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(By basics, I mean the outline of what you're gonna do, without the dialogue. Example: "First, we headed to the Pokemon Center, then we went and met [this person], and then we went with them [to this place], and one person caught [this Pokemon], and we had [this battle].")

(Oh, oops, missed that. If you want me to help write the transitioning journey, PM (private message) me the basics, and I'll type the final version so it's easier to read.)

(Alright, so, unless you want me to help write the trip to the Pokemon Center and the connecting journey to Azalea City (edit: Azalea Town), I won't post in this thread anymore and CosmicBlaine can come in. Which do you prefer, cascata25?)

(I guess my job is done now, time for a farewell) "So, Charlotte and friends, you know where to head next, right?" Falkner asks. "The next Gym is in Azalea Town. It's a Bug-type Gym, led by Bugsy. I wish you the best of luck on your journey!" He waved. (This, I think, is where you say...

(I was kinda expecting a double knockout, so...) Both Pokemon were tired and weary after battling for so long. An eerie silence hung in the air, before the referee raised the Gym Leader's flag and announced: "The effect of Pikachu's Sitrus Berry has caused a false endure: when a Pokemon relies...

But Pidgeot didn't give up. "Electric attacks won't always work!" says Falkner. "Keep pushing, Pidgeot, and don't back down!" "Pid...ge...ot," Pidgeot grunted. It managed to muscle through the Thunder Shock with Quick Attack, and it was getting closer and closer. Boom! An explosion ensued...

"Dodge it!" orders Falkner. "Pidgeot!" Pidgeot evaded the Thunder Shock with its super speed. "Now, Pidgeot, use Quick Attack!" commands Falkner. "Pidgeooottt!" Pidgeot zoomed quickly at Ellie the Pikachu.

"Usually, Trainers are only allowed to give Berries to the opposing side's Pokemon," reports Falkner. "If you give Ellie a Sitrus Berry, it's only fitting that I give my Pidgeot a Berry, too." He nods at the referee. "Is that okay?" "I can't really do much," replies the referee. "In Gyms, it's...

(Back to the battle, now.) Falkner smirked. "You think your Pikachu can take on Pidgeot in her weakened state? Not a chance! Pidgeot, Quick Attack!" Pidgeot raced at Ellie with blinding speed. It was far faster, anyway. The two Quick Attacks met.

The Aerial Ace collided with Pidgeot's Quick Attack. "Pidgeot, use Agility and Wing Attack!" says Falkner. Pidgeot flew so fast only an afterimage could be seen. The white glow of its wing left a trail as it managed to hit Breeze with the tip of its wings. Falkner adds, "Any attack Breeze...

"Spin and use Whirlwind!" says Falkner, thinking of an impromptu tactic. Pidgeot, while still using Quick Attack, went after Breeze as best as it could. It spun, generating a Whirlwind which went out in all directions. The wind revealed the location of the Pidgey with a slight change in sound...

Pidgeot reeled from the Quick Attack. But Falkner was determined to end this, new move or not. "Pidgeot, use Agility!" he shouted. "Pid-ge...ot!" Pidgeot sped up and ascended to a higher altiitude. "Swoop down and use your Quick Attack!" added the Flying-type Gym leader. "Ge-ot!" The Bird...

(Well, Breeze could evolve and learn Quick Attack as a result of evolving...You know what? Let's just delete these messages and go with your new plan.)

(Honestly, just go for it! Evolving is a nice way to spice things up in a battle.)

(Oh, I know what this is. Breeze the Pidgey is evolving, right? Allow me to present the description.) As everyone watched, Breeze glowed a bright whitish-blue. Her wings widened, her feet and talons grew stronger, and her head and tail plumage grew. The evolution finished, and Breeze was now a...

"Pidgeot, fly towards the ground with Quick Attack and use Wing Attack to kick up dust!" says Falkner. When Pidgeot did so, the dust that Pidgeot kicked up revealed Breeze's location when she disappeared with Aerial Ace. "And use Agility, go!" Falkner adds. "Pidgeot!" Pidgeot flew at Breeze...

"Quick, Pidgeot, don't get any closer! Whirlwind the sand back!" Falkner ordered. "Pid-ge, ge, ge, geot!" Pidgeot flapped its wings and sent a strong air current at the Pidgey's Sand Attack. The wind managed to redirect the move back towards Breeze before it blocked Pidgeot's view.

"Go after it!" says Falkner. "Pid-ge, geot!" Pidgeot chased Breeze through the air, wings still glowing. It closed in on its younger evolutionary relative.

The two spinning winds met and formed a twister in the middle (not the Dragon-type move Twister). Falkner had been with Flying-type Pokemon ever since he was young. The skill he was about to have his Pidgeot perform was only for the most seasoned of flyers. "Pidgeot, you ready?" says Falkner...

"Don't let 'er get close! Pidgeot, Whirlwind!" Falkner orders. "Pid-ge, ge, ge, geot!" Pidgeot flapped its wings and kicked up a Whirlwind attack. The current of air pushed Breeze back.