No Mission

[Domino]

// For Peace was no more//

Well, you're lame...

 Sundance

Domino’s attack completely engulfed the poor Ledyba, causing it to scream in total agony. The attack was devastating enough to render the pitiful creature unconscious. Domino rolled her eyes at the weakling. It wasn’t even a challenge. She expected to catch this on quickly, but never did she ever imagine the fight to be this easy. It almost seemed like the attack worked too well. Much better than it needed to be. The Emolga allowed herself to be satisfied with the pain she caused this Ledyba, which hardly put up a fight.

Domino gasped as fog swiftly surrounded the fainted Pokemon, causing her to back away slightly before seeing that the body of the Ledyba vanished. She had her chest clenched in her paws before releasing them and looking around to see that no one was in sight. The Emolga huffed. That was easy. Too easy.

Domino glanced around the room, hardly feeling any different from before the battle started. There was some, but it was much too small. Was this the reward Pokemon would receive from defeating dungeon Pokemon? What was the point then? Domino felt utterly disappointed with the lack of strength, and groaned. There was hardly a choice now, however. It was already established before that there was no turning back. So the only choice now was to try to find the exit. Domino took the path that led upward.

Of course, if there were to be more Pokemon, she would beat them to a pulp. It was only fair for her to beat her frustrations down on the less fortunate.

 

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♥ Chou

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[Sundance]

You walk up a trail with split paths, but it become apparent that either one would have led to the same place; a small room with a confused Scatterbug, who stared at you with curiosity flickering in its eyes. it gave a few small chirps, slowly making its way towards you.

[Domino]

// For Peace was no more//

Well, look at that! Another victim.

 Sundance

The little Emolga entered the room, but not before being at a bit of a cross-road that had the same destination. Domino had taken the right path, and groaned. Now, really, what was the point of that? Nothing. It was pointless, just like this dungeon was pointless. Just like any of the enemies that she would end up facing, like the Scatterbug she saw in the next room.

Unlike the Ledyba, this Pokemon didn’t seem the least bit aggressive. It seemed rather curious, and somewhat confused at Domino’s very presence, but aggressive would not be the word to describe this little one. Also unlike her previous foe, this Scatterbug was a little smaller than Domino. Wow. It had to be quite the shameful experience when you realize you’re smaller than a rodent not even two feet tall. The little Emolga would certainly enjoy this much more than the Ledyba.

A white, metal coating covered the Emolga’s tail and Domino ran up to the little creature before swiping her Iron Tail attack at it. Since the ThunderShock almost did too much damage on the Ledyba, Domino didn’t expect the Scatterbug to survive her trademark Iron Tail.

 

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♥ Chou

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[Sundance]

Domino used Iron Tail! It did 25 damage!
Scatterbug Health - 0/13

Before the Bug-Type could even notice your tail had been cased in firm iron, it was shot back by sheer force of the attack. it hit the bushes before bouncing off of them, limp body falling to the green ground like a ragdoll. Soon enough, ti disappeared with a puff of fog.

Domino earned 11 experience!

[Domino]

// For Peace was no more//

Just keep going up!

 Sundance

Domino’s attack was another well-deserved devastation as it was almost too effective for herself. Had the attack actually had a type advantage against the little worm, she wouldn’t have felt anything and start spinning. Fortunately it was of normal effectiveness no matter how powerful it was. So the little Emolga was easily able to stabilize herself as the little insect was completely destroyed by the attack. Domino felt as though the poor thing wouldn’t leave without some serious injuries, though she was a tad bit concerned as the fog kept taking them away.

Did she kill them?

Regardless, the only reason she was concerned was if the same thing could happen to her. What if she fainted? Would the fog swallow her up and kill her? Domino shook the thought out of her head. That was ridiculous! Even IF there was even the slightest chance of that being a possibility, Domino knew this dungeon was simply incapable of defeating her. The more she went forward, the stronger she realized she was. Maybe Domino was much more of a force to be reckoned with than even she realized!

The idea of her actually being a capable fighter made her feel strange. Almost like she was embarrassed for feeling like an incapable fighter at all. Domino felt proud to feel like there were Pokemon that she could defeat so easily. That being said, her pride was a little knocked down when she didn’t feel much more improvement than when she was fighting the Ledyba. That only meant that this dungeon was crazy weak. The only way to truly find out if she was strong was if she fought somewhere more at her level.

With that in mind, Domino kept herself going, keeping her path upward, and feeling like it wouldn’t make a difference taking random paths. At least she had some logic by following her gut, even if it was hardly logical at all.

 

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♥ Chou

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[Sundance]

You walk up a small, short pathway with interlocking routes sprawling behind you, soft bushes brushing against your sides as you move through the narrow hallway. You eventually come to a small room with the only inhabitant being you, it seems you were alone again.

[Domino]

// For Peace was no more//

Ugh! Where's the exit?! I wanna get out!

 Sundance

Domino’s long trek to the next was just as boring as the room that came after it. The little Emolga was so tired of this dungeon, she was almost desperate to find the exit before she would end up killing herself over boredom. The Emolga hated quitting anything she started, but this wasn’t even giving her what she wanted! At least, it hardly did. The only thing she could really do was keep moving forward and destroy whatever got in her way.

In this room was a lack of an obstacle, or anything at all for that matter. Nothing but herself that is. This was something that she was all too familiar with: solitude. She was curious as to whom it was to blame for her solitary situation. Herself, or everyone else? Domino could hardly know or care. Whatever it was, it was her own existence, and it was something she had to accept.

Domino wanted to leave. This place was making her think too much about things she wanted to avoid. The little squirrel glided right into the only path that didn’t cause her to backtrack. That is, one that lead to the right.

 

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♥ Chou

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[Sundance]

You walk down a long, long hallway until you reach a small room with only one exit; down. The sun has grown to it's highest point and is now beating down on your back with extreme heat. There's still no stairs in sight.

Harsh Sunlight weather condition was put into effect!

[Domino]

// For Peace was no more//

The sun is not my friend...

 Sundance

Domino made her way down yet another long path, when suddenly the sun started to blare down at her with incredible intensity. Using her left paw, Domino tried to block the rays out of her eyes, growling quite a bit at its harshness. Domino’s backside was black, so it absorbed plenty of heat, bringing Domino plenty of discomfort. Her ears leaned forward, bringing a shade over her face, but it hardly eased the rest of her body. The heat caused the air to become increasingly hard to breath in, or at the very least uncomfortable.

Nevertheless, no matter how uncomfortable the floor was getting, Domino on going, telling herself that this pathway had to lead to some room. The head slowed her pace down a bit, bringing her down to the ground as she took her steps with a bit of sluggishness to them. She was on the verge to start walking on all fours when she finally made it to the next room.

Once that happened, Domino completely forgot about the heat and took off gliding again, straight for the one path that mattered at this point: the path that went downward. Hopefully the stairs would be there.

 

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♥ Chou

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[Sundance]

You set to wading through a river of waving green grass with harsh sunlight beating open your back, walls made of lavender and wildflowers surrounding you. You glide southward until you reach crossroads, a swift decision needing to be made. Right, or left?

[Domino]

// For Peace was no more//

Why is everything so random?!

 Sundance

Domino’s glide slowed down to a halt as she slowly lowered to the ground, making another smooth landing. This time, she wasn’t met with a room, but two separate paths in quite the precarious spot. By this point, Domino knew she had to have walked a large portion of the floor. Now she only had two options, down and right. If she was wrong, Domino would have to go back, or she’d feel lost. Either option made the Emolga feel annoyed, but she knew just standing there would be worse.

Domino allowed herself to think for a moment. There was no rhyme or reason for anything that happened in dungeons, it seemed. So the only way to know which path was right was to choose one. Looking to her right, and then forward, her frustration at the fact that the successfulness of her choice was based totally on luck.

Allowing sparks of frustration to dance around her, Domino swiftly took off into a glide once again, wincing at the brightness of the sun, and taking the path in the direction she’d been gliding. She decided that she’d go back to the other path if it proved that the path had another empty room. The lack of excitement was really starting to bore her…

 

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♥ Chou

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