As always, Volsar belongs to  KeeperofJunk. But let's be serious, if you're involved in Pokemon and/or vore, you probably know Volsar. I think in his mind, it's a crime to not know him...




Damn it, he took your spoon and he is going to pay for that! Being almost 100% positive that the twisted spoon is the spoon you were looking for, you head down the hall as fast as your stubby little Trapinch legs will carry you, leaving the straight spoon on the table. It will probably get stolen by another Psychic type at some point, maybe a Latias. Who knows?
Volsar is doing a very bad job if he’s trying to lose you. The bright green moss lining the walls has been twisted and shaped, part of it into arrows, the other part into… er… symbols and words that would probably make even the saltiest Tentacruel blush.
Eventually, the moss leads you to the opening of a large chamber. Taking a small peek around the corner, you spot the Abra sitting in the middle of the room. His back is to you and he’s scratching himself with the spoon. If you were getting the spoon for yourself, you’d probably just let him have it, but the Ralts can deal with it since she wants the spoon.
You start to charge in and then pause. Looking at the facts first might be a good idea. Ever since you met the Abra, he’s been a cocky prick, but he’s definitely been confident. You get the feeling that this confidence isn’t misplaced; he’s probably going to be pretty strong. On top of that, the PSYCHIC Pokemon now has what you believe to be the Twisted Spoon, an item that makes PSYCHIC Pokemon stronger. If he was already a powerful opponent, he would be even moreso now. Or, there’s always the chance that you picked the wrong spoon and he’s weaker now. On top of all this, you get the feeling that he’s probably been a Pokemon all of his life and is much more familiar with his strengths and weaknesses than you are with your own.
All the facts are making charging into battle look like a bad idea, but you could still do it and win, most likely. However, there are also several piles of rocks around the room that you could sneak to and make a nice surprise opening that would tilt things in your favor. This is, of course, provided you can reach the rocks without the Abra seeing you. He could be paying more attention or expecting you, in which case, a surprise attack could turn in his favor.
Hmmm… so take the brave risky way? Or the strategic risky way? You could win or lose either way, it all depends on how much attention the Abra is paying and how seriously he takes you.


VOTING TIME:
>> Charge Volsar
>> Try to sneak up on Volsar


Voting ends November 23, 9:30am EST