"How about you start with a Stone Edge."

Seeing the first poor creature that Kyle had thought was the source of the cold winds, he quickly engaged on it with his Rhyperior. It wasn't like it was completely innocent either, as it released a flurry of snow to their general direction the moment that it saw them approaching. Kyle was not appropriately clothed for the cold at that moment, and so the gesture was not kindly received by the trainer and, by association, his Pokemon as well.

Rocks had jutted out of the ground, impeding the Mamoswine as it attempted to run over them. A foolish decision really, but Kyle had no way to know how to judge a wild Pokemon's approaches with how they rely more on instinct rather than logic for the most part. While the sharp edged rocks got the wild Pokemon to stop its movements, it did not stop it from attacking further.

Somehow managing to get the surrounding rocks to float, the Mamoswine got those rocks to just fly around and then throw them to the poor little Rhyperior, except the Rhyperior wasn't little and it probably did not mind the attack much. Shrugging it off, the Rhyperior paid no mind to it as he turned his head around for Kyle's next command.

"Can you try that one thing though?" Kyle asked in a rather casual manner, seeing as they weren't in any danger at the moment. His Pokemon tilted his head, before Kyle clarified himself. "Hammer Arm."

The quick icebreaker was all the time it needed for the Mamoswine to run over the stones that his Rhyperior had set up to stop its movements. Charging straight at them, the dual-type prepared his arm for an attack as it glowed in a white light. As soon as it got near, Rhyperior went bonk and released his Hammer Arm at it. It then fell on the ground and fainted. It did not die due to a trauma straight on its head fortunately. Kyle wasn't a Pokemon murderer after all.

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"Come on now. He'll be fine, I think."

Ushering his Rhyperior away from the knocked out Mamoswine by pulling his arm to a direction they were heading at, Kyle eventually left the entrance of the Ice Path and deeper into the route. The atmosphere did not seem to change though, and if anything, it only got colder than what it felt like earlier. He supposed that if this wasn't the work of the Mamoswine, it has to be some other wild Pokemon or something.

As soon as he saw the Glalie though, who admittedly was a walking (floating?) refrigerator, his interests shifted from stopping the cold to actually acquiring the wild Pokemon. Admittedly, it didn't catch his interests whatsoever, though he definitely knew someone else who would like it. At this point, he wasn't sure what she looks for in a Pokemon, but he wasn't complaining about it since it does not exactly involve him in any way.

"How about Rock Wrecker?" he suggested, knowing that most Rhyperior learn that move only after they evolve from a Rhydon.

Unsure of it, his Rhyperior still tried to accomplish what he was told. Readying his arms and aiming them on the Glalie who still does not seem to notice them, his Rhyperior charged enough energy on its palms before launching a boulder straight to the Ice-type. The projectile of choice was about a third of their target's size, and while it was devastating, Kyle hoped that it wouldn't be fatal to the Glalie. He still needed it in one piece after all.

The Ice-type did not react too fast upon seeing the boulder fly across the air and got hit on the head before it could even move. The boulder was deflected from its body (head?) and the Glalie fell on the ground with a thud. Knocked out or not, Kyle would quickly move in with a Great Ball on hand, his Rhyperior following closely behind as to not get left out on the fun. As soon as he figured out he was in range for a throw, Kyle let the magic of the Great Ball do its work as the orb touched the Glalie and got it inside.

The ball shook a few times, the anticipation somehow riling Kyle up so he could maybe barter the said Ice-type for some favor from his sister in the future.

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