Ice-Fire-Drag

 Noshi paced quietly around the large sharp boulder. The only sound that could be heard was the rhythmic click, click-click of his hooves hitting the hard stone ground. He snorted, releasing some of his rapidly-building frustration. Where is he? He glanced west toward the sun. It was no longer visible, obscured behind Misty Valley’s tall mountains. “He’s late,” he growled. Suddenly, right on cue, a low hum followed by a piercing metallic scream filled the sky. Finally! A huge Skarmory sliced through the misty air, forming wide, spiraling circles around the secluded area of the valley before landing gingerly on the

“And so after you part the seeds and plant them, you need to bury them like this.” Marie scooted a clump of soil over the Cheri seeds with her foot and firmly packed it in. “Like this, Mama?” Felix had tried to mimic her mother, only to miss and fall over backward. Being a Budew, her feet were far too stubby. “Sort of,” Marie laughed, finishing the job for her. Felix wasn't angry, however. She knew she was still young, and her parents can take care of the garden without her help. A familiar laughter sounded in the distance, and she peered out of the chain link fence to see where it had come from. Immedia

“So again, why is it important to market?” Felix sat patiently across from Oscar, huge roses resting neatly in her lap. Oscar scratched at the scruff on the side of his face before answering. “I don't um... remember what marketing is?” Felix sighed. “Seriously, Oscar?” The Roselia was obviously annoyed, but despite this, she had kept her calm composure. The confused Stunky answered with nothing more than a shrug. “Marketing,” she said calmly, tilting her head. “Without marketing, you would have no target audience would you?” “Um, no?” “You need to know w