[X] My Assistant

[Douken Sota]

All bunnying has already been pre-approved with the characters in advance.

Flying with the Aerodactyl made a major difference when it came to travel time compared to flying above the Arcanine. Unless there was a pile of Snorlax rising higher than Mount Carello or the original size of the meteor that could of killed them, there was very little that could slow them down, let alone stop them. However, sometimes you do get some funny reactions. Like Sabre passing by another flock of Skarmory and his jaw dropping as one in the other flock cawed like crazy, as if laughing.

"Don't tell me that was the Skarmory you were trying to replace back at the farm." Bullseye as Sabre cried like crazy, throwing Douken off his back before catching his shoulders in the bird's talons. "Okay, okay, I get it. Nice set up for the Sky Drop though. You seemed to of been doing some practice."

Raising up, the bird let go of Douken before looping quickly and catching the human on his back again. That damn Xatu, Sabre thought. I'm really going to get that bitch...

With the sun quickly falling, Douken called to Pan, "Looks like night's coming. Might be a good chance to land and make camp while we can still see land this easily." The bird's have been flying nonstop anyways, so they must be exhausted as well. However, camp seemed to of found them as a rotating spotlight caught the trainers, which made Douken see what was going on.

Out on the mountainside was a light purple, four story building, stretched as long as 26 rooms (as seen by the windows) The top of the building seemed to of had a greenhouse touch to it, as all he could really see was green through the glass roof. Each end of the roof, however, had four rotating spotlights on each side and the center was set up with a helipad.

"Wonder what that is..." Douken muttered. "Hey Pan, wanna check it out?"

[Yzarc Drowsnam]

Justin stayed silent throughout Gengar's "episode," losing any semblance of fear he may have had before. He was not some menacing evildoer. He was just some mid-level grunt trying to accomplish something greater than himself, and his anger betrayed him.

He seemed upset that the imprisoned pokemon had fainted, and then Douken summoned a Dratini, which was new. Justin, at least, hadn't seen it yet. Still, it looked like a fairly weak pokemon, although even Justin knew its potential, and its chances against this Gengar seemed slim. Douken had the right idea, though - They had to take down this guy.

"Hitmontop, Pursuit!" It was still his best move against the ghost type. Even though Gengar wasn't currently running away, it would still do fair damage (especially given Hitmontop's absurd strength and precision). Having Hitmontop out and ready to fight was certainly the best option, just incase Gengar did try to run away. He seemed the type, after all, to run away when things were no longer in his favor. But with Hitmontop all up on him with Pursuit, it would be impossible.

"You're not gonna win!" Justin shouted. "And you're not getting away! So, if I were you, I'd-Ah!"

He was too focused on the Gengar - They all were. The Haunters were still there, and evidently, still loyal. Two of them grabbed Justin from behind and pulled him to the ground. "Son of a-" he flailed and punched, but they were ghosts, and his fists did nothing. They held him down and slashed at him constantly. The other two headed for Douken and Pan (one each) but it made sense to send two after Justin, just since he was so much bigger.

"Hitmontop!" Justin yelled from the ground. "You stay on Gengar! Don't let him get away!"

He had to say it. If he didn't, his pokemon would run back and take on all the Haunters at once, but that would certainly mean Gengar's escape. They had enough pokemon with them to fight these Haunters, but Hitmontop had to stay on Gengar. Now if only he could reach his belt.