Clefable (30/30)
[Clefable, Female]
Starmie (30/30)
[Starmie, Ungendered]
Hadur (30/30)
[Gallade, Male]

Achlys (22/22)
[Whirlipede, Female]
Zeme (16/16)
[Bayleef, Female]
Morpheus (25/25)
[Zorua, Male]




Partner Pokemon: Meowstic [Female, 30/30]
Location: The Vault
Items: 1 greatball, 10 potions, 5 super potions, 3 Evolite, Galladite
Mystery Egg Counter: 18
Points: 87

Kyo followed along in silence, keeping a continual scan of her surroundings. As she stepped in Lorelei's office, Kyo took the seat offered to her and gazed at the monitors. It was somewhat reassuring to hear that her friends were receiving medical attention. It put her slightly at ease. Perhaps that meant she could see Meg later once she got this over with. Taking a deep breath, she nodded. "I'll try to tell you what I can but I don't really remember mu-"

As Kyo watched the tapes, something flickered in her mind. Her expression contorted and she put a hand on her head. It all came flooding back. The tower, the zombies, them fighting for their lives. They had been split up after the ghouls emerged from their graves to attack them. Kyo blinked a couple times and paused. She glanced back at the footage. But... none of that was on camera. Had it been an illusion? Kyo swallowed and thought over the incident before responding.

"This is going to sound completely insane at first, ma'am, so please stick with me until the end on this." Clearing her throat, Kyo began to explain the series of events she experienced. "To us, when we were in that tower, we saw what appeared to be zombie pokemon emerging from their graves. In a panic, we believed it to be a fight for our lives and unleashed our pokemon to help protect us from the hellish beasts. However, it appears none of this was caught by the cameras. Given those images as so vivid to me though, and possibly the rest of my team, it's likely they were illusions, either by the ghost pokemon that inhabit the tower or something else. But I want to assure you that if they were illusions, they were very elaborate, even able to disorient me enough to believe they were real."