[Meta thread] Iron's PokeRole Adventure: The Skull Ruins

[Dragonstrike]

I just want to kill something

That type of attitude is...troubling, to say the least. If you want to kill something, take it out on Vesipqueen and her children, not your own Pokémon! Bloody hell mate, I know Larry is under a lot of pressure, but I don't think he's the kind of kid to commit murder because of it. Ventus has a unique view of the world, and has experience with Pokémon killing each, but I slowly built that up. Larry doesn't have that kind of backstory. At least I hope he doesn't.

well Larry already doesn't like killer pokemon (remember his father) and Larry sees ekans as his voltorb and doesn't want the same story as his father although Larry might decide to change his mind because of "political" problems it would cause but keep in mind Larry doesn't know whats best for the Ekans right now so someone following Larry and stopping him might keep him from killing ekans

EDIT: also I want to catch that Vesipqueen!

Yeah, what Windos said.  Though I'll add on that even killing the combee could have consequences (like what Nathan has been saying so far), and killing the queen would DEFINITELY have consequences.  Remember, Zamboni said 'negotiations first.'

Killing stuff is something that is not to be taken lightly.  If you want to kill something, you better have a dang good reason for it besides 'I did it because I could/felt like it.'  Tabletop RP isn't as friendly as the pokemon games usually are, but it's not like those videogames where you kill enemies left and right without a second thought for anything, even your own safety, either.

Also, I'd like to point out that even catching the queen will cause some serious problems.  And even if you DO manage to somehow do it, the species has a disobedience score of FOUR, and we're in the middle of a hive full of angry bees trying to defend their queen from a potential killer.  If the Vespiqueen is captured, that amounts to the equivalent of a royal kidnapping.  You'd be better off snagging a female combee and raising it, though you'd likely only find those close to the queen, and it could cause equally as many problems since female combee are so rare.