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[attr="class","wildtitle"]A WILD SHINY VENIPEDE APPEARED!

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It was a little awkward at first between the two fox creatures as the group moved through the outskirts. Even the trainer could feel the tension despite being a human. It had taken a while for Maverick to regain the thievul’s trust again after what happened in their last battle. And although the trainer could still feel a little hesitation between them, Falkor was starting to warm up once again. The ninetales, however, was new to him and he has yet to understand her personality. She seemed to either be shy or vein, one of the two. But the man was hoping another fox like creature would maybe, make her no so shy. Either way, it didn’t seem to be working.

But after several hours of wondering around the outskirts in hope to find something good, the two seemed to getting along. Warm digits flickered to see them casually strolling next to each other. Not lovey but friends. That was good enough for him. But before he could observe more of their interaction with each other, a snarled sounded off and forced Maverick to face what was in front of him.

His eyes widen to see an oddly colored venipede. It curled and jumped at them. To be honest, it almost looked like it was sick. Either way, the trainer knew someone would pay good money for a shiny one. With a nod of his head, permission was granted. Lips peeled back even more, showing off her pearly whites. The creature didn’t back down, only taunting her more. Azula didn’t like that. Taking a deep breath, her muzzle burst open as a stream of fire burst out and towards the bug and poison type. And unfortunately for the bug, it wasn’t ready. The flames engulf it and soon it screeched out in pain as the fire burned its skin. The amount of pain soon forced the bug to pass out cold.

“That’s enough,” Maverick barked, feeling the creature pass out as the flames dissipated, “Don’t cook it.” Reaching into his pockets, the man pulled out a ball and gave it a good old fashion toss. The ball smacked the creature in the head, sucking it in and closing once in. He let out a sigh as the two foxes came up to him. “We will probably head out after this,” he informed them, keeping an eye on the ball as he waited for the capture to be complete, “I feel a nap coming on.” He chuckled at himself before shrugging his shoulders.