Pokémon Battle:
This is a request from one of my high school buddies. Its short, but my buddy asked to make a story line based on some of the battles I wrote, so expect to see a few rematches or references to other battles :)
Pokémon Battle 6:
Weedle vs Caterpie
It was a calm day. Everyone in the forest was either gathering food, sleeping, or taking care of the family. Weedle, on the other hand, was casually squirming through the trees and bushes alone. Weedle was always the oddball in his family. All of his twenty six brothers and sisters always did what father and mother told them to do. Weedle always got punished for wanted to explore the forest, instead of staying within fifty meters of their home like he was told. This was why he decided to just leave one day, and go on his own path.
Weedle was getting hungry though, not eating anything since he left yesterday. So, the first smell of berries that pierced his nose, he went for it. Soon enough, he found himself in front of a small pile of a variety of berries. Weedle began eating when all of a sudden, something came up behind him and pushed him away from the berries.
Weedle angrily turned around, and saw his family's most hated enemy family. Like him, the green bug was alone. By the way that the Caterpie was staring at him, Weedle could tell that it was looking for a fight. The first thing that went through Weedle's mind was what his mother and father always told him and his siblings. "If someone ever threatens you, squirm back home and let the grown-ups do the fighting." Weedle simply ignored it as he went to attack. Weedle charged head first at the green bug, pointing his horn directly at his opponent's head.
Caterpie turned around and began running away, trying his best to get away. His mother and father always told him that their enemy's horns were extremly poisonous, and should try to avoid it at all cost. The first tree that Caterpie got to, he hastily squirmed his way up.
Halfway up the tree, Caterpie looked down to see if the yellow bug was still attempting to attack him, and surely enough, it haven't gave up. The two pokemon soon reached the highest branch of the tree, and there was nowhere left to turn.
The two bug Pokemon looked at one another for a moment before they unleashed their attack. They both shot long sticky stings from their mouths, eventually wrapping eachother up in caccoon of webbing.
Hours past as they both laid there, forcing to hear one another try to break free of the webbings. Not only did their hatred for one another grew, but so did their hunger.