#pawniard

First is 2 Pawniard and a Bisharp battling a Fraxure over sharpening stones next to a river. While not stated here, I’m guessing that these disputes usually end with Fraxure being eaten by Pawniard and Bisharp since it is outnumbered.

unfortunately a broken blade for a pawniard is about the worst thing that can happen to them from a battling perspective. in the wild, it's effectively a death sentence; a bisharp won't take a pawniard with a broken blade into its troop, and bisharp that break their blades can't maintain a troop. you need to get her to a specialist veterinarian immediately. they might be able to work with a blacksmith to file the blade down to usability, but depending on the break, you may have to retire her from battling entirely. even if she still can battle, you're going to need to go back to the basics of building confidence and focusing on form as she learns how to use the shortened blade.

this is why it's your responsibility to supervise your pokemon's training. by turning her out to train on her own, you endangered the local ecosystem by letting a battle-trained pokemon do as she pleases. you also endangered her by leaving her safety up to her ability to handle whatever wild pokemon she came across. pawniard naturally fight as a group and can easily get overwhelmed if they don't have a troop leader to look to. she may well have broken her blade because she panicked. the fact that you weren't there to see what happened also means that there's a gap in your understanding of how bad her injuries might actually be.

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