#text respond

We truly needed some chompy/dad raph scenes🐢🤝

How about some grandpa splinter and chompy interactions?

Anyhow, excited to see more!

Myos tilted his head. “I only lived here for some weeks yet, why should I consider living somewhere else? Well…sure I might have to leave this graveyard one day…but that day will not be soon!” Now his ears dropped down. “But as for the others here…I don’t think most of them would be able to leave and live somewhere else…but I don’t know how exactly that works. You’ll have to ask them yourself I guess.”

“N-no….what should I do…”

Her hands slammed the thick ice, over and over again.

“Don’t do this to me..not after everything we got through together…”

Tears started to run down the blondes’ face while her voice went lower. She didn’t have the energy for this anymore. Whining, she curled up on the ground, holding her companion, the small grey furball, in her arms. The pokemon whimpered, not sure why she was crying like this.

Mirai looked up as someone shouted at her. A trainer came over, challenging her. “Huh? Oh hello! I-I’m Mirai-” She stopped in the middle of her sentence, as the Glaceon that stood beside her started to snarl at the unknown trainer. “S-Sorry, she usually doesn’t do such things!” She got on her knees in front of the pokemon. “..Now stop that girl…why are you reacting like that?” The coordinator seemed to remember something, petting her pokemons head before standing up again and facing the boy, who didn’t seem to be amused of waiting. “O-oh sorry to keep you waiting. you see I’m not a usual trainer..I am a coordinator, so I might not be worth a challenge at all. Don’t expect much, but if you still want to fight for fun we can do it.” Her looks once again went to the Ice type for a second, who kept throwing serious looks at Cormac.

The umbreon nodded. „It was easierfirst, because getting away in an area full of snow went okay..butafter that winter I really got problems. A white furred pokemondefinetly catches everyones eye while being in a green forrest or onwide grassland. I had to learn how to defend myself against them, butI never was much of a fighter so I often got hurt. I had to get moreexperience first, so the first months of being alone were thehardest.

I still do get problems with pokemonlike Ursaring, you know, big pokemon who defend their territory nomatter what. Oh and let’s not talk about pokemon trainers…they wantrare coloured pokemon like me no matter what.”