Stupid Skyler. Stupid Kyogre. Stupid fishes and fish lovers. Not only had that woman ignored her for so long after leading her on, not only had she stolen the limelight by becoming a stupid avatar, but now she had apparently lost it, too?
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Ugh. Ugh! She’d always known it. But being right didn’t do her much good now. Especially not with that stupid fish doing stupid fish things. Then again, being out here was stupid, too. The best thing she could have done would have been to just stay away from it all, far inland and hope it did not flood the whole region. Instead, she was out here, ontop of her Aegislash.
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First, she had just investigated the scene, feeling something familiar about that primal power she had once witnessed up close, from mere feet away. Back then, it had made her feel impotent. Even now, she knew that she could not do much if that stupid fish even properly acknowledged her.
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But that did not mean she wouldn’t do a thing. After all, she was here now and she could do some things. Like calling out her XXL-sized Jellicent to the waters and ordering it to stabilize a ship that was being thrown about by the waves. And no, not to save people. Well, at least not mostly for that. Honestly, she did not much know why. Maybe she just wanted to spite that stupid fish and everything she projected onto it. Maybe she actually wanted to help. Violet did not know. But she weathered the rain and stormy winds regardless. Because she could do that, if nothing else.
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Ah, good. Someone was doing the actual human-to-human part of the humanitarianism at play here. Truth be told, she had no interest of dealing with panicking people right now. Hence, she was content to have her Jellicent stabilize the boat for the time being.
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Well, she was also flying relatively low over the churning waters, just out of reach of trouble but close enough to go and help if really needed. Vio did hope that she would not find anyone though. Not out of callousness, no, but she only had some wilderness rescue training from her ranger-prep days. The whole sea-rescue thing was definitely beyond her capabilities, she feared. This was not the kind of incident where she wanted to learn that on the job, really.
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Especially since no one was going to pay her in anything but thanks for this.
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A Hydreigon departed with its riders. That was good. The ship itself did not matter to her at all. Probably was insured anyway. Frankly, she did not care about risking even slight injury to her Pokemon for some kind of vehicle. Hence, Vio circled the ship once more to make sure there was nothing much more to do here, trying to not get too much icy rain blown into her face in the process.
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Only to find a few people still on board for some reason. Seemingly, they preferred trying to hold onto it than getting onto a ride Pokemon, any ride Pokemon and try to escape. Now, she did get that it wasn’t for anyone to try and brave a sapphire-semi-deity-induced -induced turbulence the way she and that Hydreigon had. [break]
But at the same time? Staying there meant certain death. Clearly, they must have had known that. Hence, Vio could not help herself but fly closer and call out to them. “You there, on the boat! Get off! There’s no saving the vessel and my Jellicent can’t keep it up forever!”
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+ Thomas Benoit , Bingo Saphire

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