The Quest for the Legends

So… Not the typical morbid shorty?

Scytherian Poetry? interesting name. I'd like to know what a Scyther's poetry would be like :D

To stay relevant, I've been on my toes waiting…eagerly…This story inspires me so much. Excited about the one-show >:3

Scytherian Poetry? interesting name. I'd like to know what a Scyther's poetry would be like :D

To stay relevant, I've been on my toes waiting…eagerly…This story inspires me so much. Excited about the one-shot >:3

SilverLatios: when you said "Scytherian Poetry? interesting name." I thought you were referring to the name of the one-shot and I was like "what, what, where'd the name get written D:"

x3 The one-shot is definitely not about Scytherian poetry, I'm afraid.

Perhaps you should write about Scytherian poetry after the one-shot, Miss Butterfree. I can bet you would make it be interesting. =3
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I don't think Scyther in the TQftL-verse have poetry to begin with. :P

In any case, that one-shot is now eleven pages and nearly done. :o

Excitement! X3

So if you didn't notice, the one-shot, Curse, is now up at the site.

Wow that story was totally creepy. o_O The way it kept cutting off to the flashbacks added to the weirdness, and the emotional change was portrayed greatly from beginning to end. The flashbacks were a little confusing at first, but I got it after the second or third one. Quite a different take on that move, I must say.

I have a question though: does Safeguard really protect you from self-induced confusion? I never tried it to that end before…

I'm not sure if it still does off the top of my head, but it did in G/S/C, and this is essentially a G/S/C fic; you'll notice that no post-Advance Pokémon or moves are mentioned in it.

It's actually a rewrite of a much shorter ficlet I wrote in 2005; it was a weird blend of first person from the Dragonite's point of view and third person and covered only the final battle with the Tyranitar. Most of the backstory, or the bits of it that were explained in the first-person bits, was also different: the trainer was male, never had any idea there was anything off about Curse and was not portrayed as being particularly close to the Dragonite, which was not his first Pokémon, and they were implied to have had Curse for a while by then.

Hmm… the way you did it on the newer one definitely sounds like it pulled it off better.

I… actually didn't notice that to be honest. xD But you're right.

Hmm… Maybe I should try it sometime in the newer games to see if it still works.

Safegaurd protects you from all status conditions, including self-inflicted, so it works.
Btw, you wrote that the Dragonite's trainer was female, and now you say that its a male? I don't get it, unless you're talking about the Snorlax's trainer…
Also, Scytherians are people who lived at the times of ancient greece, they would make robes from the skalps of the warriors they defeated, and the warriors would have to get one, or they'll get no loot.
And that is all for today's history lesson, please throw up in the toilets and not on your history books please, thank you.

Scytherians sound scary. ;-;

Btw, you wrote that the Dragonite's trainer was female, and now you say that its a male? I don't get it, unless you're talking about the Snorlax's trainer…

I was explaining the differences between the version I just wrote and the version I wrote in 2005. In the new one the trainer is female (Kari), but in the old one the trainer was male (and had no name). Everything I said in that paragraph was referring to the old version in contrast to the new one.