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The Froslass is too eager, too much so as she begins whipping up a blizzard around the first pokemon she sees. Violent and relentless in her assault even her trainer must brace herself against the winds and snow whirling around them. The bug seems to fair little better as she sways in the cold towards it. She's used to this, to operating alone and does not realize that is not the point of this out.

The whistle is sharp, a reprimand for being too gungho. Though Isra appreciates eagerness the time has come for control to be passed on. The Banette cuts in, his talk to his fellow ghost conveying what he knows their trainer wants. She falls back, pulls back, the storm is present but controlled rather than unrelenting. The bug seeks out the source and the human's whistling guides her pokemon to taunt it towards her, closer in.

The swing of her baton is a surprise from within the storm, the bug catches it in time to parry but she was never meant to hit it true. The froslass flanks the pokemon barrage of confuse ray, the whistle pulls them back again, leaving it disoriented in the steady storm.

Whistle. Avalanche. Burried beneath the snow. A taste of what she expects of the pokemon and of battles moving forward. She takes to it well as Eirlys always has.

>>pass, new spawn!

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There is something Eirlys has always failed at, unlike her ghostly counterpart the snow pokemon is not good at stealth without using the cover of her own snow. It is another thing Isra intends to fix tonight, setting the change in behavior in motion. Though certainly there are other ways she could do it her family has always sought an organic manner of trainer. The more in the field the better.

The pokemon wants to engage instantly and isra pull sher back with a more subtle hand motion. The gestures and small whistles convey what she wants, she wants to see her pokemon get past the wild one without being detected. If she is she's not to engage, the banette will dispose of it instead.

She follows the pokemon as they sli[ through the peripherals of the wild pokemon, avoiding beingdirectly in its line of sight for awhile why they find a way around. The Froslass feels on edge, so against what she's used to doing. But isra cannot take her where she wants to until she gets this behavior under control.

They almost make it and when the frosslass fails before they make it past the shadow arms of her banette's ghostly powers grab for the pokemon's ankles and pull it back, away. As to where it is of no concern to them now. They move forward.

One more example before the night is over.

>>next spawn

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Isra swings for its tail and when it lashes around at her is disappointed to find the froslass does not make it in time. Her double team makes her fast but without the veil of snow around her she doesn't respond in the way Isra wants. The pokemon herself is surprised by her trainer taking the initiative and doesn't know how to respond. The ghost in th shadows does however. He's quick to send out sprawling shadows that push the snake back, soon after comes the barrage of shadow balls that push it further from her.

The fross lass takes advantage of the distance at least putting herself between the pokemon and her trainer in time to prevent the gunk shot from hitting her, deflecting it with a flurry of snow and hail so thick the attack can't get through. Suddenly the storm mellows and It's Isra the snake is met with again, but she's merely a distraction away from the banette's wound up punch.

She didn't like snakes anyway.

>>pass and close