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Who: Chuck and Heather Mason!
Where: Cianwood City
When: March 30th (forward dated!)
Summary:For her writing contest prize, Heather's chosen a training session with Chuck!
Rating: Unless this somehow turns into the Pokemon version of Mortal Kombat, G?
Log:
Chuck had been a bit surprised when he got the call about the writing contest prizes. It wasn't a bad thing, just that he didn't really expect a writer to pick him. Unless it was someone who penned an awesome record of his epic training sessions. That'd be something worth winning a prize for.
But regardless of what their story was about, and that was something he planned to ask about later, they'd requested to participate in a session with their Pokemon. Which was fine. He'd set up the waterfall, put a couple of boulders out, some punching bags, everything needed for the full twenty four hours his sessions normally lasted. Not that he expected them to match him or go the entire day, but he'd been slacking lately, so it'd be a good way to get one in today.
A quick check of his Pokegear showed that the ferry should be arriving any minute now, so good thing he set things up early today. Otherwise, he wouldn't be here to greet the prize winner as she got off the ferry. And besides, the run from the Gym to the dock had made for a good start to today's training anyway.
Where: Cianwood City
When: March 30th (forward dated!)
Summary:For her writing contest prize, Heather's chosen a training session with Chuck!
Rating: Unless this somehow turns into the Pokemon version of Mortal Kombat, G?
Log:
Chuck had been a bit surprised when he got the call about the writing contest prizes. It wasn't a bad thing, just that he didn't really expect a writer to pick him. Unless it was someone who penned an awesome record of his epic training sessions. That'd be something worth winning a prize for.
But regardless of what their story was about, and that was something he planned to ask about later, they'd requested to participate in a session with their Pokemon. Which was fine. He'd set up the waterfall, put a couple of boulders out, some punching bags, everything needed for the full twenty four hours his sessions normally lasted. Not that he expected them to match him or go the entire day, but he'd been slacking lately, so it'd be a good way to get one in today.
A quick check of his Pokegear showed that the ferry should be arriving any minute now, so good thing he set things up early today. Otherwise, he wouldn't be here to greet the prize winner as she got off the ferry. And besides, the run from the Gym to the dock had made for a good start to today's training anyway.