PokeFuse

A/N: Hey guys! Thanks for all the reviews! It makes us really happy to know people are enjoying this story! Sorry that its going to be short! I've had some writers block! So just sit back and enjoy the show!

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Chapter 3

Ash stepped closer to the machine, "So, we have to step our whole body in here?"

Sycamore nodded his head, "Well, yes and then no. You see, you can just put a pokeball in there for transferring pokemon or trading. You can also transfer your self to the next city if you need to."

Bonnie stared at it in amazement. Clemont put his hand on her shoulder, "You wanna try it?"

"Yes!"

Serena looked at it unsurely. It wasn't that she didn't trust the professor, she just didn't want to go in the PORTO type being that it could be unstable.

"Is it even stable?"

Dawn's eyebrows scrunched, "It should be, but we have only tested it once. It worked though."

Serena sighed. She is so not getting out of this one.

Ash bounced excitedly where he stood and asked. "Can we try it?"

Dawn smiled and nodded. "Sure!"

Paul moved forward to the machine and started to press some buttons on the keyboard that is next to it. Soon enough the doors of the machine opened.

"Go in and have a look. Just don't touch anything yet."

Bonnie ran straight into the high tech looking inside of the machine. "Wow! It's so cool!"

Clemont nodded in fascination, "It's such a great looking piece of work!"

"Wait! Let me see!" Ash yelled, pushing Clemont forward into Serena. Serena stumbled and fell in and pushed Bonnie into the side. After that it looked like a dog pile.

"Ow!"

Dawn's jaw dropped. She let out a little squeak. "T-The button! The start up switch! It's on! Paul, turn it off!"

Paul looked flustered. "I-I can't! I knew inviting them was a bad idea, Dawn!"

She glared at him. "So it's my fault?!"

"Yes." He said blandly.

Sycamore cut in. "Shut up and help me fix-"

The room shook like there was an earthquake. The idiots on the floor stayed there as red flashing lights started to go off with beeping sounds.

Paul took that as a warning. There was nothing they could do now. He reached for Dawn. He grabbed her and held her tight as the three fell to the ground.

"I'm sorry!"

Was the last thing that was heard as the whole room wad filled with a white light.