Jack enters Kanto

Barely catching sleep the night before, Tsukino Tsubasa watched from a distance as the trainer approached the first gym in Kanto, where the rock-type leader Brock reigned. From up a tree on a hill, the boy had a smirk on his face. Just the night before, he had damaged arts of Viridian Forest to train his Dratini, exhausted himself out battling several strong Pokemon of the guards who chased him, and ran out of there like crazy after he and his Pokemon attacked the guards themselves. He did not do all that for his gym battle to be delayed because of some kid brat who thinks he can beat a gym leader. Pissed, Tsubasa called out his Charmeleon from its Pokeball.

Without any warning, Tsubasa pointed his hand towards the kid trainer, ordering his Charmeleon to attack the boy. Without moving from the tree, the sinister trainer looked on as his Charmeleon created a ball of dragon energy colored a beautiful violet out of this world from its mouth. The spherical ball grew larger and larger until it was about as big as a basketball in front of Charmeleon's smaller head. Then, the salamander's eyes glowed bright white as the flames on its tail grew fiercely large. With a burst of a deafening ultrasonic-ish sound out of this world, the sphere launched itself at the unsuspecting trainer. Grinning, Tsubasa stepped down from the tree and began walking towards the scene, his Charmeleon following behind him. "Tch."

While he had aimed to take care of the trainer straight away in order to battle the gym, he had secretly hoped the boy would have dodged the attack and drawn a pokemon to fight him with. He disliked challenged that were too easy.

"Tch. Three pokemon at the same time!" Tsubasa grunted as he slid down the hill with his Charmeleon, barely avoiding the fired attacks. One of the was Blizzard and the other was Dragon Rage if Tsubasa observed correctly. "Such a wuss. Blizzard? Such a waste on a Dratini!" The trainer judged the kid and realized this fight was not going to be challenging at all. Reaching for his pockets he drew two pokeballs and out came his Nidorino and Bagon. Both came out roaring loudly. Just as Charmeleon and the trainer landed, Charmeleon fired another calculated angled Dragon Rage at the ground where Nidorino and Bagon were supposed to land. Both of them were sent flying.

Using their bodies to guide their direction, the two brute pokemon aimed at two of the kid's pokemon/s. Nidorino spun a full turn of three hundred and sixty degrees before tapping Bagon with its tail to send it going the right way. It was then in front of Monferno with its beak shaped mouth glowing white. It attempted to crash itself into Monferno using Peck. Bagon on the other hand surrounded it self in a powerful dragon type aura with it eyes glowing white, filling itself with power as it used Dragon Rush, aiming itself at Dratini.

Charmeleon stood back and used Swords Dance. It roared as loud as it could, covering itself in a flaming red aura that caused its tail flame to grow much larger, and its claws to grow a little as well. With a burst of energy its roar became louder and deafeningly mighty as its attack increased tremendously.

"Tch! That is just-" Tsubasa whined angrily as the kid somehow had the guts to withdraw both his Pokemon after somehow managing to have enough guts to try and attack back in the first place. Such a brat. Using an excuse saying his levels were lower. That was the most dishonorable thing. The main unwritten law of Pokemon is that you can't run from a trainer battle. Pissed, Tsubasa walked towards the gym. The trainer had already walked in and shut the door behind him. Was he even a trainer at all?

Nidorino crashed horn first into the ground, leaving a massive crater on the ground as it slid a few feet forward getting on its feet and rotating around to face its trainer, stumping its feet in frustration. Bagon, generally having really hard heads that can smash rocks easily, had little to no trouble when it crashed head first into the ground leaving an unexpected bigger crater than Nidorino had. It did a somersault to get back on its feet and stood on both legs almost unscathed, not revealing a single sign of pain. It probably hadn't felt any anyway as pokedex entries say its head is as hard as steel and can shatter boulders easily.

Tsubasa angrily kicks open the gym door to see the room is empty except for the kid, Brock is not inside. Grinning, Tsubasa returned his Nidorino and Bagon, keeping his Swords Dance enhanced Charmeleon on the battlefield. "You can't say no now, can you?"

He did not trip. Pissed at this point, the trainer angrily watched on as the kid walked out of the door and went in search of Brock. With a puzzled expression, Tsubasa saw the trainer enter the Pokemon Center probably hoping to find Brock there. Sighing, he realized the kid was a hopeless case that was not worth his time. However, Brock was worth his time and he needed the badge as soon as he could attain it. If the stubborn annoying kid is going to be standing in his way, Tsubasa figured it would be easier to return later. Looking down at his eager, disappointed Charmeleon, he decided he could just cause as much damage as he could just for Charmeleon's satisfaction.

The angry trainer grinned in a sinister fashion. The Charmeleon used Outrage, its claws and eyes glowing as its tail flame grew enormously large. It wrecked the entire gym from the inside putting cracks on the cement walls and craters on the ground. Loud sounds were heard as he proceeded to damage the gym trying to hurt it enough to delay the kid's gym battle but not enough to destroy it beyond repair.

After a good ten minutes, the trainer exited through a wall punched on the wall of the gym on the opposite side of the side with the door on it. Grinning, proud of his accomplishment, Tsubasa walked off with his pokemon in their pokeballs in his pockets. The gym looked like not one, not two, not three, but even a fourth Pokemon had wrecked it with moves of different and dangerous varieties. The battlefield was incinerated.