“The Orange Islands?” replied a voice, both tough and feminine. She wasn't so much confused as she was surprised, just double checking that she had heard her orders right. She stood leaning on her right leg, a hand on her hip and her brow raised.
The figure stood in a crisp but well-worn uniform of black cloth for her jacket and short skirt and grey boots and gloves. A scarlet R marked her jacket's chest and a beanie hat topped her head, covering her short hair, all of which was dyed a dark pink. It suited her, she thought, and had been a style she had stuck with through the years. It had made her stand out among the others, even if just physically, and while it wasn't the most conspicuous hairstyle, it appealed to her none the less. The woman's name was Brooklyn, although it was far more common to see her refer to herself as Brooke or something to a similar effect.
Jack stared back at the man in front of her, waiting for a response. “It's a simple enough mission, I think. I can handle it. But why the Orange Islands? I don't know anyone who's been sent there, and I certainly haven't before.” She scratched her chin, waiting for a response, but still she got none. “The boss has never really been one to branch out too far from home, now is he? This must be quite important if he intends on sending little ole' me off to a scary new region.” Obvious sarcasm flooded her voice, which finally managed to gain a reaction from the man standing in front of her.
“I don't make your orders, Brooklyn, as much as I'd like to. You know that.” His voice was stern and serious, unlike Brooke's naturally playful tones. His name was Cal, apparently, although she knew that it was but a codename. Few of the higher ranking operatives used their real names. “I just give them to you.”
He passed her a red folder containing a brief but adequate dossier. It was the one that Brooke had been told to investigate. His Pokémon were to be “liberated” to further Team Rocket's goals. A simple task, even if he proved to be a skilled battler. Brooke wasn't uneducated in the ways of Pokémon battling, that was for sure. She flicked over it briefly, although paid little attention to the actual details. They could be dealt with later. Brooklyn flicked it closed again and slid it into her bag.
“I'll see you again in a week,” Brooke replied, a devious smile on her lips which a chuckle escaped from. She turned and left, heading down the corridor and back to her quarters to pack. She'd be off to the Orange Islands in a few hours. How interesting.
The figure stood in a crisp but well-worn uniform of black cloth for her jacket and short skirt and grey boots and gloves. A scarlet R marked her jacket's chest and a beanie hat topped her head, covering her short hair, all of which was dyed a dark pink. It suited her, she thought, and had been a style she had stuck with through the years. It had made her stand out among the others, even if just physically, and while it wasn't the most conspicuous hairstyle, it appealed to her none the less. The woman's name was Brooklyn, although it was far more common to see her refer to herself as Brooke or something to a similar effect.
Jack stared back at the man in front of her, waiting for a response. “It's a simple enough mission, I think. I can handle it. But why the Orange Islands? I don't know anyone who's been sent there, and I certainly haven't before.” She scratched her chin, waiting for a response, but still she got none. “The boss has never really been one to branch out too far from home, now is he? This must be quite important if he intends on sending little ole' me off to a scary new region.” Obvious sarcasm flooded her voice, which finally managed to gain a reaction from the man standing in front of her.
“I don't make your orders, Brooklyn, as much as I'd like to. You know that.” His voice was stern and serious, unlike Brooke's naturally playful tones. His name was Cal, apparently, although she knew that it was but a codename. Few of the higher ranking operatives used their real names. “I just give them to you.”
He passed her a red folder containing a brief but adequate dossier. It was the one that Brooke had been told to investigate. His Pokémon were to be “liberated” to further Team Rocket's goals. A simple task, even if he proved to be a skilled battler. Brooke wasn't uneducated in the ways of Pokémon battling, that was for sure. She flicked over it briefly, although paid little attention to the actual details. They could be dealt with later. Brooklyn flicked it closed again and slid it into her bag.
“I'll see you again in a week,” Brooke replied, a devious smile on her lips which a chuckle escaped from. She turned and left, heading down the corridor and back to her quarters to pack. She'd be off to the Orange Islands in a few hours. How interesting.