KaoHatake

Cordelia and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day    (Kao) “You’re going to be my biggest fan one day!” A student stood out of his seat and pointed to Cordelia as other students watched on. About two dozen eyes darted back and forth waiting for her reaction. Cordelia, an intern at Perse Academy, was dealing with her first ever round of students. At 25, she was only double her students ages and had occasionally been mistaken for a student herself when coming to work. As she processed the words her student shouted towards her, her shoulders tensed, and her lips turned into a frown. She was nearly finished with her f

        The emotion was immediate, it hit Cordelia like a wave breaking against a rock. Her body shook, the tears started to fall.        “Deep breath, Sunshine. We’ll find her. She isn’t the first lost Pokemon on this ship. I’ll start here and work my way back to the apartment. If you sent her to work with me then if I back track I might be able to find her.” With that the screen and her father with it, retracted back into Cordelia’s communicator.        Cordelia paced her room as the tears fell asking herself the same question over and over, “Where would she go? Where would she go?” She forc

        “What’s that?”         “That’s an elevator.”         “What does that do?”         “It carries passengers-”         “What’s that?!”         “What’s what?” Cordelia had barely made it out the doors of the Alchemy Deck before the questions had started. Now, trying to carry him home, her new Zigzagoon, Bandit broke a leg free and then another. Cordelia quickly grabbed them again.         “That!” Bandit pointed to the control panel.         “That’s the control panel, it’s how we control the elevator.̶

Bandit Lost        “Hold still, Bandit!” Cordelia protested as she attempted to tie the blue ribbon around the squirming Zigzagoon.        “Mama!” Came the plea from the Pokemon.        “What? You don’t want to be a Professor today?” Cordelia stepped back. She stared at the Pokemon inquisitively. The Zigzagoon known as Bandit sat on the silver bed and wouldn’t meet her trainer’s eyes. Seconds turned into minutes and Cordelia was getting impatient.        “Do you want the ribbon or not?” Bandit shook her head furiously and Cordelia sighed. “You love your ribbon, bab