Kita Yuudai - Training //mod

"We have no time to waste, Charmander." Kita Yuudai, a fairly new trainer from Viridian ordered his fire lizard Pokemon to get in a stance. They had to train. Yuu's goal was to beat all the major leagues in the whole wide world starting with Kanto. In order to accomplish that, the boy needed some experience for his Pokemon. Deciding to work on his starter first, the trainer had called Charmander our of its Pokeball and let his other two monsters, a Dratini and a Nidoran, rest in their Pokeballs while waiting for their respective turns.

"Now how are we going to train..." The trainer wondered for a while, his Charmander giving him confused looks. Looking around, all the trainer saw were trees. Deciding to use the greenery to his advantage, the fierce trainer ordered for his fire lizard pokemon to prepare itself for what's coming. After some though, the boy made his beat use Swords Dance to empower itself to be able to follow the upcoming orders. Obeying obediently, the lizard used the move over and over again. It would keep at it for quite a while, muttering some things in its own form of speech and taking a few steps here and there, sort of doing a dance, without the sword. This was, well, this Charmander's version of Sword's Dance. It kept at it until it attack power was full.

"Lets try this, Charmander." The trainer stated calmly yet with a stammer as he knew this was not going to end very well. Instead of giving the original order, the trainer changed his mind and decided to give it a test run first. Pointing at a nearby tree, he asked his Pokemon to use Scratch on it. Usually, a scratch from a low leveled Pokemon would only leave scratch marks on the tough, strong tree. Hoping for the best, the trainer asked the Pokemon to continue as it looked back. Charmander walked up to the tree and raised its puny claw. Expecting nothing but a mark despite the raises in the attack status, the trainer just blankly looked on.

Just as he expected, Charmander slashed at the tree and left familiar scratch marks on the bark. Sighing at the limitations of his starter until it evolves, the trainer covered his face with his palms. Then, he heard a cracking sound. Looking back at the bark and this time much more carefully, the trainer saw that the marks were much, much deeper than anticipated. Looking more closely, there were cracks on the bark itself, that were spreading. Realizing what the cracking noise was, the trainer was awestruck as he saw the tree crumble down to the floor soon afterwards. Amazed at how those Sword Dances helped his Charmander reach that much power, Yuudai decided to do some more experiments.

Looking at the many trees around them, the trainer decided to cut down more trees for the hell  - and the experience points - of it. Ordering his Charmander to strike down a row of trees in front of them, the trainer grinned anticipating witnessing the  power of numerous Sword Dance's. The lizard Pokemon walked to the tree before it and with another swing of its claws, chopped the tree in half once again, with brute power. Tree after tree, the Pokemon took down seven strong, thick trees in less than thirty seconds. Impressed by the power, the trainer applauded his Pokemon but decided it wasn't done yet.

Asking his beast to use Ember now, the trainer expected as much destruction. However, he was disappointed when the Ember fired only a small fire, like the average Ember. Annoyed, he made the Charmander try and try again, to no avail. After putting some thought into it, the trainer realized that Ember was a special move, Scratch a physical one. Figuring that as the problem, Yuudai decided to stop with the Ember and use another physical moves. Recalling Charmander's move set, the boy realized that Outrage was the only other physical move it knew.

Ordering the breaking down of one last tree with Scratch to make sure the affects still lasted, the trainer clapped his hands together and decided it was time to bring a specific Outrage. Waiting a few moments to let the Charmander recover from exhaustion, the trainer soon ordered, "Well, no need to wait any longer, use Outrage on everything around us!"

Following its orders intently, Charmander began to focus. Its eyes glowed red in color. A red aura surrounded its body. The little beast was going to go on a rampage! The aura getting denser and the eyes brighter, Charmander soon charged at a tree. When he reached striking range, the lizard Pokemon brought down the tree in a single strike - with its tail! Amused at the power, the trainer looked on to see the Charmander bring down the next tree with its right hand and the third tree with its left hand. Then, the Pokemon got all dizzy and unsteadily walked back to Yuudai before falling to the floor in exhaustion and confusion from using Outrage.

After giving his Pokemon plenty of rest, the trainer continued the training session, this time solely with Ember.

The trainer called the Charmander back to its feet. Seeing the half messed up forest, the trainer decided no more harm can be done. Yuudai ordered the Charmander to use Ember on one of those trees. As ordered, the lizard used Ember on the thick bark of the tree, burning it slowly. However, before it completely burnt, or before it burnt much at all, Charmander ran out of breath. Sighing, the boy ordered for the lizard to keep trying. After trial and error, the Charmander managed to engulf a tree in flames but the flame died out.

Frustrated, the Charmander's Blaze activated as it fiercely burnt down the same tree. Overexcited and in a rampage now, the lizard's tail flame grew much larger and its eyes red. In a fiery fury, Charmander burnt down several trees with its hot flames as it ran around the forest. Tree after tree burnt to the ground. Almost afraid of his own beast now, Yuudai took a step back, seeing that the forest was in flames.

"B-Baka!"

The trainer scolded his Pokemon for its actions and returned Charmander to its Pokeball. Worried that the security guard might come running because of the fire, Yuudai quickly fled the area without letting his other two train. There was simply too much risk involved.