Thursday, December 19, 2013

The Hunter Adventures; Chapter 6: The Trip to the Unova Region

Hunter was panting as he ran to the road that leads to Magmalore. He thought about Magmalore: Volcanoes, Fire Dancers, Lava Springs, and next week is the Volcano Festival.  A huge festival where people from all over the Cayad Region come to watch the Great Charizard rise out of the biggest volcano in the city, Mt. Magmalore.  Inside of Mt. Magmalore, the Magmalore Pokemon Gym is located.
Hunter got a call on his pokegear.
"Hello?" Hunter asked.
"Hunter! I booked a flight to your Grandma Betty's house! Come home so we can start packing!" His Mom told.
"K.k," Hunter retorted.
He had forgotten it was almost Christmas.
Hunter called a taxi and rode home.  He found his mom packing her suitcase with the help of Hunter's pet Lillipups, Daisy and Dallas.
Dallas licked Hunter's face with excitement to see him back home.  Hunter pet her, and started packing.
"Shirts, Video games, Pants, socks, mittens, jackets, and a toothbrush." Hunter counted as he packed.

Hunter looked up at the Cayad Airport.  Huge airplanes as big as ten snorlax.

Hunter boarded the plane, and reached in his bag for his DS, when the Flight Attendant spoke over the loudspeaker.
"Hello everyone, have a safe ride, blah blah blah blah blah."
She told everyone, at least that was what Hunter heard.

3 hours later, Hunter arrived in the Unova Region.  He got in the taxi and drove to his Grandma's house.
"Hello, Hunter!" His Grandma said.
"Hi Grandma!" Hunter waved.
His mom and grandma started talking, so he went outside to explore.
"Hehe...a second friend to play with... Well, I'll name you Lily!"   Hunter heard through the bushes.
"Second? Why not third?" Hunter said walking out of the bushes.
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousDecember 30, 2013 at 5:20 PM

    You should put more pictures.
    -Esther

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2014 at 4:53 PM

    Yay! You read my comment!
    -Esther

    ReplyDelete

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