“ ... sooo, I KNOW HOW THIS IS GONNA SOUND. ” talk about being cryptic in a forest. she was NAILING IT right now. “ y’ didn’t happen to see a, like, PARTICULARLY WEIRD ROCK lyin’ ‘round, right ? ”
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“ ... sooo, I KNOW HOW THIS IS GONNA SOUND. ” talk about being cryptic in a forest. she was NAILING IT right now. “ y’ didn’t happen to see a, like, PARTICULARLY WEIRD ROCK lyin’ ‘round, right ? ”
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Regardless of where she is, Sarana always makes a point to set up her tent larger than what is necessary to comfortable house herself and her pokemon. It is something which was first engrained into the medium by her own parents, and then carried on after leaving to search for Shaymin. The medium’s homeland is dying, and the climate is extremely harsh. So, it was always taken a precautionary measure-- just in case--, for there was no way of knowing when another human or pokemon might need shelter from the weather outside, or simply to find themselves once more after a streak of misfortune. It only takes a few more minutes to accomplish, and so it is something neither Sarana nor her pokemon mind doing.
Not when it has been the difference between life and death for some poor souls they have stumbled across.
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Even at this time of night the Lush Jungle is alive with nocturnal Pokemon. He was wandering along one of the many paths inside, watching some Butterfree flying overhead to get towards their young. There is a quiet giggle from Comfey as they settle into a nice resting spot.
He figured he should get some rest at some point, though he finds himself still not interested in resting just yet. Elio is more in a wandering mood than anything else, but again he should rest. He thought about it, until he heard a noise nearby.
Turning to face the noise, Elio was unaware of the bright glow of his eyes as he stared ahead. He was very curious, and moved towards it slowly.
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“Oh, cool! You really memorized the entire periodic table?” What is Peter up to?
“I think--I think there’s an element you forgot, though!” WHAT IS HE PLOTTING?
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❛ man, i’ve missed forests ... it’s not like i haven’t been to one in that long, but it’s all been lofts & dorms & pokémon centers for so long that it feels like i haven’t been in a forest in forever. ( makes sense since i kind of work for an institute now, but still ... ) i like towns & cities, but ... i dunno ... you know ?? ❜
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It is not an uncommon sight, to catch a glimpse of a certain child from the nearby, flower-filled town roaming about Eterna Forest on the back of a Rhyhorn, in amongst a small group of ghost-type pokemon. A handful of Misdreavus, Gastly, and a duo in the form of another of the former, who clings to a Mismagius’ side. In fact, it would be more concerning, perhaps, to see the girl on her own, for so many times have they followed the blonde home, to ensure her safety, only to frighten Grace rather horribly. More concerning for a Letova to not be seen aided by ghost-type pokemon in the absence of people.
Today happens to be no different. A change in scenery, yes, in a part of the forest not often explored by the child, but still with the same routine. Still tying strips of fabric, conveniently left for Serena by her mother, onto branches to show where she has gone, should the daughter fail to return home. She does not dare stray from the pack; not even when they come to a halt at Mismagius’s request-- Erykah, Serena had nicknamed her--, the moment that a few of the younger ghost-types let out cries, and float off towards a nearby opening. Not even when, a few seconds later, Erykah places the girl down on the ground, and gives a soft push in the direction of the others.
Not even when small strides catch up to her dear friends, her gaze falls upon not another group of pokemon, but another person among them as well, and a shallow gasp leaves her.
« Простикал, би буруичи бихим! »
They are hurried words that escape the girl before she could think them over. An apology, of course, for so carelessly stumbling upon the other child, thinking that he had been another pokemon, from the way the eldest ghost-type had acted. Nevertheless, she cannot help but find it strange-- this boy, why he looks to have been in the forest for a while, perhaps living here. How could that be, though, when she always makes a point to wander off into the depths of Eterna Forest every day, and has never once come across him? Could he be lost?
When Serena’s form shifts the slightest amounts-- as though considering moving closer to the other--, what appears to be a fabric-like extension holds onto her arm not unlike how a mother might stop her child from wandering into quite a dangerous situation. A glance is thrown back to the pokemon, questioning and gentle. Then, it flickers back over to the boy. Yes, Erykah is right-- as always. It would be foolish to take a another step towards him without first establishing that he is not a threat-- not to Serena, but her. Ever the overprotective creature, second only to the Rhyhorn that joins the blonde’s side as she poses a single question.
« Би--... Это... Гэрбис ӈи? »
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❦ The dimming light heralded something less comforting than the end of a hard day’s work. Over the horizon, the sun dipped low, taking with it the brilliance of day. Milo, far from the farm, found his pace quickening further as the chill of night seeped over the gold grasses of route 4.
“Lomond!” The farmer called out, his voice slightly worn from his continuous calls. “Lomond! Where are you?!” Urgently, the shepherd carried on, vaulting over one of the crumbling stone walls and wading further into tall grasses.
Lomond - adventurous little Wooloo if there ever was one - had produced another loose board along the farm’s fencing and squirmed through the new escape route. Out into the unknown the little sheep had bounded, certain to take the world by storm. Alas, the cold drew quick, bringing with it the dark. Many of the Pokémon which made their burrows in the little route would find a little lamb to be easy pickings, particularly in harsh wintery times. The thought alone urged Milo to hurry in spite of his aching legs. “Lomooooond!”
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The Wooloo in question had long since come to a full stop; its thick wool stuck in the branches of a bramble bush. It had kicked and struggled for what felt like an eternity, but the quiet and the night had drained it of both bravery and energy. It listened to the world, hopeful, until a set of footsteps caught its attention. A trainer, it had to be! Pleadingly, Lomond started to bleat for a rescue, quite tired of its little adventure.
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“n! it sure has been a while! i hope you’ve been alright!” he was cleaning up his dishes he had been using for making the night’s supper, though he should have finished the cleaning hours ago, he wanted to have a bit of a lazy night.