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[attr="class","spiral"] the castform means no harm but its mere presence puts the garden on red alert. the shedinja cannot stand the heat and returns to the safehouse, feeling faint as it falters mid-flight. the lilligant who manages the crops and their sustenance retreats as well. they all gather into the house and pry at the owner to come out and assist.

"...?"

fernando rubs the phantom pain of his forewarm, covering it with his sleeve as his pokemon pull him outside. he doesn't question them and instead lays his eyes on a familiar pokemon. it's the same one Stormy Silph used. a castform, if he remembers correctly. luckily, he had read the pokemon's pokedex entry during their battle and has a quick fix for the occasion.

"quagsire. RAIN DANCE."

fernando taps one of his pokeballs and his quagsire comes out. on command, the pokemon spurts a small mouthful of water into the air before shaking its tail back and forth. after a brief delay, storm clouds begin the gather and drizzle onto the garden. the change in weather triggers the pokemon's ability and it no longer poses a threat to them.

that doesn't stop the quagsire from spitting a mouthful of MUDDY WATER at the pokemon, hosing it down until fernando can successfully catch it.

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[attr="class","spiral"] avarice is a sin and only the most devout can partake. the INGRAIN has a noticeable effect on the soil and fernando's lilligant, the cultivator of the garden, feels the transgression intrude on her territory. without warning, the grass pokemon confronts the other and showers the opponent in a PETAL BLIZZARD. the sound of the foliage gales disrupts the quiet of the garden and the shedinja appears as well, immune to the flurry, and attacks the foongus as well.

fallen, the pokemon is eventually captured. greed is good and the master of the house can respect a monster with the same thought.

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[attr="class","spiral"] The higher they ascend the more painful the fall. From atop the tree, the Bunnelby has a better vantage point of the garden and all it encompasses. Intentional or not, the QUIVER DANCE from Fernando's Lilligant garners its attention, too extravagant for the Pokemon to ignore. Each wave plucks at the vandal's peripheral vision and eventually the two share a startled stare. One is entrapped by the other, CHARMED even, and the other is caught off guard and surprised by the intruder.

"Gant!"

The wild Pokemon's fascination becomes its undoing, sucked away with its stamina as the MEGA DRAIN usurps the Pokemon's place up high and drags it back to reality, face first into patted soil. It's left there, dazed and too tired to move.

Eventually Fernando finds it while visiting the garden. Pity leaves it alive. Greed leave it imprison, tucked away onto one of the many empty Pokeballs left on a desk inside the garden side lodge.

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