"What sort of accident? Can I help you?" Flint smiled. He'd been a little bored lately, and he was always happy to help.
He then noticed the Cranidos sniffing at his feet, and he reached down to pat its rocky hard head. Roark looked a little flustered, and hey- being an Elite had its perks. Considering that he beat most trainers and earned a portion of their money, he had plenty to spare. Roark, he thought on the other hand, would be borderline broke, being the first gym leader and all. "Seriously, man-" Flint moved his hand away from Cranidos's head to clap it down on Roark's small shoulder. "What's up?"
Those assumptions are-- certainly not true! Or rather, they mostly are, but he's at least able to live comfortably, likely due to the mine. He tries not to think about it, naturally.
Not that he'd have to, mind, since it was never brought up. As Flint plops his hand down on Roark's shoulder, the miner put on a smile at the other's consideration. Embarrassing as this disaster is, it's nice to know someone that won't be like 'Well what'd you do now?'
At least for now-- Flint hasn't heard the dumb problem yet. That's kind of the deal-breaker, isn't it?
'Aaah. . . Well.' Uncertainly, he palms his neck, that smile becoming tense. 'We had a bit of an accident this morning when we were training.'
Cranidos ducks himself down sheepishly, to which his trainer pats at that domed head.
'You know anything about sculpting? We kind of broke one of the gym statues.'
Only 'kind of,' though. He'll leave out the damage scope for now.













