There it was! A Misdreavus emerged from the wall, hovering around the small bottle of incense and examining it with a curious look on its face. She looked like your average friendly Ghost, and was therefore not the malicious spirit that Andrea was looking for.

The dragon-hooded girl remained hidden, waiting for the Misdreavus to eventually grow bored and leave. She wondered what would come next, if anything.

//skipping

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It wasn't long before another spirit made its presence known; The incense rose off the floor, as if grasped by an invisible force, before being violently thrown against the wall where it shattered to pieces. "Hey, I needed that!" The dragon-costumed girl protested.

The culprit uncloaked themselves to reveal their true form: A wild Dragapult. That's right, we're doing another Dragon type solo, baby! Andrea sent out the one Pokémon that was best suited for the job: Meatloaf, the dragon-slayer! Acknowledging his fellow pseudo-legendary as a worthy foe, the Salamence began setting up a Dragon Dance.

Not impressed by his dance moves, the Dragapult fired its two Dreepy missiles from its head. "Meatloaf, watch out!" The dancing dragon swatted one of the living projectiles away with a swing of his long tail, but the second missile connected with his face, sending him reeling. After recovering from the shock, Meatloaf was ready to strike back in retaliation, baring his fangs while awaiting orders from his trainer.

"Alright, let's go for an Outrage!" Andrea yelled, a Pokéball already in her hand. She had absolute faith in Meatloaf's power, and sure enough, the Outrage did enough damage to both Dragapult and the hallway (turns out that having two large Pokémon fight inside a small closed space wasn't the brightest idea) allowing the young trainer to throw her ball in hopes of catching the stealthy dragon.

//attempting to catch dragapult

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