Eden is a school that takes students from all over the regions. Located in the battling paradise of Poketopia, this school only takes students of blossoming talent, and trains them for five years in its borders until they are ready to go out into the world. The school is a magnificent site to see. Beautiful forests cover the school grounds, which make for a great Pokemon catching area, or a mad game of Capture the Flag. In the heart of the school, surrounded by the dorms, there is a small tropical island, which doubles as the official battle grounds. Of course, battles can be held anywhere in the school except for the sitting rooms, but the island in the middle counts for the battles of the Games of Eden.
Huh? You want to know about the Games of Eden? Well, I guess I didn't explain that.
The Games are best described as your average league tournament. They are held bi-yearly, and are the ultimate test for the students at Eden. But these Games are more than just your average tournament. The students will be pushed to the breaking limit to be the top in each category; breeding, battling, and contests, to be the best the school, and the whole world, can offer. The reward is a life-time fund of money and full reccomendations to most Pokemon related jobs. But at school, this means something more. For winning the Games of Eden, one is proclaimed a Champion of Eden, basically the equivalent of being on the school council. These Champions have just about as much power as a teacher, being able to order other students around and recreate their own schedule. As a result, many of the Champions have become corrupt, becoming tyrants that are only controlled by an increasingly absent principal.
This year, the school year is just as wonderful as ever, the old students have left, and the new students have arrived. The preperations for the first set of Games are beginning, with the Champions working alongside the teachers. But this year, something is going wrong. The Pokemon around the borders of the Academy are wild, as if something is bothering them. The volcanoes have been errupting erratically, mysterious Pokemon and people have been moving around the borders. There is only one logical explanation. The legendary Pokemon are stirring. Despite this, the Games of Eden go on as planned. The students have a short while to get adjusted to Eden, and then chaos begins.
Good luck, to all of you students, new and old!
Huh? You want to know about the Games of Eden? Well, I guess I didn't explain that.
The Games are best described as your average league tournament. They are held bi-yearly, and are the ultimate test for the students at Eden. But these Games are more than just your average tournament. The students will be pushed to the breaking limit to be the top in each category; breeding, battling, and contests, to be the best the school, and the whole world, can offer. The reward is a life-time fund of money and full reccomendations to most Pokemon related jobs. But at school, this means something more. For winning the Games of Eden, one is proclaimed a Champion of Eden, basically the equivalent of being on the school council. These Champions have just about as much power as a teacher, being able to order other students around and recreate their own schedule. As a result, many of the Champions have become corrupt, becoming tyrants that are only controlled by an increasingly absent principal.
This year, the school year is just as wonderful as ever, the old students have left, and the new students have arrived. The preperations for the first set of Games are beginning, with the Champions working alongside the teachers. But this year, something is going wrong. The Pokemon around the borders of the Academy are wild, as if something is bothering them. The volcanoes have been errupting erratically, mysterious Pokemon and people have been moving around the borders. There is only one logical explanation. The legendary Pokemon are stirring. Despite this, the Games of Eden go on as planned. The students have a short while to get adjusted to Eden, and then chaos begins.
Good luck, to all of you students, new and old!
