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It was virtually jet black outside. Hardly anything could be seen with all the snow falling down hard and the winds being fierce as it was. "...Ugh, what the hell?" I asked as I looked about, trying to get a read on anything through instincts.

"I don't think a snowstorm has ever been this bad anywhere. You think?" Freth asked.

"I don't know." I said.

Tristen made his way to the door and winced instantly as the winds started to strike his face. He instantly bundled tight in his coat.

"Neither have I. Not even Celcius was bold enough to have it going at this pace unless you really pissed him the hell off." I said to them. "Though...that was kind of very easily done." Instincts tripped finally. "That way, I sens-"

"Blizzard wait." Freth said, looking off in a different direction. "I don't like the feel of that." I was finally getting to what she was feeling, and I too wasn't liking that feeling.

There were two sources of chi that seemed to flow through the air. One was in a massive drain, heading towards one source. The other was apparently a bit farther away that just now spawned. "This doesn't get any easier, does it?" Tristen asked.

"That's basically what we live for. Alright, lets find out whats going on here."

"Should we split up?" Freth asked.

"In this mess? No. I rather not take any chances." I said. "Lets go for the closest thing out of place and work from there."

"I'll be sure to." I said. "Come on, this way!" I then started to make my way forward into the harsh winds and snow. For some stupid reason, even this was taxing on me, and Im one for this sort of thing. "Ugh, this is unreal! I'm almost convinced that this has to be related to those other reports!"

"We won't be any better off! Sure, me and Freth could take the cold in the long run, but if this weather persists, the electricity is going to go, which leaves the entire town in a freezer! Rarely can anyone live under such extreme frozen conditions like this for long!" I shouted. "And my hunch is whatever the hell I am feeling is the cause of this mess! Or at least one of the two things anyways!"

"Good point!" Tails worried more about Tristen and Pryce in that scenario. "Just lead the way, Blizz. I can't pick anything out in this storm."

Tails didn't understand how this device could output so much chi. But with it still attached to that generator, he couldn't set it ablaze. He trudged to the wall of the Pokemon center, and began to search the perimeter. His steps were slow, in case Blizz called for him.

Tails' ears perked. Those weren't voices he knew. He dropped into the snow, and burrowed beneath. Slowly, he crawled in such a direction that he would pass the two at six feet away.

It was at this moment he was glad his clothes were loose enough to slip off beneath the snow. He took his Pokeballs with him.

Tails didn't emerge yet. It was cold, and hard to use his heat in place of oxygen without melting the snow around him. He couldn't hold this balance for long. He just wanted to wait for that first clash of battle...