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It was time for more errands... a time Dial wished could be postponed, but he knew when he joined the hunters that he had signed an agreement. He was part of one large team, where everyone had to pull their share, whether the tasks seemed important to the low-ranked guild members or not. And so, Dial laid down in the home of a porygon, trying his best to focus on the errand at hand. His job was to find out the interests of automated pokemon, such as the one in front of him, staring at him, watching his every move. His constant unblinking eyes were unnerving, but he knew this pokemon didn't understand that. Besides, his mind was preocdupied w

"Hey, Dial? Wake up." Barry's voice woke him up. Storm left several days ago, but Dial stayed in the hospital room with Barry ever since he arrived. He didn't know how long he had been there, only that days and nights all blurred into each other, into what was one long, never-ending strand of time. Time seemed to slow down as Barry's condition was only getting worse, despite the remedies the doctor was giving him. "Huh? Are you ok?" Dial asked in a groggy voice, barely having slept at all lately. "I don't think this herbal drink the doctor is giving me is working. It's been getting worse." Dial looked into his friend's eyes with both symp

My name's Dial. I'm the daytime member of Team Nocturnal Sun. I've spent the last half of my life traveling around with Barry ever since we ran away from our hometown, Arlous. A lot of crazy things have happened since then, but we've both grown so much because of it. I still can't believe how much different both of us were back then. I still lived with mother and father, while he was with that band of thieves, Nocturnal Nightmare. With how things were back at home, I never would have guessed we would go on to become lifelong friends. Heh, it almost feels like it was just last week. --- Arlous was a small, friendly town, full of life. Everyo

The night was quiet and peaceful. Everyone had already finished their jobs and tasks, and most pokemon were taking it easy and resting. Barry, on the other hand, was wide awake and making his usual round through the city, occasionally exploring different areas that were still new to him. Near the outskirts of the city, he saw a familiar ninetales walking towards an empty park. It was the same ninetales, Ceres, who he and Dial had met twice before. Along with her was a lucario, and the two appeared to be arguing. Wanting to see what was happening, Barry hid in the shadows by some nearby bushes. "I don't care how you feel about it. We made a d

With the ambassador safe with Dial, Barry was free to chase after the ninja who had attempted to harm her. As he got to the corner where he saw the mysterious pokemon turn at, he came to yet another alleyway with more turns. He was just fast enough to see the foot of the pokemon as they turned yet another corner. Barry kept up the chase, barely keeping up with the pokemon as they went from alleyway to alleyway, doing his best to keep up, until he finally turned a corner that led to a dead end. Surrounded by nothing but two brick walls on either side, and a closed fence at the end, he knew the pokemon he was pursuing had to be nearby. There w

"Ugh, where is Barry," Dial sighed, talking to himself. It was early morning, and the Iaponese ambassador would be arriving any minute. Barry and Dial agreed to escort her around Andalusst, making sure she was safe from any possible attacks that the ninjas on the loose may try. The only problem was, Barry was no where to be found. "We agreed to meet here by the water fountain. It would be nice if he would actually be on time for once in his life," Dial sighed. As the minutes went by, Dial began to feel uneasy. Yeah, it wasn't uncommon for Barry to go off on his own without a word and not show up on time, but that never made him worry about h

It was only a couple hours past midnight in Andalusst, the least-busy time of day. Perfect. With so few pokemon out and about, it would be easy for Barry to get Sundance's shuttlecocks back without being seen. All he had to do was cross over onto private property. "I know Sundance said he would go too," Barry thought to himself, "but he's probably asleep right now, and this is the best time of night to go." Without wasting any time, the absol headed over to the area the kids had been playing badminton at, occasionally looking around to make sure no one was watching. After a couple checks, he walked along the walls of the place the shuttleco