The collapsed buildings at least had one advantage, in that it stopped the fleeing Charmander dead in his tracks. The poor, frightened little Pokemon curled up under a slab of rock and whimpered softly. Aisha quickly ducked down and pulled her Charmander close against her, and for the first time he eagerly embraced the hug, snuggling into her soft chest.<span style="color: #FF00FF">"Aww, there, there, its okay."</span>She hushed, gently stroking Charlie's head as the others went to work at getting the people free from the debris. Aisha was simply stunned. So much devastation, it was so hard to believe this was all the work of a Pokemon. It wasnt uncommon for wild Pokemon to attack humans, but that usually only happened if you got into their territory. And even then, the damage they did was never as bad as this.<br/><br/>As she watched Jay and Jake go to work, she couldn't help but feel so useless. She didnt have the faintest clue what to do, and couldn't even keep her Pokemon under control. She quickly joined up with Jay, who despite the situation seemed to be in control. She didn't like the idea of going<i>towards</i>it though, it would seem like a much better idea to run in the complete opposite direction.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>