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I finished my story! I'm not very good at writing or grammar, so please excuse the mistakes! It's about Mae Yur from Plaise (best names huh?).
It all started in the early June, right as summer was about to start. A child, or at least by heart, walked outside and eagerly waited for the announcement of the new mayor. That day, Mae Yur had come to rise as the leader of Plaise.
Mae was not always cut out to be a leader. An amnesiac travelling by train and with no place to call home, she met a cool cat named Rover. Being the lone wolf she was, she told the cat to scram, but Rover was persistent. Rover kept trying to make this wallflower bloom, firstly, by asking her name. This awkward situation eventually lead to small talk, which evolved into a once in a lifetime decision. She pondered on the question ?what is home to you??
The train had come to a stop and the conversation came to an end. ?Will I ever see you again?? Mae had thought aloud. Rover replied with a smile that somehow exceeded that of the Chesire Cat?s, ?perhaps in another life!? She wondered what he meant by that. Saying their farewells, they had both parted ways. Mae started off the train and was welcomed by a bright yellow dog that seemed to jingle at even the faintest of movements. ?Welcome mayor!? came in an enormous uproar.
Jumbled thoughts swirled around in the maze Mae called her head. Though lost and confused, Mae was never one to refuse a little dominance, especially when it was being thrusted upon her by Isabelle?s puppy dog eyes. ?I?ll do it? howled Mae as she burst open the doors to the town hall, taking up Isabelle?s offer, not knowing what she had in store for the future.
The days passed and Plaise became a bustling and booming town, but Mae still felt rather empty. She lived alone in a house atop a hill, secluded by a field of flowers. She got constant letters from her mom, but when she tried to remember what her parents looked like, her mind went blank as a slate. Rarely was there a frown on her face as she put up a strong front to satisfy the people of her town, but inside, she wondered if her parents were even alive and if this was some kind of a joke.
Father?s day rolled in Mae?s mailbox was a peculiar letter. ?Dear Mae, I?m just writing to make sure you haven?t forgotten what today is. Happy Father?s Day, dad.? was written neatly on the green colored parchment. Attached was a single red carnation. Mae thought to herself solemnly, ?of course I haven?t forgotten today, but how could I forget you??
Now it was the summer solstice, an entire day of relaxing in the sun, or so Mae had hoped. She had been running around town trying to plant roses when she tripped in the mud and fell on the brambles of thorns. Today had just not been her lucky day. With her favorite shirt soiled and small nicks all around her arms, she trudged home, not going unnoticed by Del. ?What?s up, buttercup?? he asked as he observed her sullen face. Del brought along Mae for some ice cream, his being a double scoop of strawberry and Mae?s a scoop of chocolate with sprinkles. He led her to the town plaza where they sat in the shade of the town tree. ?Okay Mae, deep breaths?Tell papa everything,? Del calmly spoke to her in his echoing voice. Mae found his presence comforting as words flowed out of her lips, recalling the details of her past days, the isolation, the depression. ?I can?t remember my family, but now, whenever I try to remember my dad, I see you,? Mae ended. ?Gahaha! You?re funny Mae!? Del replied embarrassed, but his heart felt like it was warmer than a thousand fires on the setting sun. Little did they know that a certain dog had heard everything.
Mae rushed out of her house and felt tingles as the blazing sun?s rays hit her skin. Pete had just left her doorstep, leaving her mailbox stuffed to the brim with letters and packages of all sizes. Hands full, she shuffled back into her house, having forgotten where she put her hat and not wanting to get sunburned while reading her messages. After reading over Joey?s snack adventures, Genji?s training regimen, and Diana?s choice of tea, Mae reached the most recent letter, dating July 19th. Mae read ?Hello daughter! A new store opened up and I saw the cutest outfits, so of course I had to buy some clothes for you. Hope you like polka dots, mom.? Stuck to it was a brown paper package. She untied the ribbon and tore open the package, revealing the shirt she had once lost to a battle against a field of roses. ?It?s an aqua polka tank!? Mae exclaimed with glee ?how did you know mom?? However, that wasn?t the only thing hidden amongst the paper. A star cap, similar to the one she had just misplaced, lay beneath the sky blue shirt. It was tagged ?Just a mother?s intuition! Don?t forget to wear sunscreen! <3?
A week later, Mae decided to take a visit to her favorite secretary. She strolled along wondering what to build next. The door to the town hall popped open and the cool air rushed towards Mae?s face. ?It?s quiet?Too quiet,? she said to herself. Isabelle had fallen asleep at her desk! Curious to see what Isabelle does when she?s not around, Mae peeked over the stack of papers next to Isabelle?s slumbering body. The words ?Dear daughter, your dad just fired up the grill for a barbeque. His eyebrows got a little singed in the process. It?s a first time for everything! Hope he likes takeout, mom,? were scribbled on the page. Mae scrolled through the rest of the letters, her smile growing each time Isabelle referred to her as her daughter. Isabelle let out a yawn followed by a few mumbles as Mae fumbled to put the letters back in their place. The yellow sunshine woke up in front of the mayor blushing ?I?m sorry mayor! What do you?Oh, what?s wrong?? Mae realized she let a few tears slip and rushed to wipe them off of her face. ?Just thinking,? acknowledging Isabelle?s words with a genuine smile ?could we build a picnic blanket?? When the deed was done, Isabelle returned to her post. ?How did these water drops get on the paper??
It was a cloudy day and the fresh summer breeze blew in from the sea. ?Isabelle! Isabelle!? Mae shouted. ?What do you need mayor?? was the response given. ?Could you go to a picnic with me?? asked Mae. Isabelle nodded her head, making a faint jingling sound ?I?d love to.? They reached the picnic blanket when Del was caught in their sights. ?Here we are,? said Mae and Isabelle and Del shared their greetings. Together they had a great time playing frisbee (Isabelle was a natural) and eating some of Del?s mac and cheese. The day ended with all three of them lying down on the blanket and watching the clouds. ?That one looks like Isabelle?s head,? hollered Del. Mae?s face puffed up as she tried to contain her giggles. ?Oh yeah? Well that cloud looks like Del after he?s eaten a tub of ice cream,? retorted Isabelle. Mae couldn?t hold it in any longer and burst out laughing. Soon they all were filled with laughter as the moon rose over the horizon.
It was August 31st and there was not a cloud in site, the perfect weather for fireworks. Mae waited eagerly for the fireworks to light the night sky, a night that she would spend with Del and Isabelle. She bought a sparkler for each of them to wish on when the show began. The sun was drifting lower and lower and the three met at the town plaza. A roar of crackles started the show as flare after flare burst towards the heavens. They each lit their sparkler, sharing their deepest desires. ?I wish that the mosquitos would stop biting! Gahaha!? wished Del. ?I wish the skies would be as amazing as this every day!? hoped Isabelle. Mae thought long and hard, ?I wish I knew if my birth parents were alive and what they think of me,? she whispered into the smoldering ember. ?But we?re right here,? said the voice of Del and Isabelle.
?Huh?? gasped Mae as the two figures before her turned human. ?We are alive sweetie,? said the man that sat in Del?s place. ?And we?ve always loved you from the bottom of our hearts,? finished the woman that now sat in Isabelle?s. ?It?s time you learned the truth,? they said. ?You were riding your bike to the store in early June to pick up your game, but?? Mae?s mother teared. Father continued ?you got in an accident. A drunk driver was leaving a party and came at you from behind, swerving towards your way. You?ve been in a coma ever since.? ?We?ve never left your side; Nothing will break us apart,? finished mother. Mae lunged towards her parents, giving them the tightest hug she could manage as the lights fell like autumn leaves.
Mae was not always cut out to be a leader. An amnesiac travelling by train and with no place to call home, she met a cool cat named Rover. Being the lone wolf she was, she told the cat to scram, but Rover was persistent. Rover kept trying to make this wallflower bloom, firstly, by asking her name. This awkward situation eventually lead to small talk, which evolved into a once in a lifetime decision. She pondered on the question ?what is home to you??
The train had come to a stop and the conversation came to an end. ?Will I ever see you again?? Mae had thought aloud. Rover replied with a smile that somehow exceeded that of the Chesire Cat?s, ?perhaps in another life!? She wondered what he meant by that. Saying their farewells, they had both parted ways. Mae started off the train and was welcomed by a bright yellow dog that seemed to jingle at even the faintest of movements. ?Welcome mayor!? came in an enormous uproar.
Jumbled thoughts swirled around in the maze Mae called her head. Though lost and confused, Mae was never one to refuse a little dominance, especially when it was being thrusted upon her by Isabelle?s puppy dog eyes. ?I?ll do it? howled Mae as she burst open the doors to the town hall, taking up Isabelle?s offer, not knowing what she had in store for the future.
The days passed and Plaise became a bustling and booming town, but Mae still felt rather empty. She lived alone in a house atop a hill, secluded by a field of flowers. She got constant letters from her mom, but when she tried to remember what her parents looked like, her mind went blank as a slate. Rarely was there a frown on her face as she put up a strong front to satisfy the people of her town, but inside, she wondered if her parents were even alive and if this was some kind of a joke.
Father?s day rolled in Mae?s mailbox was a peculiar letter. ?Dear Mae, I?m just writing to make sure you haven?t forgotten what today is. Happy Father?s Day, dad.? was written neatly on the green colored parchment. Attached was a single red carnation. Mae thought to herself solemnly, ?of course I haven?t forgotten today, but how could I forget you??
Now it was the summer solstice, an entire day of relaxing in the sun, or so Mae had hoped. She had been running around town trying to plant roses when she tripped in the mud and fell on the brambles of thorns. Today had just not been her lucky day. With her favorite shirt soiled and small nicks all around her arms, she trudged home, not going unnoticed by Del. ?What?s up, buttercup?? he asked as he observed her sullen face. Del brought along Mae for some ice cream, his being a double scoop of strawberry and Mae?s a scoop of chocolate with sprinkles. He led her to the town plaza where they sat in the shade of the town tree. ?Okay Mae, deep breaths?Tell papa everything,? Del calmly spoke to her in his echoing voice. Mae found his presence comforting as words flowed out of her lips, recalling the details of her past days, the isolation, the depression. ?I can?t remember my family, but now, whenever I try to remember my dad, I see you,? Mae ended. ?Gahaha! You?re funny Mae!? Del replied embarrassed, but his heart felt like it was warmer than a thousand fires on the setting sun. Little did they know that a certain dog had heard everything.
Mae rushed out of her house and felt tingles as the blazing sun?s rays hit her skin. Pete had just left her doorstep, leaving her mailbox stuffed to the brim with letters and packages of all sizes. Hands full, she shuffled back into her house, having forgotten where she put her hat and not wanting to get sunburned while reading her messages. After reading over Joey?s snack adventures, Genji?s training regimen, and Diana?s choice of tea, Mae reached the most recent letter, dating July 19th. Mae read ?Hello daughter! A new store opened up and I saw the cutest outfits, so of course I had to buy some clothes for you. Hope you like polka dots, mom.? Stuck to it was a brown paper package. She untied the ribbon and tore open the package, revealing the shirt she had once lost to a battle against a field of roses. ?It?s an aqua polka tank!? Mae exclaimed with glee ?how did you know mom?? However, that wasn?t the only thing hidden amongst the paper. A star cap, similar to the one she had just misplaced, lay beneath the sky blue shirt. It was tagged ?Just a mother?s intuition! Don?t forget to wear sunscreen! <3?
A week later, Mae decided to take a visit to her favorite secretary. She strolled along wondering what to build next. The door to the town hall popped open and the cool air rushed towards Mae?s face. ?It?s quiet?Too quiet,? she said to herself. Isabelle had fallen asleep at her desk! Curious to see what Isabelle does when she?s not around, Mae peeked over the stack of papers next to Isabelle?s slumbering body. The words ?Dear daughter, your dad just fired up the grill for a barbeque. His eyebrows got a little singed in the process. It?s a first time for everything! Hope he likes takeout, mom,? were scribbled on the page. Mae scrolled through the rest of the letters, her smile growing each time Isabelle referred to her as her daughter. Isabelle let out a yawn followed by a few mumbles as Mae fumbled to put the letters back in their place. The yellow sunshine woke up in front of the mayor blushing ?I?m sorry mayor! What do you?Oh, what?s wrong?? Mae realized she let a few tears slip and rushed to wipe them off of her face. ?Just thinking,? acknowledging Isabelle?s words with a genuine smile ?could we build a picnic blanket?? When the deed was done, Isabelle returned to her post. ?How did these water drops get on the paper??
It was a cloudy day and the fresh summer breeze blew in from the sea. ?Isabelle! Isabelle!? Mae shouted. ?What do you need mayor?? was the response given. ?Could you go to a picnic with me?? asked Mae. Isabelle nodded her head, making a faint jingling sound ?I?d love to.? They reached the picnic blanket when Del was caught in their sights. ?Here we are,? said Mae and Isabelle and Del shared their greetings. Together they had a great time playing frisbee (Isabelle was a natural) and eating some of Del?s mac and cheese. The day ended with all three of them lying down on the blanket and watching the clouds. ?That one looks like Isabelle?s head,? hollered Del. Mae?s face puffed up as she tried to contain her giggles. ?Oh yeah? Well that cloud looks like Del after he?s eaten a tub of ice cream,? retorted Isabelle. Mae couldn?t hold it in any longer and burst out laughing. Soon they all were filled with laughter as the moon rose over the horizon.
It was August 31st and there was not a cloud in site, the perfect weather for fireworks. Mae waited eagerly for the fireworks to light the night sky, a night that she would spend with Del and Isabelle. She bought a sparkler for each of them to wish on when the show began. The sun was drifting lower and lower and the three met at the town plaza. A roar of crackles started the show as flare after flare burst towards the heavens. They each lit their sparkler, sharing their deepest desires. ?I wish that the mosquitos would stop biting! Gahaha!? wished Del. ?I wish the skies would be as amazing as this every day!? hoped Isabelle. Mae thought long and hard, ?I wish I knew if my birth parents were alive and what they think of me,? she whispered into the smoldering ember. ?But we?re right here,? said the voice of Del and Isabelle.
?Huh?? gasped Mae as the two figures before her turned human. ?We are alive sweetie,? said the man that sat in Del?s place. ?And we?ve always loved you from the bottom of our hearts,? finished the woman that now sat in Isabelle?s. ?It?s time you learned the truth,? they said. ?You were riding your bike to the store in early June to pick up your game, but?? Mae?s mother teared. Father continued ?you got in an accident. A drunk driver was leaving a party and came at you from behind, swerving towards your way. You?ve been in a coma ever since.? ?We?ve never left your side; Nothing will break us apart,? finished mother. Mae lunged towards her parents, giving them the tightest hug she could manage as the lights fell like autumn leaves.
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Not sure if you guys wanna read this whole thing, but here's my writing contest entry.
The sound of gentle waves crashed on the shore of pale sand, making little noise. The only other sound he could hear was the faint chatter of the nearby villagers. He loved sitting at the dock on sunny days when the air was hot but the breeze was sweet and cool on his skin. Summer had always been his favorite season since he could remember. Business was usually booming this time of year and Kapp?n could tell this summer was going to be a busy one. He didn?t mind, of course. His favorite thing in the world was sailing and now that he was getting paid to sail his ship, nothing he could ever imagine would make him happier.
The summer sun beat down unforgivingly and Kapp?n was forced to wipe the sweat that began to form on his forehead. This day seemed hotter than the any other day of this summer so far. He noticed the nearby villagers weren?t as active as they had been the last few days and he watched as smoke billowed in the distance from the rooftops of the beachfront houses. Surely someone was going to want to take a trip today, it was way too hot to stay on land. Who wouldn?t want to sail to the island and spend all day diving in the clear blue waters of the ocean on a day like this? Kapp?n really began to feel the heat as the sun reached the middle of the sky, his body had become drenched in sweat and he hadn?t realized it. Luckily, Kapp?n always packed his cooler with lots of drinks and snacks for when the boat needed to stay at the village?s dock. As he turned to open his cooler, he immediately let out a sigh of agony. The cooler wasn?t there. How could he have been so stupid? Kapp?n recalled waking up late this morning and rushing to his boat to make it to the dock on time while Leilani, his wife, was yelling something after him.
Kapp?n was really kicking himself over this incident, wondering how he was going to survive in this heat, when he heard footsteps in the sand nearby. He quickly turned and was greeted by a silhouette of someone with a large hat on and quickly recognized him or her as someone from the village. The mayor of the village noticed how distressed Kapp?n was about not having anything to drink and shook down a coconut from a nearby tree. Mayor Majora took it upon herself to crack open the fresh coconut and offer it to Kapp?n as a drink. Kapp?n smiled with delight and thanked Majora for her kindness. Before she went back into the village, Majora removed the straw hat from her head and offered it to Kapp?n, insisting he take it because the sun was only going to get hotter throughout the day. Kapp?n thanked her once again for being so kind and offered a free round trip to the island as a token of gratitude. Majora smiled and ran off back to the village leaving footprints in the sand on her way.
The hot summer day continued as any other workday would for Kapp?n, villagers took trips to the island and Kapp?n got to sit inside the cool cabana and visit with his family while the villagers enjoyed some time in paradise. Sailing to and from the island was the best part for Kapp?n. He got to do what he had always loved doing and he got to sing some sea shanties along the way. He knew his voice wasn?t as smooth and appealing as that city slicker, K.K. Slider, but his passengers seemed to really enjoy his songs. He would sing, and villagers would sway back and forth to the music. Sometimes he thought it was just the waves and the motion of the boat making the passengers sway, but even on the calmest of days they still seemed to move with the music.
As the sun set over the village, Kapp?n took in the beautiful view from the dock. The sky was lit up with colors of fiery orange and bright yellow and as time passed, the colors faded into a summery, light purple with deep blues that reminded him of the deep ocean he sailed upon. The view was so breath taking, Kapp?n sat back and drank it all in. He could feel his eyelids getting heavy and a warm, salty breeze gently lulled him into a light sleep.
Booming, quick, thunderous sounds came out of nowhere and Kapp?n was so startled he fell over in his ship as he was awoken. Panic filled his body as he peeked over the edge of his boat to see what was happening. Everything was quiet for a moment, and then the booming sounds were back. Kapp?n let out a sigh of relief, and even felt a little silly when he realized what startled him so badly was the fireworks show the village held every weekend in the summer. He laughed at himself a little and went to take his seat back on the boat when he heard footsteps coming toward the beach. Mayor Majora?s figure was coming into view and she made her way down to the dock. She greeted Kapp?n with a smile and informed him the village was celebrating the wonderful season of summer with fireworks at the plaza. Everyone in the village was already there and she wanted to make sure Kapp?n attended as well. None of the mayors from other villages had ever invited Kapp?n to the local events and he felt a sense of belonging with Majora standing there, asking him to celebrate with the village. Kapp?n cheerfully accepted and followed Majora to the plaza.
Kapp?n was greeted with smiles and hugs from all the villagers and even Majora?s assistant, Isabelle, whom he had never met before. There was plenty of food and drinks for everyone there and Kapp?n felt so at home with these villagers who he was sure only knew him as ?the guy who drives the boat?. He watched as fireworks lit up the night sky and he even sang some songs for the villagers, who in turn sang along with him.
The night came to an end and all the villagers returned to their homes. Before she turned in for the night, Mayor Majora thanked Kapp?n for being such a great captain and ferrying the villagers to and from the island. Kapp?n felt like he really belonged in this village, like he was a part of the community, and it was a feeling that was new to him. He made his way back to his boat and prepared to set sail for his home until the next day. As he sailed across the dark water, Kapp?n thought of a new song to sing. The stars shone bright and reflected off the sea like twinkling lights and Kapp?n sung his heart out with his new favorite song.
?This world spins ?round, but I be here to stay.
And I got dreams I?ll follow some fine day.?
The summer sun beat down unforgivingly and Kapp?n was forced to wipe the sweat that began to form on his forehead. This day seemed hotter than the any other day of this summer so far. He noticed the nearby villagers weren?t as active as they had been the last few days and he watched as smoke billowed in the distance from the rooftops of the beachfront houses. Surely someone was going to want to take a trip today, it was way too hot to stay on land. Who wouldn?t want to sail to the island and spend all day diving in the clear blue waters of the ocean on a day like this? Kapp?n really began to feel the heat as the sun reached the middle of the sky, his body had become drenched in sweat and he hadn?t realized it. Luckily, Kapp?n always packed his cooler with lots of drinks and snacks for when the boat needed to stay at the village?s dock. As he turned to open his cooler, he immediately let out a sigh of agony. The cooler wasn?t there. How could he have been so stupid? Kapp?n recalled waking up late this morning and rushing to his boat to make it to the dock on time while Leilani, his wife, was yelling something after him.
Kapp?n was really kicking himself over this incident, wondering how he was going to survive in this heat, when he heard footsteps in the sand nearby. He quickly turned and was greeted by a silhouette of someone with a large hat on and quickly recognized him or her as someone from the village. The mayor of the village noticed how distressed Kapp?n was about not having anything to drink and shook down a coconut from a nearby tree. Mayor Majora took it upon herself to crack open the fresh coconut and offer it to Kapp?n as a drink. Kapp?n smiled with delight and thanked Majora for her kindness. Before she went back into the village, Majora removed the straw hat from her head and offered it to Kapp?n, insisting he take it because the sun was only going to get hotter throughout the day. Kapp?n thanked her once again for being so kind and offered a free round trip to the island as a token of gratitude. Majora smiled and ran off back to the village leaving footprints in the sand on her way.
The hot summer day continued as any other workday would for Kapp?n, villagers took trips to the island and Kapp?n got to sit inside the cool cabana and visit with his family while the villagers enjoyed some time in paradise. Sailing to and from the island was the best part for Kapp?n. He got to do what he had always loved doing and he got to sing some sea shanties along the way. He knew his voice wasn?t as smooth and appealing as that city slicker, K.K. Slider, but his passengers seemed to really enjoy his songs. He would sing, and villagers would sway back and forth to the music. Sometimes he thought it was just the waves and the motion of the boat making the passengers sway, but even on the calmest of days they still seemed to move with the music.
As the sun set over the village, Kapp?n took in the beautiful view from the dock. The sky was lit up with colors of fiery orange and bright yellow and as time passed, the colors faded into a summery, light purple with deep blues that reminded him of the deep ocean he sailed upon. The view was so breath taking, Kapp?n sat back and drank it all in. He could feel his eyelids getting heavy and a warm, salty breeze gently lulled him into a light sleep.
Booming, quick, thunderous sounds came out of nowhere and Kapp?n was so startled he fell over in his ship as he was awoken. Panic filled his body as he peeked over the edge of his boat to see what was happening. Everything was quiet for a moment, and then the booming sounds were back. Kapp?n let out a sigh of relief, and even felt a little silly when he realized what startled him so badly was the fireworks show the village held every weekend in the summer. He laughed at himself a little and went to take his seat back on the boat when he heard footsteps coming toward the beach. Mayor Majora?s figure was coming into view and she made her way down to the dock. She greeted Kapp?n with a smile and informed him the village was celebrating the wonderful season of summer with fireworks at the plaza. Everyone in the village was already there and she wanted to make sure Kapp?n attended as well. None of the mayors from other villages had ever invited Kapp?n to the local events and he felt a sense of belonging with Majora standing there, asking him to celebrate with the village. Kapp?n cheerfully accepted and followed Majora to the plaza.
Kapp?n was greeted with smiles and hugs from all the villagers and even Majora?s assistant, Isabelle, whom he had never met before. There was plenty of food and drinks for everyone there and Kapp?n felt so at home with these villagers who he was sure only knew him as ?the guy who drives the boat?. He watched as fireworks lit up the night sky and he even sang some songs for the villagers, who in turn sang along with him.
The night came to an end and all the villagers returned to their homes. Before she turned in for the night, Mayor Majora thanked Kapp?n for being such a great captain and ferrying the villagers to and from the island. Kapp?n felt like he really belonged in this village, like he was a part of the community, and it was a feeling that was new to him. He made his way back to his boat and prepared to set sail for his home until the next day. As he sailed across the dark water, Kapp?n thought of a new song to sing. The stars shone bright and reflected off the sea like twinkling lights and Kapp?n sung his heart out with his new favorite song.
?This world spins ?round, but I be here to stay.
And I got dreams I?ll follow some fine day.?
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Mega_Cabbage
Meh
I really like this! It's written so well and THAT ENDING! So good!
(and to everyone who commented on mine - thank you so muchit means a lot!)
Thanks for reading! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I honestly did not expect it to turn out like this when I first started.
Jamborenium
ugh
Inspired by this Dex entry
Volcarona, the Sun Pok?mon and the evolved form of Larvesta. When ash from a volcanic eruption darkened the sky, it is said Volcarona's fire replaced the sun.
God I have so much more to add lol
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DarkDesertFox
Your Typical Trickster
Something happened.
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Jamborenium
ugh
F! ck now I'm scared to submit mine cause I'm not sure if it's summery enough and will just get rejected and all my hard work will be in vain.
Like I want to finish but at the same time I'm like should I even bother?
Like I want to finish but at the same time I'm like should I even bother?
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