never get out of them swiftly. Even with a compass and years living close to Red Riding Hood Forest back home, I was never able to navigate the place. Wolfie, on the other hand, perhaps had a sixth sense or just had remarkable sense of direction. She knew every small path and every corner of that forest. “Well, she also lived in the forest, while I lived close to it,” I commented. Nilla buzzed at me with curiosity, since she evidently had not been following my train of thought. Eventually, however, I made it out of an opening onto a grassland. From where I stood, I could see several bull pokemon pushing head to head against each other. “Interesting sight,” I shrugged. However, another thing caught my eye as I inspected my surroundings. A green figure was walking towards me, but when he also noticed me, he started walking with long strides and excessive movement of his shoulders. “I thought I heard a bug or something crawling around over here,” Fern said, and lowered his glasses a little to look at me with his bare eyes. “Guess I was right.” “What do you want,” I asked, but I already had an idea of the answer. “You came to challenge the Gym?” Fern asked, beating the bushes needlessly. “I already got that badge and I’m on my way to battle some kid that is the normal-type leader.” “I already beat him, but I’m not inclined to give you advice.” “Ha, like I’d need advice from someone who’s falling behind, despite starting the league challenge before me,” Fern laughed. “You know, you’d be more likeable if you’d only keep your mouth shut,” I said, taking out a pokeball. “I can return the same exact words to you,” Fern smirked and moved to make space for the battle. Fern sent out a Fraxure, apparently the final addition to his team. I’d heard dragon types tend to be strong, but this one, perhaps because it was just in its second evolution, wasn’t that hard to beat. In fact, all it took was two Play Roughs from Golden Key (Klefki), who doesn’t even have stellar attacking stats. Later on, though, I could sense that it might become a threat. The rest of Fern’s team was roughly the same as the last time I met him at Aya’s Gym. After the Fraxure, he sent out his Roserade, which, thanks to the boost from grassy terrain, almost knocked out Aladdin (Medicham) with a single Giga Drain. However, Aladdin managed to stay awake, and revenge killed with Psycho Cut. The next foe was Scyther, who had time to set up Swords Dance thanks to the rain weakening Anna’s (K-Ninetales') Heat Waves. Yet, Fern commanded it to use Wing Attack, which didn’t do as much damage as he expected. Despite the rain, Scyther went down to one more Heat Wave. I had changed Anna’s ability for a previous fight, but I made a mental note to change it back to Drought so I could prevent future crippling due to rain. Against his Rhydon, I sent out Kame (Blastoise), but Muddy Water just had to miss, and the foe’s Stone Edge had to critically hit. Despite all odds, Kame hung in there, and knocked out the foe with a single Muddy Water. In this aspect, I was glad for rain because it cancelled out the debuff from Grassy Terrain. Fern then sent out his starter, Decidueye, before his last pokemon. I thought I could take care of it with Heat Wave, but I miscalculated how strong its Spirit Shackle attack would be, and Anna fainted. Well perhaps it was naive to think that an already tired Anna could compete with a freshly rested pokemon, regardless of type advantage. Since ghost type attacks are ineffective against normal type, and the other typing of decidueye is grass, I sent out Bambi (Sawsbuck). He fainted the ghastly owl with two Megahorns. The last pokemon, Krookodile, didn’t even get to do anything against a field-boosted Horn Leech from Bambi. With a clear victory on my side, I wondered again why this sassy kid kept challenging me to battles he was sure to lose. I didn’t voice my thoughts, but Nilla buzzed and made silly faces at Fern, which in a sense said everything I would’ve wanted to say. “Whatever, not like this matters,” Fern muttered. “We all know who the real top dog is. You’re just a lucky noob that uses cheap tactics.” Then he stormed out with his fainted team towards Tanzan mountain, but before he did, I stuck my leg out for him to trip. The grass was wet and the ground softened by the rain, so he got his clothes all muddy. Too bad he didn’t get some on his face too. “What was that for, ya wanna fight?” Fern said, standing back up. “Everyone else might be scared of you for no reason, but I am not,” I said, cracking my knuckles. “Stop acting like a douche and learn to measure your pride, for f*ck sake.” Fern tightened his lips and sent a punch flying to my face, but because he hesitated for a second, I could easily predict what he was about to do. I jolted my head to the side, making him miss his attack. “If you want me to destroy you every time we meet, that’s up to you,” I spat. “But if you are disrespectful, don’t expect me not to act in retaliation.” Fern glared at me with contempt. “It’s not called ‘being disrespectful’. It’s called ‘stating the facts’. Sorry to burst your bubble, but you only win because you use cheap tactics to hide your lack of real skill, and that’s that.” I didn’t reply to that, because I realized that no matter what I said, it would just be a waste of time. As long as he believed I was the one rejecting the facts, he’d keep rejecting them himself to preserve his fragile ego. “Well then. I’ll leave you with a useful ‘fact’,” I sighed. Then, with a quick switch of stances, I punched him from the right side of the face, knocking him over once again. Fern looked up at me with displaced glasses. “If you’re going to punch someone, don’t hesitate even for a moment.” Then, I turned my back on him and biked away. Nilla, though, took a moment to laugh at his face before making a U-turn and following me. After biking for some time, actually in the wrong direction without knowing, I ended up in a different part of the forest. A few thick spider webs hit me on the whole face, but the result was I think worth it. Though it was not the Gym that I was looking for, it was an icy cave full items and with an especially useful thing: an ice stone. “Finally my Elsa will be able to join the team not as a sub-member, but as a main input,” I told Nilla, who buzzed with excitement. On another side of the cave, I also ran into a magenta ball, which color just was too bright to miss in the background of white ice. I grabbed the orb, though I had little idea of what its use could be. After collecting everything that looked like could be useful or sold for money, I exited the cave. Since this was clearly not the place I was searching for, I walked the way back out of the forest. The rain was already nearing its end when Nilla pulled my sleeve and pointed to the continuing grassland path. “Let’s see,” I nodded and biked away again. There were quite a few trainers here and there, with whom I battled to gain experience and money. They also told me that I was biking in the correct direction this time, but also told me something similar to what Charlotte said. “So you’re going to battle Radomus?” one trainer said. “Yikes. He’s a weirdo and super shady. Good luck with that.” “Come on, he isn’t that bad. You’re just jealous because he’s stinkin’ rich. The guy’s certainly eccentric, but that’s probably because his brain operates differently to ours, not because of any inherent immorality,” the other trainer added. I really could not imagine what sort of person this Radomus would turn out to be, other than that he was probably going to be a pain in the neck. Radomus’ castle was located in the easternmost side of Route 1. It fashioned a large labyrinth, which did highlight his “stinkin’ rich” status even before meeting him in person. I know making the gardens look like mazes still is a popular decoration technique among nobles and the wealthy since my residence back in Everland also had one, but I really couldn’t understand why anyone would want to decorate their home with something so inconvenient. I could maybe see a protective purpose for it back in the day when there was a chance of getting attacked by a cavalry; however, now they did little more than puzzle the benign visitors. It took me a while to get through the bends and dead ends, but I eventually found myself standing in front of Vanhanen castle. I knocked on the door, and waited for someone to allow me inside. The gates squeaked when they opened, and a girl peeked out. Though she was, to my surprise, shorter than me, I could tell she was at least in her mid-teens from her prominent hourglass shape. “Hello, might you be a challenger to master Radomus?” she asked. I assumed from her mannerisms and her black dress that she was a housemaid of this castle. “Yes,” I answered. “Please follow me.” I walked inside, and the gates screeched as they closed behind me. VANILLA RATES: REBORN CHARACTERS 5,000 views and counting frens~ Thx for taking interest in this QUICK LINK TO NEXT EPISODE

EZ fam, find a Tokyo Ghoul fan who is also a veteran (can't help yaw but just givin' my two cents ya kno) and maketh the club~ But you need at least 5 hoomans, including you.

When you get to 7th street you might want to change A-raichu's nature to modest or timid anyhow nice strategy against PULSE abra~

hehe, you weren't kidding when you said you were going to resume this xD

If it were me I'd wait for longer, like 2 days and then be like, oh btw would you like to go to so-and-so??

I'm friggin mixing my mountains man xD the correct answer is Tanzan mountain I believe

ME

Interesting how you only name some of James' pokemon And I like Zangoose~ reminds me of one tsundere riolu in one of my WIPs lol

As far as my editing skillz don't fail me, I'll edit to my heart's content xD Honestly I was wondering if anyone would notice Charlotte peeking out of the window hahaha And Vanilla's face when she saw Charlotte would be a lil anime-esque but that's a limitation of my editing skillz... Yup this is where stuff starts getting real for Vanilla (and me behind the screen rip) And if I may say so myself... my extra Shelly episodes make her look even cuter than she already is <3 (tfw Candy is a Shelly fan)