Phantasmic Pokemon: Phorieon League - Chapter 9 by DashieTheYTP, literature
Literature
Phantasmic Pokemon: Phorieon League - Chapter 9
Phantasmic Pokémon: The Phorieon League.
Chapter 9: Opening the Jaws of Trust!
Last time, our story shifted focus to an honorary member of the Meme Brigade, Dr. Neo Cortex, and saw his journey begin, with one massive shock from the Electric attacks of his starter Pokémon, Steely the Togedemaru, and from a surprise attack from Team Blight. Now, we’ll be going back to our main six heroes, and see what they’re up to.
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“And you're in!” Appule said, handing Cedric back his Pokédex, as well as 3 cases. “You and your friends are now registered for the Gym Challenge, including our Pokémon Contests and Showcases.”
“Waiiiit a minute… aren’t you one of Frieza’s men?!” Kaos screamed, realizing who just helped them finish registering for the League.
“Formerly, yes… just doing my own thing now. Believe me, this is less taxing than working for Frieza… and it pays better!”
“But Frieza wouldn’t pay you–” Meen started.
“He allowed us to live. That was our payment.” Appule said. A small gray
ZOMBIE Septiplier Chapter 8 by AlexOfBirdos, literature
Literature
ZOMBIE Septiplier Chapter 8
"I trust him" Jack started, watching Singe's face turn to that of an annoyed one, "I don't think he's like that. I believe he's a good guy. Not the bad one you think he is just because he is a zombie. You should try talking to him." Jack waited for a response. With nothing but annoyance and confusion written on Singe's face, Jack sighed. He didn't know if she'd ever even let Jack show her how good of a guy Mark is. She just had that view of him, set in stone and incapable of movement, like Excalibur. It's like she thought of all zombies to just be one. Like none of them can be different, none better or worse, just mean and viscous monsters that eat people's brains.
"Trust isn't enough" Singe said at last. Jack felt like giving up, but doing so also felt like he'd be giving up on a potential friendship between Singe and Mark. He wanted them to be able to be friends. He just had to think of some way to make it work.
"If he didn't want to be my friend he wouldn't have told me