The Pikachu was right where Bruce wanted her. With the poison moving through her body he could almost taste the sweet victory that was just within his grasp. He smirked at her; it was a cocky grin, superior. But when that Thunderbolt came that cocky smirk was wiped right off his face. He let out a yelp, staggering back a little, a little dazed from the attack. Then she came down on him again, or he had thought. She had actually landed beside him. He let out a low growl of frustration was about to turn around and lunge again, when suddenly he felt vines wrap around him. Elliott had been woken up as well. When the Nidoran turned his attention away from the Bulbasaur he saw Danielle standing over the two of the, hands on her hips, with a look on her face that made it clear she was angry.<br/><br/>â€œWhat in the world is going on?â€ She asked. Daisy was perched on her shoulder. Bruce glowered the bird and told her that she should have stayed out of it, but his words were unheard by Danielle. The young girl looked from the Pikachu, to Bruce, and scowled. â€œYou two were fighting?â€ She sighed and scooped the Pikachu up in her arms. â€œYou poor thingâ€¦ oh, youâ€™ve been poisoned! Hang on, I have just the thing.â€ She placed her down and started to rummage around in her bag. During her little hike through the forest she had come across an antidote. She was hoping that she still had it, unable to recall using it since she had been super careful.<br/><br/>Once she pulled it out she frowned as she shook it a little. There was only a little bit left, but it was enough to assuage the Pikachuâ€™s pain. She walked over to her again, patted her on the head, and applied the antidote gently.<br/><br/>When Danielle finished, she turned to Bruce and sighed, giving Elliott the ok to let him go. The Nidoran didnâ€™t seem at all apologetic. â€œYouâ€™re not participating in the gym battle when we get to Pewter!â€ She said in a stern voice before returning him to his PokÃ©ball. Looking at Daisy, Elliott, and the Pikachu she took the Pikachu in her arms again and tried to calm down. Bruce had received a cruel punishment, to the eyes of PokÃ©mon, but it had to be done. Despite being a rookie trainer, she did know when punishment needed to be given; she couldnâ€™t have her team fighting each other. That was simply unacceptable. It made her look bad and the fact that there were people looking at her already made her feel embarrassed. She simply ignored whatever the others were saying and stayed focused on her team. â€œAlright, letâ€™s hurry to the Pewter PokÃ©mon Center.â€