The distant blur of color that you shout towards rapidly becomes more defined as it comes closer. The white bodied, aquamarine haired creature moves closer in intervals, stopping then scooting forward again. Isn't that a Primarina? Yeah, that's exactly what you see! It seems you've gotten the attention of this serene siren of the seas! It's still a long ways off, yet it's already more than twice your size. Without a single thought to your own safety, you begin running towards the blue and white blur!
...But only make it a few steps before tripping over a grain of sand and falling on your face. The salty ground forces its way into your mouth and nostrils, and you're stuck trying to cough it up.
Meanwhile, the Primarina you've summoned continues to propel itself toward the source of the faint voice. Two fins slap the ground and push the water-type forward before repeating. You are only aware of how close they are when the once distant Pokemon becomes a pristine monolith, hundreds of feet tall and getting closer!
That big blue tail's gonna run you over if they don't stop! You try to shout, but all you manage is a sandy cough.
Huge white fins pound down on either side, peppering you with sandy debris as the enormous tail-end digs into the ground, ready to demolish anything in its way!
Without any other options, you attempt to run away...
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