#actualtrainerred

[chomperblue]

Hey, I heard from your of that one of your team got really sick. I just wanted to drop in and say when it comes to things like this, it's not your fault. Things like that strike at random, and pokemon are really, really good at hiding things sometimes. The fact that you DID notice, else you wouldn't have asked them to get looked at, tells me you're a good trainer and that your pokemon trusted you enough to show symptoms at all- most trainers don't get to know until it's too late to do anything at all. I'm sending you and your team well wishes for a speedy recovery. - @actualtrainerred

Thank you, Red. The symptoms appeared very suddenly, Kiska kind of just...slowed down? She wasn't very interested in eating either, or playing with her chew toy, and she loves her chew toy.

I truly appreciate your support. I guess I did notice the signs. That's a comforting thought. Thank you.

[ballonleastadiumofficial]

Hold on i did a little sligoogling, what happened is you broke a false facade claiming to be a historical piece, to uncover an actual, real historical area behind it that was, effectively, lost history? Am I getting that right? Cause if so that's literally heroic in an archeological sense. You helped your home regions history and culture from being plastered over and lost. Like. I can't put into words how much of an inherent net good that is if I'm understanding it right. - @actualtrainerred

"Inherent net good"... as it happens, I find you to be even less qualified to comment on just how "good" the situation is.