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Since The S.S. Anne didn’t have one, Gary had to make his way back to Vermillion City. Due to the fact that the S.S. Anne was departing in a matter of minutes the inflow of passengers was a mob scene and Gary had a hard time going off the cruise ship. By the time he got off, his Pokémon were in bad shape. He quickly rushed to the Pokémon Center almost tripping over his own feet. He had hoped he got there in time but unfortunately Nurse Joy broke the bad news.
With the horrific words uttered, Gary’s heart slowly split in two. Even though he showed a gruff and tough personality, with thought of his Raticate dead Gary fell to his knees and wept in the middle of the Pokémon Center. In the days following Gary retreated to his house not leaving. Before continuing on to the road to the Elite Four, Gary traveled to Lavender Town to bury his Raticate.
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He quickly changed his mind when a low howling came from behind him. As he turned, a thick mist surrounded him causing Gary to not be able to see a thing…expect for his Raticate’s grave. Gary finally realized that the howling was coming from the grave, which sent a chill up his back. The howling began to turn into a whisper that Gary was able to hear.
Even though Gary was scared out of his mind, he had some comfort in that his Raticate had come back to speak to him.
Gary didn’t know what to think. Should he really go out and kill another person?
Gary thought about the spirit’s words and deep down, he knew that it was right. Red did cause his Pokémon to die; Red does keep defeating him, embarrassing their hometown, his grandfather, and most of all himself. Gary realized in order to stop the humiliation and shame; he must put an end to Red. Gary then told his Raticate that he would do as it requested and take the life that took his Raticate’s.
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Red walked towards Gary in a very calm and casual way. The fire in Gary’s stomach erupted the second the two locked eyes. The smile that was on Gary’s face just second’s ago, disappeared in a blink. A scowled now dawned his face, standing in front of the person he hated most. The thought of letting Red live was now just a memory and Gary knew that his rival’s death was eminent.
Red still had no idea what was going on or how Gary had felt towards him. But as a strong trainer, Red wasn’t going to allow himself to lose. An intense and voracious battle commenced taking heavy tolls on the Pokémon and their trainers. Though each side fought with their all, Red still came out on top, become the now new Pokémon Champion. Gary cursed at himself in his head, angry that he had lost so quickly after become Champion.
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Just as he was able to pick himself off the floor, the doors opened again and Gary’s grandfather, Professor Oak walked in. He approached Red and put his hand on his shoulder.
Gary’s heart sank in his chest. His own grandfather was giving praise to his rival and not only that but he never even came in before to congratulate Gary, his own flesh and blood. To make matters even worse, Professor Oak turned to Gary and scolded him.
Gary was left alone to wallow in his own self pity. He left the Pokémon League without uttering a word to anyone. As he traveled back home, he had time to think. He tried to comprehend his grandfather’s words but every time he did, his hatred for Red presented itself. By the time he reached Pallet Town he had completely made up his mind. He was going to find Red and end his life.
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As he reached the top of the mountain, he saw his arch enemy. Red was standing on the highest peak looking over it.
Red turned around to see Gary and he smiled unexpected of his own doom.
Whether Red shaking was due to the cold air or if he was scared, it still caused a smirk to spread across Gary’s face.
Alakazam charged and fired a Psybeam directly at Red. Red had no time to act and took the attack full force, smashing into him and causing him to fall off the peak and down to his death. Gary walked over to the peak and peered over. Not seeing his rival anymore a sense of relief came over him in his warped sense of way. With his mission completed, Gary went back home to relax before putting his next mission into play.
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