<span style="font-size: 10px"><b>[Jason]</b></span><br/>The young trainer cast a look over at Jackie when she said he should probably take this battle. Looking back at the Pidgy he knew it wouldn't be hard to defeat, even at Drogons level ember would do some serious damage to the bird type. Letting out a sigh that was meant as an agreement Jason turned fully to face the Flying Pokemon and readied himself, not needing to toss Drogon seeing as it was already out, waiting for instruction.<br/><br/>Even with Jason stepping up the plate the Pidgy didn't seem to care, it only fluffed its feathers out more, trying to seem larger as it defended its territory. "Okay Drogon, this is our first battle, I have faith in you," Jason said, trying to encourage his pokemon, knowing that it could make the difference in a battle. Starting without a warning Jason ordered Drogon to go, the battle plans for the fight already ingrained in both of them, the long talk last night being about how to fight without orders.<br/><br/>The soft pitter-patter of the Lazards clawed toes hitting the ground could be heard through the woods as the Charmander charged at his enemy, leaping at him and barely missing with its outstretched claws. trying to use the move Scratch.<br/><br/><b><span style="font-size: 10px">[Drogon]</span></b><br/>Drogon let out a low growl as he missed the pidge, the annoying brown bird flapping just out of his reach just before he could sink his claws into him. Not giving up though the pokemon readied itself again, charging after the bird it lept into the air, surprising the Pidgy who seemed to be making fun of the small fire blizzard. Drogon collided with the bird before it could lift off, grabbing it and sunk its sharp nails into his skin as they both fell to the ground.<br/><br/>"Now Drogon, use Ember" shouted Drogons trainer from a bit away. Hearing the voice of Jason pumped the Charmander up, feeling the fire that coursed through him. Opening its maw a brilliant fireball erupted from it, striking the Pidgy once and then again when that wasn't enough, holding the pokemon down and striking it with Ember before it could heal. Until the creature fainted, leaving Drogon as the winner as well as providing him with experience from the higher level pidgy.<br/><br/>After the Pidy had fainted Drogon lept up, returning from the scary lizard and back into the happy jolly Charmander he was. Dancing around at his first pokemon victory and not a single blow had landed on him. All he wanted was to hear words of praise from his trainer and maybe some snacks. Okay, a lot of snacks. Bouncing up to Jason he held his hands up, waving them around while trying to get his attention. "Chaaaaaaar... Chaaaaaaaar," said Drogon.<br/><br/><span style="font-size: 10px"><b>[Jason]</b></span><br/>The battle didn't last nearly as long a Jason had thought it would, with Drogon having a completely different attitude when fighting. It had surprised Jason quite a bit but it is said that pokemon can take after their trainers, and Jason was the same way, becoming someone different when in the heat of the moment. It wasn't exactly a bad thing, just meant that the two of them were never their true selves unless they were in the middle of a battle. "Good job Drogon, keep fighting like that and there will be no one who can stop us," Jason said to the pokemon.<br/><br/>Watching the happy Charmander stomp up to him Jason kneeled down and chuckled as he began to wave his arms around waiting for something, its words long and drawn out. "Do you want back on my shoulders," Jason asked softly, thinking that was what the small lizard wanted. Though a small shake of the head no told him that he was wrong. Wait. Taking off his bag he pulled a poke puff from within and held it out to the lizard who happily took it and began to munch away.<br/><br/>"Come on, let's catch up with the others," Jason said as he stood up and looked over at the pond Jackie said she was going to. Not seeing her he decided to walk over and just search for pokemon, she would turn up eventually. Walking over to the pond he kneeled near the edge and appeared into the crystal blue water, seeing many different types of pokemon swimming below. Some were even Magicarps like those Jackie was asking for. He would have to tell her when she popped out of the bushes. Metaphorically speaking, of course, she was somewhere just where Jason couldn't see her, maybe even a simple tree blocking the view.