Umbreon WTA Try Out- Sisters

Vasvi and Kakaraui were twins. Even though Vasvi was stronger and wiser than her twin, Kakaraui was the favorite one by everyone they met, just because she was a shiny. Even as young Eevees, Vasvi was jealous of all the attention her sister had gotten, even from their parents. Why was she so much more special just because of her coloring? Vasvi fought to be stronger and wiser than her sister to impress her parents, but it never mattered.

Then, when they evolved into Umbreons, they moved away from their parents, wanting to explore the world a bit more. Kakaraui stayed close to her older twin because she knew she was stronger than her and because she was oblivious to Vasvi’s jealousy of her. She stayed at Vasvi’s heel like a lost puppy and was always happy and smiling, glad to be around her sister. Like the saying goes, ignorance is bliss. And eventually, she would learn the drawback of such ignorance.

Soon after, Kakaraui started to hang around a Mismagius named Keres. The ghost type always lead the shiny Umbreon into trouble and Vasvi would always have to get Kakaraui out of it. Because of the female ghost’s entering into the picture with them, it made Vasvi realize how much she missed her sister’s constant attention, no matter how much it annoyed her at first. No matter what she would love her sister, despite her jealousy. As much as Kakaraui like her new friend, Vasvi knew she couldn’t talk to her about not seeing the troublesome ghost. So she decided to talk to Keres herself.

Vasvi pulled Keres to the side, away from her sister, “Look, I got to ask you to either stop getting my sister in trouble or to stay away from her. She was never this bad before she met you. I know how she is; she’ll follow anyone she likes with no question asked.”

“And what if I don’t?” The rebellious ghost replied with a glare and mischievous smirk.

Vasvi returned the glare, “Then I’ll have to separate you myself.” She finally had a reason to defend her sister and she was going to protect her with her life. The trouble they had been getting into might not have been life-threatening to her sister, but it would quickly escalate to that. She got closer to the ghost’s face before finishing, “And believe me, I certainly will.”