~raaaawniiiie (Mothim in Danger)

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An Espeon Pokémorph entered Tarro Town, completely ignoring everything as she headed towards the Pokémon Centre. She was Sulteron, and she was in a hurry. She was carrying a Mothim; and unusual one by the name of Rawnie. She was unusual in the fact that she was a female. Other unusual Pokémon were about, too. For example, the emerald green Cyndaquil, Chia, on Sulteron's shoulder, and the bright red and orange Flareon, Fayo, at his trainer's side. There was also Schizo the Sentret and Zombie the Machop, who were wild like Rawnie and friends with the Mothim. Sulteron was being helped in the carrying of Rawnie by a girl called Lana.

She rushed into the Centre, relieved to be there at long last. Thank goodness! Now Rawnie could get the help she badly needed. The only worry now was whether or not she'd really approve of this method, but that didn't matter so much as getting her healed. She hurried up to the counter, ignoring any people who might be waiting to be served by Nurse Joy, and said to the nurse, "Er, could you help us? We've kinda got an emergancy here!" in hope that Rawnie would be helped.

[Kimo]

Some sketchy-looking man who held a Teddisaura with a bad head cold cried, <Hey,> as Sulteron sped past him. <This tyke’s spewing snot here.>
<Look, it’s dripping down my hand..> he said, even though the girl mostly didn’t care at this point. He began walking off, distracted as he kept talking: <Emergency? Can’t be more urgent than the emergency my floors are experiencing.. You don’t understand what can come out of a puny little creature’s nostrils till you see it up close and personal..> He quickly faded into muttering.

Behind the counter, a lady with light pink hair had been typing rapidly away on a computer. Of course, this was a Nurse Joy. Although she looked exhausted as she stared down the screen’s information, she confronted the trainer with a smile.
<I’d be glad to help, hon.> She quickly turned to tap at an extremely identical nurse right next to her. <Please help this poor girl out. She’s dealing with an emergency.> She nodded at the request and came from behind the counter to assist Sulteron.

<Alright, please explain the emergency to me. I’ll try my best to assist your problem! And please present the pokemon to me, if you will. We can start helping it immediately even as you speak with me.>

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Lana, equally relieved that they'd been able to find the Pokemon Center, was just about as considerate as Sulteron was towards the other people in line. She struggled to keep up with the Espeon trainer. Her riolu, Cioux, was still huddled in his pokeball.

Her brother lagged behind. His thick, scaly tail dragged on the ground as he gently nudged his way through everybody else, muttering silently, "Excuse me... pardon me... I'm with them... excuse me." He walked with his head down, hardly seeming to notice even the Teddiursa and it's owner when a bit of mucus dripped to his shirt. He slunk on after his sister and their new friend.

Upon reaching the counter, Lana nearly leaped towards the Nurse before she remembered the load she was helping carry. The small trainer bounced on the balls of her feet, eager to hand over the pokemon. Who knew a bug could weigh so much? However, Sulteron didn't seem to have a problem with it. Lana did her best to calm down.

"Yeah, yeah! Listen, we have a Mothim here in need of immediate medical treatment. A Spinerak or Ariados or something got to her. Do you guys have poison control? You may need to put her under life support..." Clearly the emergency of the situation was getting to Lana's head. For her, this was like an episode of House. Or ER.

Aarin reached the counter, and gave his sister a look that seemed to make her a little more sane. She blinked and snapped her mouth shut.

"We were in that shack off the path of route one, and attacked by spider pokemon. I'm not quite sure what hurt her, but she's not doing to good. We were wondering if you could take a look... Is what that one meant." Aarin jabbed a thumb towards Lana.

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