paladinlost | 44th moon [video/action]

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44th moon [video/action]

[Today's backdrop is the Goldenrod Pokémon Center's kitchen. The cameramon would be Noelle the Blissey, considering the soft Bliss, bliss that can be heard. And the foreground?

An omelet. One large enough to feed a whole castle, with cheese and mushrooms and sausage bits. You could practically smell it through the screen.]

It'll not cook faster if you make a video of it, you know.

[The cook arrives, looking tired but much better than he did last time he posted. And this time he apparently doesn't mind the feed.]

How many people here come from worlds with inhabited moons? From what I've heard, we are in the minority.

[He pauses to study the color of the meal.]

If anyone is hungry, come to the Pokémon Center. We have more than enough to share.

[Free food! Who could ask for more?]

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And buy the best medicine available?

And the right pokeballs.

Are there any that work better than Ultra Balls? Those are the strongest I've found.

I'll have to figure that out. Maybe I can get Kurt to make me some specialty balls.

Kurt?

[Spent a month in Azalea; never spoke to Kurt. Wow, Cecil.]

He's the guy who lives in Azalea and makes special pokeballs out of apricorns. There's ones for catching fast pokemon or heavy pokemon or even pokemon that come out only at night.

Pokéballs can be made out of all those brightly colored fruits? Had I known, I would have picked up a few.

Yeah. I need to get more though.

Having to visit Azalea to obtain them is not very practical. Can they be bought through a catalog, somehow?

I don't know. I've never looked. I think you have to bring him the apricorns though. He's kinda stubborn about it.

If he's the only seller, he can probably afford to be.

Maybe there's something different between regular pokeballs and apricorn pokeballs.

Thus, he'd not want to share their secrets.

Probably not.

I'll have to visit him, one of these days.

Well, you have fly, so it should be easy, right?

It should, unless we face more snowstorms.

Hopefully the weather'll hold up for a while longer. Or clear up.

That'd be appreciated. Last year was rather unpleasant.

Seems like it was so long ago.

I suppose it would be, at your age. It'd not be for me, were it not for the absence of my family.

Right. They left.

...they were nice though.

They all are, and not even half of them have shown up.

Maybe one day, I can meet them all.

I've no doubt you'd get along with Ceodore, at least. The others might be harder to talk with.

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