Post by Deleted on May 19, 2014 19:51:21 GMT -5
Daxton flipped through his papers and signed the bottom of his police reports while walking down the hall. His combat boots made heavy thuds on the floor and echoed down the halls. There were two teachers he had to find and turn these in to, but would cross that bridge when he got to it. First, he'd focus on getting to the office of Christof Drescher and with any luck, he would be in his office, and so would the other one he was looking for. But knowing his luck, which was just that, he was late thanks to a patrol. To go along with his strain of "luck" when he got to the door with the name on a plaque, it was quiet and Daxton was pretty sure it was after hours. Diesel made several noises behind him and shut-up when his master put a hand on him. "Quiet back there." Giving the door a rough knock, he waited and hoped that he was just doing some paper work and his Pokemon were napping or in their balls. The officer was not looking forward to having to type all this up and send it in a email. He always believed that they were unreliable and that the old-fashioned way of paper reports were the safest and the most secure way of making sure that the recipient received everything they needed.
Diesel stayed behind its master, calmly keeping an eye out for any danger. But even the noises it made on an everyday basis were silenced by its master. The Registeel though, had come to understand that its behavior against the pack of Mightyena was wrong. It had nearly caused the death of Auxru, the Lucario that had served beside that Registeel loyally and had provided great amusement, even for the unfeeling and emotionless Steel monster.
Daxton's bright blue eyes moved over and looked the Registeel in it's red dots. Those had to be his eyes, and he'd grown to look at Diesel that way. Even if that Pokemon had no emotions, there was still a flicker of hope that Daxton could build it to become self-aware, give it a personality and give it emotions. In a sense though, he didn't want that either. Emotions almost always get in the way of common sense in a dangerous situation, which led to death, and he knew that from experience. Looking back to the door, he waited, hoping for an answer of some sort, or that one of the teachers would appear.
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Notes: I got bored and made a thread. Blaine and Christof, you guys can pop in if you want, but this'll sit here if you're ever bored