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  1. The mysterious figure that had nearly killed Roy's Pokemon now stood him right in the face, seemingly looking into his soul. Just a few minutes ago he had appeared from the grim shadows of the forest undercover, and the next his Bastiodon had absorbed the hits of Roy's Stoutland and Pyroar and responded back with a clash of almost molten metal, scorching the fur of both of the Pokemon and roaring at their cries of pain. The trainer didn't break a smile or a frown as Roy found himself helpless with two almost deceased Pokemon. The amount of damage that the duo did sent Roy's heart flying into a spiraling failure, and he couldn't believe he had been beaten so easily by one Pokemon against two.
  2. Roy looked back at the figure, nearly shedding a tear. His only hope was a distant possibility, and the man had known all of his other secrets. He had been a fool to get his Pokemon attack with all of his different training methods and the man and the Bastiodon had figured out the tempo to a mere wire. Roy would have to use his deadliest technique against a mere stranger, something he never wanted to do, but this man had almost taken away the life of his only partners. His anger built up into taking a deep sigh and focusing energy into the charm on his neck.
  3. The man stared curiously, eyeing the mysterious red perfectly-cut block on the trainer's wrist. The gleaming object caught his attention more than anything else, and his Bastiodon also waited patiently, taking glances at the shining object.
  4. But then the main gave a deep frown when he noticed that the Pokemon had black metal bands on their separate left and right legs, having a similar red gem in the center of the ankle bracelets. As the trainer closed his eyes and took another deep breath, his necklace magically floating into the air where his nose was, twisting around freely and soon gathering energy from the surrounding area. The bracelets on the trainer's Pokemon's legs were also glowing, giving off a red aura and soon their eyes turned red.
  5. The Bastiodon immediately got into a position where it could take a hit from the glowing Pokemon. He didn't know what was going to happen, but he didn't want to be left off guard-though their efforts would soon be in vane.
  6. The trainer balled up his fist and spread his arms out as far as he could, opening his eyes with a look of seething anger. His eyes had changed to red as well, and his Pokemon walked apart with their red aura glowing bigger and brighter. The ritual was almost completed, and the main event would come and end quickly. Both Pyroar and Stoutland let out a roar that shook the forest ground, and now their red auras were completely visible and blazing like a fire. In the matter of an instant, the trainer pounded his fists together and the two Pokemon dashed at the same rate to each other, eventually clashing into each other-but they both stayed perfectly still as their heads were together, and soon dissipated into a blinding red mist.
  7. The mist swirled up into one figure, and solidified and reformed into the colorful body of a whole new body. The man stood in awe at what he had just witnessed, and his mouth opened even wider at the outcome. The new Pokemon looked like a cross of a bulky dog and a majestic lion, its fur a bright blue and solid black. Its tail was long and black, and its face showed the look of a lion's determination and a dog's playfulness. It was a fusion Pokemon, something that was so powerful that it was rarely used. The man's Pokemon would experience pain like no other from the beat-down of two life forms combined into one, and the trainer of them would show no mercy.
  8. His eyes glowed with the red hate of not just a trainer, but a transformed psychopath-as the ritual of the fusion technique had its consequences to the summoner.
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