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4.Cape Fishing
Kaed was leaning against a tree in section of forest near the Cerulean Gym. His laptop was on and connected to Arbok’s occupied pokeball, Eevee was resting beside him. “The new type of pokeball seems to be working properly,” he had a bad habit of talking to himself, “Even though I don’t have any badges and this Arbok is a rather high level, it still listens to me without problems. Very good,” He scratched behind Eevee’s ear and continued talking, “I think we need to get a water pokemon for the team. What do you think about that Eve?” Eevee agreed, but this might because it liked getting scratched. Kaed neat put everything back in his bag and got up. “Eve, think you can take a Krabby or Staryu?” Eevee yipped in agreement. With confidence Kaed and Eevee walked north past the gym.

He walked to Cerulean Cape, just past Route 24. He gazed out to sea for a few minutes before finding himself a nice place to fish from. His goal was to catch a Staryu, but any water pokemon would do. The sea air was refreshing and more chilled than around the city. Fishing meant patience, which wasn’t one of Eevee’s strong points. She quickly found a patch of flowers to examine and ran off, but stayed within sight of Kaed. Kaed had laid down by the time the rod was shaking with a catch. “About time,” he quickly pulled on the rod and yanked the pokemon out of the water. It was a Staryu, as he had wanted. “Eve, Takedown.” Eve sprinted from her flower patch and hit Staryu on the gem. Before it could get up and recover Kaed already threw the pokeball. He walked over and picked it up. “Three days and we have caught two. I wonder what will happen when I catch my seventh. I don’t have anyone to send them to. Maybe I should get a base.”

From atop the mountain behind Cerulean Cape the unknown trainers continued to monitor Kaed. The man was reading Kaed’s lips through a scope. “He’s thinking about getting a base.” The woman answered, “The Rockets don’t use the base hidden under the game corner. I think it’s still wired but the security system needs to be updated.” “Are you going to call him?” “It’s our orders,” she withdrew a cell phone and called her superiors, “Agent A reporting… Yes sir… Yes… No sir… Yes a base… We were thinking about the game corner, but it has been awhile since it was abandoned… Yes sir… Thank you sir… We will continue and wait for future orders…” She closed the phone and put it away.” When she didn’t tell him what she had been told he asked, “Well?” She kept looking at Kaed as he left the cape. “A restoration crew has been dispatched. When they are done we will arrange for him to “discover” it.”