I sighed as I headed to the training field. There was a lot on my mind and I didn't want to disturb my friends. Calling out my team I started focusing, trying to strengthen the connection we shared.
'Alright, child, what is happening to you?' The voice demanded after a little bit of training. 'You're slowing down, and you are leaving yourself open.'
I knew for a fact that he was right, I could normally see everything, but now I was blind. I had gone from no weak spots to having all of them.
"Arrêter de faire ça. Tout le monde en prend dix." I called pilling myself to my feet. Talking a few deep breaths I grabbed my water and collapsed onto the bench.
"You are quite an exceptional child. Not many people would have been able to command wild pokemon like that." The Red Man commented walking up to me. "I'm assuming you don't have a Pokemon of your own."
A small scoff escaped my lips as I shook my head. I had never needed one in the past, and I didn't need one now. I could hear the man chuckling lightly, clearly amused.
"How old are you child?"
"I'm five, and I don't kneed your help. You have nothing to offer me." I responded pausing as a movement caught my eye. I was surrounded.
"Since when?" I hissed turning and glaring at the Red Man. "How?"
"You have very few weak spots, those you do are blatant." He responded. "A could teach you how to cover them."
"I'm in, and you can call me Alice."
'Alright, child, what is happening to you?' The voice demanded after a little bit of training. 'You're slowing down, and you are leaving yourself open.'
I knew for a fact that he was right, I could normally see everything, but now I was blind. I had gone from no weak spots to having all of them.
"Arrêter de faire ça. Tout le monde en prend dix." I called pilling myself to my feet. Talking a few deep breaths I grabbed my water and collapsed onto the bench.
"You are quite an exceptional child. Not many people would have been able to command wild pokemon like that." The Red Man commented walking up to me. "I'm assuming you don't have a Pokemon of your own."
A small scoff escaped my lips as I shook my head. I had never needed one in the past, and I didn't need one now. I could hear the man chuckling lightly, clearly amused.
"How old are you child?"
"I'm five, and I don't kneed your help. You have nothing to offer me." I responded pausing as a movement caught my eye. I was surrounded.
"Since when?" I hissed turning and glaring at the Red Man. "How?"
"You have very few weak spots, those you do are blatant." He responded. "A could teach you how to cover them."
"I'm in, and you can call me Alice."