At around human height and about two hundred ten pounds or so, the Charizard's body was one of the smaller ones around the plateau. The way it was leaning and almost wedged against the rocky slope made it difficult to get leverage, but it was hardly immovable.<br/>It was certainly no Venusaur or Steelix, or some Rock or Steel pokemon, though 'Tai's efforts weren't sufficient. Not without leverage and help; His slim blue and white serpentine form might have been longer than the Charizard had been tall, but the Dratini was just a fraction of the mass of the Fire type.<br/><br/>Still, he tried, working his way around the body, coiling up and pushing against the slope of the mountainside to try to push the Charizard away from the rocky face. Working with the Tyrogue and the Steven, he was determined to make progress.<br/><br/>Naomi considered Steven's question.<span style="color: #6495ED">"Ah... name it and it was showing. Hyperbeam was the brightest of the attacks, but it wasn't the only one. That boulder that crashed through our camp? Could've been the result of any of what, a couple dozen Ground, Rock, or Steel-type moves? There were bolts of fire, lightning... it looked like the attackers in the sky were harassing and attacking something on the ground, but everything was too distant, too obscured, to really make out. I've made a recording but playing it back on this small screen isn't going to show us anything useful. I'm not even sure it caught anything."</span><br/><br/>She looked over at the sputtering, broken pokedex laying on the ground in among the bodies.<span style="color: #6495ED">"I could try to salvage that, see what it caught because it looks like someone was trying to scan whatever it was, but I'm not hopeful of retrieving anything."</span><br/><br/>And then she saw the remains of the Masterball, and made the connection.<span style="color: #6495ED">"Oh. Oh SHIT. Oh fucking hell."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>