Battle for the Badge

No, you can’t take the easy way out. “I think I’ll beat you in a 3v3,” you say confident in your team’s ability to earn another badge.

“Ha, you’ll beat me. I’d like to see that little missy,” Surge laughs at your optimism. “Let’s show this rookie a thing or two, Pikachu.” The gym leader throws out his first pokemon, a yellow mouse appearing on the battleground.

With the electric typing, Wartortle and Carvanha aren’t your best options. Maybe it’s best to start with Gloom. And in a flash the battle was on. You command Gloom to start firing blasts of acid but the enemy Pikachu seems to dodge everything you throw at it. At the Lieutenant’s command Pikachu charges at Gloom. “Sleep powder, now,” you shout to your partner. Ha, there you go, wait where did Pikachu go? The yellow mouse zigs and zags around the cloud of sleep inducing spores. Pikachu envelopes itself in a shroud of electricity before slamming into Gloom.

Gloom looks to be in rough shape, “Megadrain.” Motes of light are drawn from the enemy, healing your partner. The enemy pokemon charges again, you try to get Gloom to dodge but she’s too slow. The electricity shrouded pokemon slams into her again, and Gloom is left unable to battle. Uh oh, you’re already down one pokemon and Pikachu is barely even hurt.

“Tingle, it’s your turn,” you throw out your Joltik to fight. None of your pokemon have a type advantage against Surge’s electric type specialized team. You hadn’t thought it through after the overwhelming success you’ve had in the previous gyms. Maybe you should have taken the time to learn some ground type moves or catch a new team member to help. As thoughts of losing cross your mind, your eyes glance over Surge’s muscular build. No, you can’t give in yet. . . even if you are curious of how it would feel to have the imposing gym leader take you.

“It’s like your just trying to lose,” Surge smirks while looking at Tingle. “Why don’t you just give up now and drop to your knees?” Your mind races with images of yourself kneeling in front of the strong and handsome leader. You shake your head trying to **** the thoughts from your head.

“Electroweb!” you shout pushing the battle forward. Globs of electrified webbing fling everywhere, but the enemy Pikachu seems as evasive as ever. None of your hits land, but the battlefield is slowly becoming covered in Tingle’s web. Pikachu is at least being kept back this time, and as less of the field is available its movement slows as it has to look for clear landing spots. Now is your chance, you command Tingle to lunge at the enemy and use bug bite. Tingle flings his tiny body at the Pikachu, the two collide midair while Pikachu was jumping to another clearing in the webs. The two land with Pikachu finally being ensnared by Tingle’s webbing.

Even slowed by the web, Pikachu is so fast. At Surge’s command, Pikachu dives at Tingle and slams onto your tiny partner. Tingle is unable to battle. Damn, now you’re down 2 pokemon and Surge is still using his first. This isn’t looking good.

You throw out your next pokeball releasing your Mightyena into the battle. “Come on Runt, we’ve got this,” you cheer not fully believing your own words. The two pokemon speed around the room. Runt has ample experience dodging Tingle’s mess of webs. But still despite Pikachu being slowed, he still is out pacing Runt’s moves. Runt manages to bite Pikachu a couple of times and it looks like he’s about to go down. But in the process, your pokemon has taken its fair share of shocking blows. Even if Runt manages to take down the Pikachu, how can she manage to take down another two of Surge’s pokemon.

The electric fence behind you suddenly stops buzzing and you look behind you. Another challenger has entered the battle room. “Form a line. I’ll be with you shortly,” Surge commands the newcomer. The other trainer takes a seat on a set of bleachers in the room. No time to lose focus, you’ll have to give it everything for this battle.

But then in a flash, Runt is hit hard by the surprisingly quick Pikachu. Runt is down for the count this time. You’ve now experienced your first lost against a gym leader, and it wasn’t even close. Surge didn’t lose a single pokemon. “Told you little missy. Now lose the clothes and get over here.” There’s no fighting it now, you’ve lost and you’re about to be used by the Vermilion City gym leader.

You strip and place your bag and clothes on the bleachers closest to Surge. “Kneel,” he says while fishing his cock out of his pants, “Next Challenger!” He calls out for the other trainer to step up for a battle. You lower yourself to your knees and are now looking up at the Lieutenant’s massive member hovering above your face.