Sure aura reading was great for locating people, but what would happen if your aura was....seemingly off putting, nearly non-existent. Did that mean you lived in a state of death, or the numbness and shadows just took over. Maybe it was more like peering into the darkness only to have it reflect you. Maybe that's what the Lucario would see as the rocket man stepped down the steep hills. Liepard was no different, except it's vibrant red aura stank of blood. The cat lurked in the trees, remaining silently hidden among the foliage. Her nose flaring as he whiskers twitched to the grunt of pain.


"Ah...there!" the man grinned following the cat. "Could be steep, need to be careful. Biking most likely flipped, injuried by slope...rocky with a lot of sticks and small trees.... if alive most likely broken bones...cuts and bruises. Could be fun," Not long after declining the rocks, he found the person injuried, while Liepard circled the area treating herself to pidgey because it was a job well done. "Hmmmm" Shi moved to inspect the man, feeling his neck for a pulse, it was faint...what a shame. "Hmmm invisible injury possible...should look. yes yes should look," he turned upwards to see some thing flying, "Oh...visitors. don't need. maybe I should remove them. But high ground...not good, i can't fly...damn."

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We're they alive? Well. Shi knew he himself was alive, but he wasn't sure what the stranger was referring to. Because well yes, the human got to live to see another mere minutes. They'd be unlikely to survive even with immediate attention due to blood loss, and possible organ failure. Looking the man back over, he checked his fingers, which were turning black, clearly the sign the blood loss was getting real and it was divering its resources to the necessary extremities to keep the man alive. "Not likely to survive. Necrosis of the fingers. Dangerous....will die....if survives, will have no fingers, maybe no toes. lucky to move again. Maybe need machine to clean blood."

It was no way to live and if Shi had reached that point he'd much rather be dead. Considering the lack of life one would live, he strongly viewed the life wasn't worth living if one couldn't perform at least fifty percent of their natural function. "Indeed. Ending it is easier, clean. gives release. stops struggle," from his pocket the man pulled out his pistol and quickly cocked it. The dark eyes turned to Lars, "medical attention to far, wont be fast enough."

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Suddenly cold crisp temperatures accumulated around him, capturing the sense that something was wrong. Shi's brain tracing over the details in micro seconds. Ice pokemon? No. None present. No natural phenomenon. The dead eyes turned to the blonde human. Source. cold...distant. then it was quick, light lightning striking, as a result he threw his pistol allowing it to be chopped in half. "Ahh..." his smile appeared like the devil inside of him. "It was you." he paused turning as he remained in his same spot, throwing out his pokeball. An eevee stood there, she seemed rather boring, "Fascinating," a cocky tone appeared in his voice.

" The man will dye. lots of blood loss. necrosis already set in his extremities. no life to live. its mercy" the rocket commented back as his liepard gave a hiss from within the forest. "it's inevitable." the comment slipped his mouth as the Eevee stretched her legs. Rather...there was something off about this eevee. The glint in her eye as life energy and light seemed warped around her fur. "What do you think avatar? Do you think it's natural to show mercy. or suffer. torture and torment." tilting his head back down at the wounded man as if using him as a tool. "Or...i could amputate here," the evil glint in his eye, and the flaring aura that the lucario would see showed a clear mind, and determination. 

Shi's hands moved to grab the mans arm holding it. "If this was a pokemon, you'd put down no? right? not human. yet ethics, wildly dependant on personality and moral." he tugged harder, putting his foot on the mans chest. "Of course....you can cut me. yes stop me, but you kill me and man." the taunt was there. so...there. so visible.

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