she finds it in an abandoned wading pool. Barely enough water for the pokemon to float around in. Her zoroark is, for the most part, uninterested and she is much the same.

It strikes first, the ancient power manifesting before it is avoided with ease. The fox like pokemon retaliates, copycat causing the same power to come cascading down into the wading pool. The pokemon is easy pickings after that.

They leave it be once it seems willing to sleep, moving forward and further into the outskirts.

>>Passing

It is nestling on the corner of a rooftop, Isra catches the cry before she sees the pokemon. Eyes watch it but think nothing of it, her Zoroark does the same. The bird does not engage, only keeps cawing as if doing so may eventually amount to something.

In a way it does, it amounts to the pair moving on past it. Moving further and further away until they can no longer hear it and it becomes forgotten. Simply another creature of the night,

>>passing

It si the sound of it smashing its head into a wall that attracts their attention first. Once it is caught the pair find it hard to avoid. The deino rushes the half broken wall again and again, as if testing how hard its head is. Isra thinks fondly of the pair of the dragon she has already and though it is not what she seeks tonight she finds herself wanting it nonetheless.

As if catching this the fox moves forward, using it's own copycat ability to rush the pokemon in a surprise attack, sending it flailing away from its own target mid attack. Isra grins and reaches for a pokeball while the dragon is wiggling back onto its feet. There is no such thing as too many.

>>capturing