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Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 11:22 am
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 12:48 pm
Freedom.
It has been too long coming.
Did that preening idiot really believe he could contain me for good? It seems that he did, more fool him. I have taken everything from him that I think could be of use; some knowledge of the world around me, and a name.
Ada Lovelace may have been a human but I like what I have read of her, and the name has a pretty sound to it. Do free pokemon take names for themselves? I suppose that is something I will find out.
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 12:50 pm
Hunger.
I have never really known it before, I did not know one could be so hungry. I will not return to my jailer however no matter how the emptiness claws at my belly. I will find food for myself, I will find my own way. The free pokemon I have seen so far have scattered at the mere sight of me, so I have been unable to ask for their aid.
Am I a monster?
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 12:53 pm
I was captured, captured again and this time I could not escape alone. I shudder to say it but I worked with humans to get out of that mine, and though I worked with them against others of their kind I still feel dirty. I was rash and cocky, humans are still a threat to me despite how pathetic they are and I must remember this.
I will try to find woodland again, I need cover and perhaps I can find another of those trees that grows the black berries. I wish I knew what they were called.
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Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 12:55 pm
I encountered one of the humans from the mine today, the big one. He was sleeping under a tree with his slave Espeon but given how brainwashed the poor creature seemed to be last we met I decided to leave him and his jailor alone. I was only going to take their food but the Espeon woke up and sprang to his master's defense. The human was soon awake too, I feared that he would try to capture me. It seemed as though that was indeed to be my fate when the Espeon sent me to sleep but I awoke still free with the pair of them just sitting and watching me. Then the human gave me the food. Why did he do that, why could he not just have let me leave with it before? To put me in his debt? Perhaps, but I was too hungry to care. He promised to leave more food for me if I would put his bag out on a distinctive tree once I finished what was in it. His slave assured me that he had no ulterior motives, but he would say that wouldn't he? Nevertheless I don't think I have any option, surviving out here alone is so much harder than I thought it would be. I think it better better to die free than to live as a slave to brutal beings of lesser intallect, but that doesn't mean I want to die. I will use this human for as long as I can safely do so, build up my strength and try to formulate a plan. I cannot safely approach their large city to the north but perhaps I can make a living on the outskirts of smaller towns, find other likeminded pokemon to join me so that we can protect and aid one another... if I can find free pokemon who don't run away from me. It's strange to miss any aspect of my slave life, but I must confess I miss the companionship of the human's other captive pokemon.
I enjoy solitude, I find, but not loneliness. It is a hunger as true as a want for food and now that my belly is full again I feel it with full force.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 12:36 pm
Well....
Well.
It seems that at last I may be leaving the forest. The human who has been bringing me food - Dima - has offered me a room in his home in exchange for labour. i.e. chores. He will be bringing me a contract to consider next time he comes to bring me supplies, and if I find it to my satisfaction I shall sign it.
I am desperate to leave this place but I am still afraid. He has been... kind. I can't deny that he has been very kind indeed, yet I still cannot quite bring myself to trust him.
We shall have to see.
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