[ bede ]: Arceus, I hate dealing with people.
[ bede ]: Hop, I know it’s terribly late, but I’m filled with Peony’s oatmeal raisin cookies and unbridled rage and I don’t think I can sleep until I get this off my chest. Ignore this or send me one of those pictures of Pikachu in funny hats. I don’t care.
[ bede ]: This reporter came all the way to Ballonlea to speak with me today.
[ bede ]: A bit strange, but I can appreciate having a certain dedication to one’s craft... is what I would like to say, only in hindsight, typing that just now felt physically painful, because she was without a doubt the most dreadful person I’ve had the misfortune of meeting in a very long time. Which is not something I would say lightly.
[ bede ]: Ah yes, the reason she went through the trouble of coming to see me? Why, she was working on her passion project — nothing less than a documentary on Galar’s “disgraced, former Chairman!” Oh, spare me.
[ bede ]: Suffice to say, I told her in no uncertain terms where she could put her documentary. Unfortunately, she wasn’t willing to take no for an answer. “Oh, just answer a few questions! Did you know anything of his plans beforehand? Do you feel personally responsible for his actions? I’ve read you have no family — was he ever like a Father figure to you? How do you feel about him now?”
[ bede ]: After a certain point, Petunia took it upon herself to escort her out personally. I know I shouldn’t let inconsequential ideas from inconsequential people bother me so easily.
[ bede ]: Still.
[ bede ]: Is that what everyone thinks of me? I can’t help but wonder.
[ bede ]: Perhaps it is because I’ve been suspecting as much for a while, and that damn reporter gave me reason to believe it’s true.
[ bede ]: Again, you don’t have to reply. I’m sorry for the messages. I’ll sleep soon.
[ bede ]: Just... well, goodnight.