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Uhuhu, I got you, didn't I? You thought Sheyri is going to die.
Uhuhu, I'm so funny~

...
I'm sorry...
I seriously need to stop this -just-before-the-evolution-drama thing...

A-Anyway, I was in a bit of a hurry with this one so it might looks a bit shitty at some points (speech bubbles, I hate you) but I hope it's not too bad.

As for some explanation:
1. In actual game Sheyri evolved just before the fight with Lenora. I played Pokemon Black as a kind of blindlocke (since I had a long break form Pokemon) and had no idea on which lvl purrloin's evolving so yup.
But that drama!
2.Sheyri is much bigger than an ordinary Liepard now (something between the height of a tiger and liger (because I really like big cats, ok?). I liked the design of Lipard this time but... ehm, I couldn't draw it properly so I changed it in the end anyway : P
3. I know Lenora's Watchog didn't have the low kick move, but well... Drama!
4. In this run Hawes and Lenora are not a couple, in case you wondered.
5. They're fighting in Gym Leader's Arena which have a bit different barrier around it than those in the Gym. Basically it should absorb and dispel every mana that touch it, and the harder the hit - the more abrupt is it's effect. In case of Pokemon it would just drain the mana from them and unsummon them or drain and hit back if something hits it too hard. So if a big heavy liepard oveflowing with mana and going with the speed of an arrow would hit the barrier the recoil would be rather unpleasant, to say the least. So Khailo tried to scatter the barrier just behind him and slow Sheyri down a bit.
Does it... make sense? ^^"
6. Basically getting a certain badge defines the strenght of a Trainer and allows them to get a certain lvl of jobs (like in rpg's mercenary guilds, let's say) and untill you reach to 4th one it's not that dangerous (for the Trainer, Pokemon might still get killed). But since then Trainers might fight each others. If a Trainer kills his opponent - it's their's win. So sometimes it's easier to aim directly for the Trainer/Gym Leader ect not their Pokemon.
I wanted to say this somewhere in the next parts but I thought it would make more sense if you know this now. Perhaps.

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Uhuhu, I got you, didn't I? You thought Sheyri is going to die.
Uhuhu, I'm so funny~

...
I'm sorry...
I seriously need to stop this -just-before-the-evolution-drama thing...

A-Anyway, I was in a bit of a hurry with this one so it might looks a bit shitty at some points (speech bubbles, I hate you) but I hope it's not too bad.

As for some explanation:
1. In actual game Sheyri evolved just before the fight with Lenora. I played Pokemon Black as a kind of blindlocke (since I had a long break form Pokemon) and had no idea on which lvl purrloin's evolving so yup.
But that drama!
2.Sheyri is much bigger than an ordinary Liepard now (something between the height of a tiger and liger (because I really like big cats, ok?). I liked the design of Lipard this time but... ehm, I couldn't draw it properly so I changed it in the end anyway : P
3. I know Lenora's Watchog didn't have the low kick move, but well... Drama!
4. In this run Hawes and Lenora are not a couple, in case you wondered.
5. They're fighting in Gym Leader's Arena which have a bit different barrier around it than those in the Gym. Basically it should absorb and dispel every mana that touch it, and the harder the hit - the more abrupt is it's effect. In case of Pokemon it would just drain the mana from them and unsummon them or drain and hit back if something hits it too hard. So if a big heavy liepard oveflowing with mana and going with the speed of an arrow would hit the barrier the recoil would be rather unpleasant, to say the least. So Khailo tried to scatter the barrier just behind him and slow Sheyri down a bit.
Does it... make sense? ^^"
6. Basically getting a certain badge defines the strenght of a Trainer and allows them to get a certain lvl of jobs (like in rpg's mercenary guilds, let's say) and untill you reach to 4th one it's not that dangerous (for the Trainer, Pokemon might still get killed). But since then Trainers might fight each others. If a Trainer kills his opponent - it's their's win. So sometimes it's easier to aim directly for the Trainer/Gym Leader ect not their Pokemon.
I wanted to say this somewhere in the next parts but I thought it would make more sense if you know this now. Perhaps.

First -> fav.me/d7e62h6
Previous -> fav.me/d9i0pxu
Next -> fav.me/d9khc8p

Lore:
Mana - fav.me/d958ljm