Master of Faster
He/Him
25
December 12
Goldenrod, Johto
Straight
Mauville Gym Leader
Champion
"With great speed comes great responsibility."
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Josh Devlin
Accendio [Gym]
POSTED ON Jul 22, 2024 17:13:59 GMT
The moment Josh crossed the starting line, he jabbed at Verte's sides with both his heels, ready for the Flygon to floor it. The insectile dragon's wings grew shrill, but did not speed the duo up as much as he had liked. It had hit him like the walls of one of his overland courses.
Josh had forgotten to teach his Flygon Tailwind after returning from the battles in Dewford.
Now realizing how much of a disadvantage he would be at, he stopped holding back. If he wanted to make this race interesting, he would have to rely on his strong fundamentals. Squinting, the Champion held Verte's reins steady, his right arm tense for when the spiraling curve came. If he couldn't outspeed Cain, then he'd have to out-finesse him!
Realized I forgot to teach Tailwind to Verte, WHOOPS p97Fce7E
Insectile wings roared to a shrill pitch as the first boost lap began, ARAVAN ESCHER's hair standing on end as his YANMEGA tilted its wings forward. He and Cain Stille showed restraint; while there was an opportunity to truly let loose, the challenger thought it better to conserve his FLYGON's energy -- and his own. Perhaps he had slowed down a bit too much, the sound of buzzing behind him growing steadily louder, reaching peak volume when the narrow, long-winged insect zipped past. If he continued to coast, Josh Devlin and his FLYGON would threaten to pass him, as well.
The contenders up front would have another obstacle soon: heat. ERON IUNIS leaned in on his HISUIAN BRAVIARY, the black-feathered bird harnessing its mind and whipping up a strong TAILWIND behind it. With how close the two were to one another, the wind would catch the heat of ACE SHEEKE's CHARIZARD's tail, which glowed brightly with purple dragonfire that fueled its DRAGON DANCE. While neither had intended it, the combination of speed-boosting techniques blew a sparse cloud of purple embers forward, making racers sweat more than they already were!
LAP 2 | OBSTACLE 2Prompt: After the long, spiraling curve, the second half of the course's titular obstacle loomed ahead. This one was a loop much like the first, but rather than a vertical one, it was a horizontal one, the course's bounds tilting teams such that their right sides would be facing the ground! The straightaway beforehand had given them plenty of speed to build the needed momentum for the loop. While it would give riders and Pokémon an amazing view of the gallery below, that might serve as a distraction; a distraction that threatened to break the concentration needed to maintain sideways momentum!
Target Number: 140 (Reaction)
Special: Boost use does NOT impose disadvantage on this Obstacle.
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