Rock Throw? Rock Throw!?<br/><br/>“Daisy, get out of the way!” Danielle shouted. Daisy did as she was told, the rock narrowly missing her by a hair. That had been too close for comfort. Way too close for comfort. The little bird had been thrown off a little. Flapping her wings, she positioned herself above the Sandshrew and awaited Danielle’s orders.<br/><br/>Danielle had to admit she had not seen that coming. Then again, the poor girl had no idea that gym Pokémon were much different, better trained, than Pokémon trained by the trainers she had encountered on her way here. She was hoping to match speed. This was the first time she had gone against a Sandshrew, but the Sandslash she saw on TV had been fast. She was kind of hoping this battle would be similar. It goes to show just how little she knew about being a trainer. All of the knowledge she had wasn’t going to do much here if she couldn’t devise a strategy.<br/><br/>Smirking a little, she chuckled, “Not bad. But it’s going to take more than a pebble to take Daisy out! This is far from over.” Her recovery was quick but this was hardly the time to relax. An attack like that was certainly keeping her on her toes. “Now, Daisy, Gust!” Once again, Daisy obeyed. The little bird flapped her wings has hard as she could, the dust in the area kicking up a little while she did so, sending the small whirlwind crashing towards the Sandshrew.<br/><br/>Hopefully Danielle wouldn’t have to drag Elliott out here early…