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  They flew off and suddenly, the ground shook and something growled, "GROHHHHH!!!!!"  Arisa and Grovyle both said simultaneously, "Groudon!"  "KYOHHHH!!!!"  "And Kyogre! Rayquaza's probably there, too," Grovyle announced. "Turn right!"  Arisa directed the Flygon toward the roaring. Six more black-barred cages could be seen. They dropped down to see a Kyogre, Rayquaza, and Groudon in the front three cages.  Groudon was stomping around furiously and causing lava pools to form around the ground. Kyogre sprayed water weakly into the air before collapsing. Rayquaza was on the floor, eyes squeezed closed and barely breathing.  "Rayquaz

  They flew off and suddenly, the ground shook and something growled, "GROHHHHH!!!!!"  Arisa and Grovyle both said simultaneously, "Groudon!"  "KYOHHHH!!!!"  "And Kyogre! Rayquaza's probably there, too," Grovyle announced. "Turn right!"  Arisa directed the Flygon toward the roaring. Six more black-barred cages could be seen. They dropped down to see a Kyogre, Rayquaza, and Groudon in the front three cages.  Groudon was stomping around furiously and causing lava pools to form around the ground. Kyogre sprayed water weakly into the air before collapsing. Rayquaza was on the floor, eyes squeezed closed and barely breathing.  "Rayquaz

  Arisa's eyes opened. She looked around. Something made a noise. She turned around. It's just a mouse... she told herself. She checked her watch. 2:41 a.m. She yawned and laid back down. She heard the soft, thumping noise again. This time, she could tell it came from the attic. Arisa got up again and put on her slippers. She quietly moved across her room.  She walked up the ladder outside her room into the attic. Piles and piles of old Buckeye Local yearbooks and mementos from her parents' childhood were everywhere. THUD! Something from the corner of the dark room made a noise. She slowly moved toward it. THUD! The sound got louder. She cr

~ Chapter 2: First Mystery Dungeon ~ Several days passed since Nidoking had given her the book with the strange writing, but Leah never came any closer to cracking the code. The eyes in the letter continued to distract her, and after a while, they grew so bright that they gave her headaches. By now, she had almost given up. But she still sat beneath a torch in the bed chamber she shared with Nora, leafing through the book. As annoying as the letters were, the pictures more than made up for them. She stared at each one in turn for long minutes, drinking in the vibrant colors and imagining the dark world around her alive like these paintings.