How Did Pyrmja's Break?

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Thor let out a laugh the boomed like thunder as Pyrmja raced across the open land in front of her. There was nothing like racing across open land and stopping for nothing. It was a freedom that few would truly understand and Thor truly pitied those who didn’t. It was nice though to spend some time with his Hveðrungrs when there wasn’t a battle to be fought. He’d left the little ones with Darcy for this outing however.
Poor Pyrmja had needed the break and it was always good to spend time with just one of his Hveðrungr at once instead of trying and failing to give them equal attention when they were all together. Thor knew that the Raikou didn’t mind the lack of attention, but she was his oldest and most trusted friend and he’d felt bad that their time together had been so fleeting as of late. So he’d taken Darcy up on her offer of watching his other beasts and was spending the time away doing something that both he and Pyrmja would enjoy.
Thor was trying very hard to ignore the fact that their romp over the lands surrounding Jane’s home was beginning to turn the sky’s a pale gray. Jane had told him before that he needed to be careful about causing storms when he was out and about with Pyrmja. Both of them could call upon thunder and create storms by themselves and
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Cracking open an eye Bruce looked towards the basket that acted as Todd’s bed and sighed. The little Togepi hadn’t been feeling well for the past few days and as a result he cried. A lot. Betty had told him that it was okay for him to take his time in picking Todd up because it wouldn’t hurt the little creature to cry for a bit. Bruce knew it as well because the day he’d officially become Todd’s owner, he’d gone out and bout as many books on baby Pokémon as he could. Todd would never learn to settle himself if Bruce picked him up every time he so much as whimpered, but Bruce was soft when it came to the little Pokémon and couldn’t stand hearing Todd

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