#g night

[crommers]

cringe ahh ahh creature

[cuando-fingi-quererte]

En compañía de la luna ☁️🌕☁️

[squarefriend]

Toriel Week Day 6 - Happily Ever After

Hnnnfggg sorry this is a day late. It took like 21 hours haha. Anyways. I’ll post the last Toriel week thing tomorrow!! I know it’s technically over, but I wanna finish out on this one ^^

Have a nice night!!

[dubiousdisco]

[spookyboywhump]

Sometimes I go back and read old drabbles as my own personal bedtime story by me for me

[lausterdomyamong]

There are no new south smut and im feeling kinda blue

[fairymint-archive]

So I have walked about 8 hours in Volo’s shoes, and I am almost done, but the answers to my questions have only gotten more complicated.  Here is what I know so far:

There is no way in goddamn hell that Volo would have been prepared for Arceus at the state he was in at Spear Pillar. that much i know for sure. Level 68 is a long way from the full potential of anything. This might seem obvious, but we have a few more points about this. ⭐ To start with, the Platforming™️ part of Arceus’s fight is not mercy-repeatable. Not even the protagonist gets a second chance at this one, if you want a rematch, it is on One Life. No knockouts. You must assume that Volo is physically fit enough for this if it’s post-game at all. ⭐ The other half of the equation is the Battle. This is only repeatable via the Eternal Reverie, and hoo boy. Worst Case Scenario, Volo might get 1 point or less. Legendaries kick his ass, as they should. Best case ish, is somewhere from 8-11. I’m going to have to work on grinding a lil to get my answer for level 100 Volo team.

Whether or not Volo is a ‘good’ person depends....on his choice of Fight or Catch, imo. Or, an agreeable or workable person. You can literally choose to do either, feasibly, and it paints....a different picture. This is where he gets more complicated.

You see, this game actively rewards you for being merciful, every step of the way. Fighting a Pokemon is harder, it wastes time that could be used gathering precious resources. Plus, catching gives you access to pretty much everything fighting to the end does...except for the pokemon itself. You gain cash from the professor, you gain cash from the catch and release via grit dust, and of course, you can always gain cash by being generous with resources that you don’t want or need. Money is inherently participating in society. I will remind you that Volo’s clothes are expensive. And of course....for what it’s worth, there’s the feeling bad about, oh i dunno, beating the shit out of hundreds of pokemon to the point of shrinking all the way down and running. A temporary home being studied is probably preferable.

So, sneaky catchy Volo who claims to use pokémon as tools, lusts for power. But see, power here is more easily obtained being merciful. It’s a weird loop where the more efficient he is, the more good deeds that he pulls. A primarily nonviolent Volo has some inherent value in every life he comes across......objectively. He will treat every pokémon he comes across very well. He struggles less. It’s like, do you want violence out of love, or mercy out of powerlust? And anything in between. What difference is intent when you get so many actions? The end result? And what of that end result?

And being sneaky in and of itself....sure, it’ll ‘get the jump’ and surprise the shit out of a pokemon when they’re caught. But, also of course allows for more peaceful moments, less attacks, and a quick catch verses running around and stressing a pokémon tf out.

In conclusion, the easiest way to ‘become god’ is to participate with the world, with the world in mind, and be patient. Otherwise you’re in for a hell of a long road.

[sirratsush]

nothing like reading jerejean fics at midnight listening to taylor swift :)