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What you find is a pokemon practicing its punches, winding up and throwing them at rocks as if to get a hang of itself. Both you and your pokemon choose to sit back and watch for a little while, see what the little creature's got.

That comes to an end when it spots you and decides a moving target may be a better bet than the rocks it's been practicing on. It's approach does not get it close enough before your Tsareena begins her dance, teetering on her tippy toes as she springs around the area, turning the route into her stage. The scent that follows is a tactic you have taught her to implement liberally, confuse and weaken, begin the downward spiral of crippling a foe before it can even touch you.

The wild pokemon tries to close the gap with its nightshade but the attack makes it way back to itself and the flurry of leaves that surround it shortly after does nothing more than confuse it further. The pokemon punches the ground and your Tsareena closes is, the kick sends it flying and leaves it more loopy than it already was.

You throw a pokeball, might as well.

>>lmao my sleep deprived as thought I did this already
>>cap that pokemon