"'danger' is my middle name." she replied. "Relax, I've taken the wallet of a mayor right under his nose. I know my share of tricks."

Evan looked at her "okay but dont say I didn' warn you" he said and started to walk down to the town again

She shrugged and followed him.

Soon they were at the edge of town and he jumped up onto the roof of a building and looked down at Thron. "you can either follow me by roof top or by street."

"I like the between-space." she said as she ducked down an alley. "Where we headed?"

"where else the labritory" he siad and jumped to the next roof. He jumped with such grace that it was scary to think that he was human and he landed without a sound.

Thorn darted through another alley. "Well, do you have any idea how we will get it, or where in the laboratory it is in?"

"yes I do have a idea and yes I know where it is in the labratory it is, at least I think" he said and jumped to the next roof with the same grace as before.

"This should be interesting." she watched him jump. It was scary and beautiful at the same time.

Soon they came to the labritory and evan smiled. He Jumped down and landed next to Thorn. "we need to find a air vent or a front door." he said as he looked aorund for one of them

"Taken care of." she said, pointing to a vent about three feet up.

Evan smiled and jumped up to the vent. Then he opend it and started to climb threw it and they yelled to Thorn "come on."

"Shh!" she hissed as she climbed in. "I wouldn't be surprised if you woke up half the city if you keep hollering like that!"

Evan smerked "dont worry it is not like we are going to get cought." he said as he continued to climb. Soon the vent ended and even kicked open the screen and jumped down. There were red beams everywhere and he smerked "wow I am surprised at how weak there security system is." he siad as he moved around the beams as if they were nothing

"You really shold be more careful." she said, evading the red beams. They were easy, but come on, he was bound to trip on something to pull the alarm.

"i have done this a thousand times." he siad as he got to the other side of the room. "I know what I am doing" he siad and went over to the door "the pokeball should be in this room"

"If you've done it a million times, Why are you stealing it now?" she asked sarcastically.

"I didn;'t knwo how to open the pokeball before." he siad and took out a small needel and jamed it into the lock. He wiggled it aorund and the door soon unlocked. "now I do" he siad with a smile

"Interesting. Now tell me, what are you, the All Amazing Thief going to do about the police force, local villagers, and guards coming down the hallway?"

Evan smerked "we just have to work fast and just let me worry about them if they see us." he said and walked into the door. There in teh room in a glass case was a golden pokeball.

"wow."

Evan smiled and took some dirt out of his pocket and blew on it. Soon he could see the red beams and smerked. "this should be easy" he said and snaked his arms around the red beam. When he got to the glass case he placed his hand on the case and the glass under his palm melted. Then he snaked into the glass case and grabed the pokeball and snaked his arm back. He held up the pokeball and smerked "that was just way to easy."

Thorn ducked as a Bullet shot through the beams and hit the glass. "Stop! Your under arrest!!" cried a police officer. "I don't know about you Evan, but I think I am going to leave now." Pikachu bounded up her shoulder and zapped some electricity to the wires, making every thing go dark, letting her escape.

Evan smerked when the lights went out and moved towards the guard. He knocked him out and swaped clothing with him. Then started to make his way out of the buliding pretending to look for the theifs. Soon he was outside and he changed clothing so that he looked like a regular pokemon trainer. Then waited for Thorn to come out since he wanted to see how well she did on getting out.

thorn had been up a tree when he got out. " 'bout time!" she said. "Come on, I don't like to stay by crime scenes for long."