The Legend of the Shattered Storm (Open)

Dagger tapped his foot impatiently.

Dagger looked at her in exasperation. "Alrighty then! Where the heck are they?" he asked angrily. Amber and Burza were still on the floor.

Dagger sighed. "Fine, it's our best bet anyway. Come on you brain-dead idiots," he ordered. Amber jumped to her paws with an excited bark while Burza just glared at them. Amber looked back at him. "Oh come on, my kranky crumby friend! You don't seem too happy, and if this'll cheer you up, then it'll be worth it," she barked enthusiastically. BUrza sighed and got to his paws with a groan. Dagger eyed them both, "alright, let's get a move on. That means you too Storm."

Dagger huffed and looked at Storm. "I haven't heard you say anythin' ever since we've arrived. What've you been thinkin'? he asked gruffly. He wasn't sure what Storm thought about it all or if he even cared that much. Maybe his need to get his sister blocked out all other kinds of remorse.

Dagger's eyes widened. "Well that's depressing and all, but I was referring to our insane allies," he clarified with a look at the two. Burza seemed to shifting from angry to disgusted every minute or so, while Amber just pranced around in front of them. "Now don't get me wrong, I'm real sorry about your sister, but there are pokemon right here who need your help. If you just spend the time to actually talk to them in a way that would trigger their old personalities, maybe they'll last. I didn't know them and like I could even help them if I tried," he growled softly. He froze for a moment when he realized how soft he was being. Oh god he just admitted one of his weaknesses, aargh he was such an idiot!

Dagger shook his head ruefully, "well whether or not that's true isn't what I want to talk about. As far as I'm concerned, every last person I help is family and should be treated as such." He fixed an angry glare at him, which looked a bit ridiculous. "As far as you can be concerned, Amber and Burza are your family now. You can either help them or leave them to brain-rot while I try by myself to help their sorry- aargh," he stopped himself from yelling and sighed. Yelling wasn't going to accomplish anything, but maybe he could knock some sense into the weasel. "Look, friends are important too, if you weren't so cursedly focused on Shell that then maybe we all wouldn't be such a wreck."

Kawa stood by, she felt impatient which isn't her but she held it, the Floatzel then spoke up, "Hey can we go now, I want to run on the trails now."

Slace huffed as he walked down a trail, finding himself resting against a tree, shutting his eyes, the noises of yesterday seems to still be here but it was all gone.

Dagger sighed and shook his head. He was entirely missing the point. "I'm saying that you should treat your friends as family and care for them as such. They are extremely important and from what you've been sayin', it seems they're the only thing you've got," he stated sorrowfully, "you'll never know what you take for granted until it's gone." He shook his head and growled to himself. He glared up at Storm angrily, his eyes getting a bit red. He stared defiantly and angrily with his eyes barely slits.

Dagger nodded. "Whatever, but you're not going to be going alone. It's stupid to go off on your own when there are Pokemon who'll go with you," he told him.

Dagger shook his head and looked at the other Pokemon. Amber was completely gone, and Burza wasn't too far behind. Hopefully they could get to someone who could reverse the affects, or atleast try to. Dagger didn't know much about this, Burza did, but he didn't want to ask him.

Kawa looked around, looking over anything she'd find, the Floatzel never had saw these camps up close, maybe it was because she'd fear their hostility and reactions to a stranger approaching a camp site.