X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 2 by Leafquill, literature
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X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 2
Dawn just began to tinge the horizon when the walls of Aquacorde Town hove into view. A small town, but it nevertheless boasted several large community buildings in addition to the farmhouses surrounding it. The smell of manure drifted to Xylem’s nostrils. Though they could tell it wasn’t Rhyhorn manure, the farm child nevertheless took some comfort in the scent. But after walking the whole night through, even this small comfort seemed to pale in comparison to the ache in Xylem’s limbs.
Stumbling with weariness, they wiped sweat from their brow. “Phloem...please, can’t we rest? We’re almost there.”
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 1 by Leafquill, literature
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X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 1
Phloem took Xylem by the hand and led them to a ramshackle structure deep in the forest. Built like a small hut of sticks, bark, and leaves, Xylem had to duck to get inside. They found it drier than they had expected, though drafty. How long had Phloem lived here?
“You say you know me,” Xylem said, looking around. They gingerly say upon a slice of tree stump, which they took to be a chair.
“I do,” the Chespin said. “I’ve been living here for years, ever since I suspected you to be the chosen one. And I was right!”
Xylem drew their cloak in around their shoulders. “Yes, you said as much. But w
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Prologue by Leafquill, literature
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X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Prologue
At midnight on their sixteenth year,
The skies will declare them.
Exiled by the one who should have loved them,
They face the road ahead.
Neither man nor woman,
They will take up both buckler and blade in but one hand.
As the veins in the stem nourish the flower
So they will nourish the land:
The one true monarch to save all of Kalos.
————
The wind howled through the trees, causing leaves to fall in droves, though it was too dark to see their bright colors. Thunder cracked. Fat raindrops spattered into the branches and splintered into fine droplets. The smell of wet loam and mushrooms prevailed. The dice of fate st
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Rules by Leafquill, literature
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X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Rules
1. You’re in x-ile! You can’t go back to Vaniville for any reason. (Except where the game requires you to bring your Mom the professor’s letter)
2. Nickname everyone!
3. Only the first Pokémon on each route is available to catch. Roll a d20. If you crit fail (roll a 1), you have to KO the Pokémon without catching it.
4. If you already have the first Pokémon you encounter, roll a d20 as usual. If you crit fail, you’ve lost your chance to get a Pokémon this route. But any other roll, and you may attempt to catch the second Pokémon you encounter. Same d20 rolls apply.
5. You must keep the firs
Ultra Tiny Autumn Moon: Rules!! by Leafquill, literature
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Ultra Tiny Autumn Moon: Rules!!
Welcome to Ultra Tiny Autumn Moon! A challenge run featuring only itsy bitsy fall/Halloween themed-Pokémon. There won’t be any deaths because that makes me sad, instead the challenge is to go through the whole game with only unevolved Pokémon, starter included!
So here are my self-imposed rules:
-Catch all Pokémon that aren’t yet in the Pokedex, nickname them, and immediately box them. They are unusable in gameplay.
-Use only the five tiny Pokémon provided (bred in my completed Sun game and placed on UltraMoon via Pokémon Bank). These Pokémon are: Rowlet, Pumpkaboo (size small), Dewpider, Litwick,
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 58: Beauty Rest by Leafquill, literature
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Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 58: Beauty Rest
I cracked open my eyes. My head pulsed slightly, making a tiny little beep sound each time. The curtains of the canopy bed I’d fallen asleep in in the castle tower looked different. They were blue with...swirls on them, and what kinda looked like stylized Staryu. Weird, I could have sworn they’d been like...purple, and velvety. A sharp smell entered my nostrils, like the alcohol prep pads my Mom used on my cuts before she put a bandage on. When I was a kid, that is. I could do my own bandaids now. My legs and body felt so warm, but my arms were cold. They were bare. What happened to my hoodie? I sat up. And realized I wasn’t in the castle tower at all. A machine beeped softly near my bedside, displaying some kind of readout. The curtains were hospital curtains. But the smell really was antiseptic. I looked down at my hands; someone had bandaged up the cuts I’d gotten from the flying shrapnel caused by Reshiram’s Fusion Flare. “What…” I whispered. “Darling?” said a sleepy voice. I
Leafy's Nuzlocke Ch 57: A Dragon Guards the Castle by Leafquill, literature
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Leafy's Nuzlocke Ch 57: A Dragon Guards the Castle
“You’re wrong about one thing,” I said. “Well, actually, like, a whole bunch of things, but one thing in particular right now.” I crossed my arms and glared at N across the battlefield. “I’m going to befriend Kyurem, not you.” “Reshiram,” N said, apparently not hearing me. “Use Fusion Flare!” I squeaked and grabbed the digital placard that was next to Simipour’s Pokeball. What moves did this unfamiliar Simipour have? It wasn’t exactly the same as Yazoo’s moveset, but it was close. Reshiram created a massive orb of orange fire in front of its mouth and hurled it at the Simipour. “Simipour, dodge it with Acrobatics!” I said. The Simipour vaulted to the side, and the fiery sphere just barely seared his tail. The Fusion Flare struck the battlefield and absolutely exploded. A shockwave knocked me down on my butt and sent Simipour tumbling. The heat from the Flare soaked through my hoodie and left me sweating in just seconds. “What the heck?!” I exclaimed, scrambling to my feet. My
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 56: Damsel in Distress by Leafquill, literature
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Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 56: Damsel in Distress
“You’re not putting me in a dungeon?”
The Shadow Triad member shoved me through the door and shut it behind me. I heard the lock click. I kicked the door defiantly and turned to see my room.
It definitely wasn’t a dungeon. Which was too bad, because the helicopter had landed on a helipad atop an actual, for-real castle tower. One of the Shadow Triad had cut off my zipties and dragged me down the staircase to something Ghetsis referred to as the guest room. Not a bad room, really. A four-postered bed with velvet drapes and thick quilts took up the center of the room, with a dramatically large fireplace opposite. Cozie
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 55: Odds Against by Leafquill, literature
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Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 55: Odds Against
“You’re gonna regret sneaking up on me,” I said. “Crepuscular! Go get the others!”
My Woobat swooped towards the trees, but two dark-garbed men shifted into view and blocked his path. A third man in dark clothes stepped up beside Ghetsis. The Shadow Triad. I recognized them from Chargestone Cave. Fine! I would just take care of this, myself.
The four men spread out around our little group, and my boys spread out in a ring around me. Four against one was way more than unfair.
“What’sa matter,” I taunted. “Think you can’t handle one little teenager on your own?”
Ghetsis folde
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 54: Signs of the Times by Leafquill, literature
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Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 54: Signs of the Times
“You’re a Water-type trainer and you know how to start a fire?” I said skeptically.
Cress laughed as he set up a “tent” of kindling and logs in his freshly-dug firepit. “Of course. Like I said earlier, me and my brothers traveled around when we first became trainers. We camped out a lot--and being around a Fire-type trainer for all that time kinda rubs off on you.”
We’d traveled the rest of the day on Lapras and Sharpedo. No sign of Team Plasma on the water, though we’d been pretty wary of every boat and swimmer we’d passed. But they were all ordinary trainers and fishermen, and I&
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 2 by Leafquill, literature
Literature
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 2
Dawn just began to tinge the horizon when the walls of Aquacorde Town hove into view. A small town, but it nevertheless boasted several large community buildings in addition to the farmhouses surrounding it. The smell of manure drifted to Xylem’s nostrils. Though they could tell it wasn’t Rhyhorn manure, the farm child nevertheless took some comfort in the scent. But after walking the whole night through, even this small comfort seemed to pale in comparison to the ache in Xylem’s limbs.
Stumbling with weariness, they wiped sweat from their brow. “Phloem...please, can’t we rest? We’re almost there.”
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 1 by Leafquill, literature
Literature
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Chapter 1
Phloem took Xylem by the hand and led them to a ramshackle structure deep in the forest. Built like a small hut of sticks, bark, and leaves, Xylem had to duck to get inside. They found it drier than they had expected, though drafty. How long had Phloem lived here?
“You say you know me,” Xylem said, looking around. They gingerly say upon a slice of tree stump, which they took to be a chair.
“I do,” the Chespin said. “I’ve been living here for years, ever since I suspected you to be the chosen one. And I was right!”
Xylem drew their cloak in around their shoulders. “Yes, you said as much. But w
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Prologue by Leafquill, literature
Literature
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Prologue
At midnight on their sixteenth year,
The skies will declare them.
Exiled by the one who should have loved them,
They face the road ahead.
Neither man nor woman,
They will take up both buckler and blade in but one hand.
As the veins in the stem nourish the flower
So they will nourish the land:
The one true monarch to save all of Kalos.
————
The wind howled through the trees, causing leaves to fall in droves, though it was too dark to see their bright colors. Thunder cracked. Fat raindrops spattered into the branches and splintered into fine droplets. The smell of wet loam and mushrooms prevailed. The dice of fate st
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Rules by Leafquill, literature
Literature
X-iled: A DnD Nuzlocke, Rules
1. You’re in x-ile! You can’t go back to Vaniville for any reason. (Except where the game requires you to bring your Mom the professor’s letter)
2. Nickname everyone!
3. Only the first Pokémon on each route is available to catch. Roll a d20. If you crit fail (roll a 1), you have to KO the Pokémon without catching it.
4. If you already have the first Pokémon you encounter, roll a d20 as usual. If you crit fail, you’ve lost your chance to get a Pokémon this route. But any other roll, and you may attempt to catch the second Pokémon you encounter. Same d20 rolls apply.
5. You must keep the firs
Ultra Tiny Autumn Moon: Rules!! by Leafquill, literature
Literature
Ultra Tiny Autumn Moon: Rules!!
Welcome to Ultra Tiny Autumn Moon! A challenge run featuring only itsy bitsy fall/Halloween themed-Pokémon. There won’t be any deaths because that makes me sad, instead the challenge is to go through the whole game with only unevolved Pokémon, starter included!
So here are my self-imposed rules:
-Catch all Pokémon that aren’t yet in the Pokedex, nickname them, and immediately box them. They are unusable in gameplay.
-Use only the five tiny Pokémon provided (bred in my completed Sun game and placed on UltraMoon via Pokémon Bank). These Pokémon are: Rowlet, Pumpkaboo (size small), Dewpider, Litwick,
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 58: Beauty Rest by Leafquill, literature
Literature
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 58: Beauty Rest
I cracked open my eyes. My head pulsed slightly, making a tiny little beep sound each time. The curtains of the canopy bed I’d fallen asleep in in the castle tower looked different. They were blue with...swirls on them, and what kinda looked like stylized Staryu. Weird, I could have sworn they’d been like...purple, and velvety. A sharp smell entered my nostrils, like the alcohol prep pads my Mom used on my cuts before she put a bandage on. When I was a kid, that is. I could do my own bandaids now. My legs and body felt so warm, but my arms were cold. They were bare. What happened to my hoodie? I sat up. And realized I wasn’t in the castle tower at all. A machine beeped softly near my bedside, displaying some kind of readout. The curtains were hospital curtains. But the smell really was antiseptic. I looked down at my hands; someone had bandaged up the cuts I’d gotten from the flying shrapnel caused by Reshiram’s Fusion Flare. “What…” I whispered. “Darling?” said a sleepy voice. I
Leafy's Nuzlocke Ch 57: A Dragon Guards the Castle by Leafquill, literature
Literature
Leafy's Nuzlocke Ch 57: A Dragon Guards the Castle
“You’re wrong about one thing,” I said. “Well, actually, like, a whole bunch of things, but one thing in particular right now.” I crossed my arms and glared at N across the battlefield. “I’m going to befriend Kyurem, not you.” “Reshiram,” N said, apparently not hearing me. “Use Fusion Flare!” I squeaked and grabbed the digital placard that was next to Simipour’s Pokeball. What moves did this unfamiliar Simipour have? It wasn’t exactly the same as Yazoo’s moveset, but it was close. Reshiram created a massive orb of orange fire in front of its mouth and hurled it at the Simipour. “Simipour, dodge it with Acrobatics!” I said. The Simipour vaulted to the side, and the fiery sphere just barely seared his tail. The Fusion Flare struck the battlefield and absolutely exploded. A shockwave knocked me down on my butt and sent Simipour tumbling. The heat from the Flare soaked through my hoodie and left me sweating in just seconds. “What the heck?!” I exclaimed, scrambling to my feet. My
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 56: Damsel in Distress by Leafquill, literature
Literature
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 56: Damsel in Distress
“You’re not putting me in a dungeon?”
The Shadow Triad member shoved me through the door and shut it behind me. I heard the lock click. I kicked the door defiantly and turned to see my room.
It definitely wasn’t a dungeon. Which was too bad, because the helicopter had landed on a helipad atop an actual, for-real castle tower. One of the Shadow Triad had cut off my zipties and dragged me down the staircase to something Ghetsis referred to as the guest room. Not a bad room, really. A four-postered bed with velvet drapes and thick quilts took up the center of the room, with a dramatically large fireplace opposite. Cozie
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 55: Odds Against by Leafquill, literature
Literature
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 55: Odds Against
“You’re gonna regret sneaking up on me,” I said. “Crepuscular! Go get the others!”
My Woobat swooped towards the trees, but two dark-garbed men shifted into view and blocked his path. A third man in dark clothes stepped up beside Ghetsis. The Shadow Triad. I recognized them from Chargestone Cave. Fine! I would just take care of this, myself.
The four men spread out around our little group, and my boys spread out in a ring around me. Four against one was way more than unfair.
“What’sa matter,” I taunted. “Think you can’t handle one little teenager on your own?”
Ghetsis folde
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 54: Signs of the Times by Leafquill, literature
Literature
Leafy's Nuzlocke Chapter 54: Signs of the Times
“You’re a Water-type trainer and you know how to start a fire?” I said skeptically.
Cress laughed as he set up a “tent” of kindling and logs in his freshly-dug firepit. “Of course. Like I said earlier, me and my brothers traveled around when we first became trainers. We camped out a lot--and being around a Fire-type trainer for all that time kinda rubs off on you.”
We’d traveled the rest of the day on Lapras and Sharpedo. No sign of Team Plasma on the water, though we’d been pretty wary of every boat and swimmer we’d passed. But they were all ordinary trainers and fishermen, and I&
Welcome to the house of awesomeness! by confusedkangaroo, journal
Welcome to the house of awesomeness!
336 watchers... you guys continue to surprise me! Honestly I should have made one of these journals ages ago! The joys of continually being ill (stomach bugs... why is it now that you haunt me?!). Regardless, thank you one and all again for watching my stuff. I really appreciate it, and speaking of appreciation, time to celebrate all those new watchers!
~pozut (https://www.deviantart.com/pozut) Your OC designs are so cool! Your traditional art is so tidy looking too (looks at me constantly smudging mine!).
:iconAilingStar: I didn't know just how many cool anthro stuff there was out there, but your favourites gallery proves it.
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FAE Heart Day Nanoevent- Hidden Love by DemonicSugarcube, literature
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FAE Heart Day Nanoevent- Hidden Love
She’ll find a man one day.
She’s still young and childish, and honestly her knowledge of the Phantasmal world is probably going to be unnerving for any Sightless suitors. But she’s growing up quickly, and turning into a beautiful young woman at that. It won’t be long now; one of these days she’s going to catch the eye of some nice young man, and she’ll find herself taking notice back. Maybe they’ll court for a while, but eventually, she’ll marry that man (hopefully a Seer, particularly an Exorcist), settle down and have children, and love him until the end of her days.
That’s