Aug 25, 2014
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Which one of you is cuter?
Leo: I'm glad to see there's someone who appreciates gems like I do! Have you found any unusual specimens lately? (Note: Since my rp blog is a secondary blog, I send asks through this one; I hope I'm not causing confusion)
Leafstones with varying leaf types are unheard of, at least from what I've read. I'd always assumed only a leaf from that specific tree, compressed in just the right conditions would result in leafstones. That'd make them a limited resource, wouldn't it?
In fact, the central depression makes me think it had a stamin, making it more likely a flower than a leaf, but... Would that make it a new type of stone all together? What would it's evolutionary effects even be? If it's in fact older than a standard leaf stone, could the species of Pokemon that evolves from it be extinct? So many questions!
Hey asami, since you're into rocks and stones, is there any other studies do you do?
: Rocks and stone research is my true love, but I also enjoy studying regional mythology! I just finished looking into Unova's ancient history, but Hiro and I will be traveling to Kalos soon! I hope it's interesting!
Hey Asa, i will pay you 50 pokepuffs if you can make Hiro laugh
: Awww. Oh well. It’s really hit or miss with Hiro!
Asami: Your ribbons are really quite peculiar. Are they flesh? Are they fur? *pulls out scissors* Mind if I take a sample?