Trainer Name: Altea | Location: Mt. Moon | Game Points: 107 (+1)

Items: Pokeball (x10), Potion (x2), Moon Stone (x1)

Pokemon Roster:
Vermillion (16/16)
[Charmeleon] ♂		 Citrine (14/14)
[Mareep] ♀		 Cobalt (17/17)
[Zubat] ♂
Lemon (7/7)
[Kakuna] ♀		 Coffee (15/15)
[Mankey] ♂		 Copper (18/18)
[Pidgeotto] ♂
Partner Pokemon: none

Egg: none










The flames from the Pokemon melted the area surrounding the stone, which had weakened from the ice crystal growth. The ground cracked, sending the large rock crashing down into the cave below. Vermillion pulled Altea back from the hole before she almost fell down with the stone, temporarily frozen from shock as the ground disappeared below her feet. She snapped back to reality and pinched herself to make sure she wasn't dreaming. It wasn't a dream.

After the dust settled, Altea crawled to the edge of the hole where the moonstone used to sit. She could make out some trainers in the cave below; they were standing dangerously close to where the rock had landed. Before she could worry whether they had accidentally crushed anyone, a sudden ice beam erupted from beneath the stone.

"Oh. My. Ho-oh!" Altea stared wide-eyed, as a huge winged dragon-like Pokemon escaped through the opening created by its ice beam.

Altea was dumbfounded by what she witnessed in the short seconds that elapsed. She absently heard a voice from below, thanking them. But she could only manage to respond with a breathless, "Y-yeah..." and dazedly followed the Clefairy down the mountain toward the others.

Outside, the unfamiliar trainers had gathered on a clearing. As she breathed in the crisp night air, Altea slowly regained her senses and noticed that tiny moonstone shards had started to float down from the sky, like large glowing snowflakes. Around them, a bunch of Clefairy were evolving. Out of the corner of her eye she saw something flying away. It was an ironically beautiful end to an unfathomable evening.

"Is anyone badly hurt?" Altea asked, as she shuffled toward the trainers. Thankfully they looked like they were all in one piece, just bruised and exhausted. She smiled in relief. Actually, she was quite exhausted herself. She wordlessly settled down on a nearby patch of cold, dry grass to catch her breath.