80th moon [video]

[paladinlost]

"Celebi is an extremely playful species. Its main ability is the power to travel through time." Or so the Professor said.

[Today's quote should sound quite familiar to anyone who watched last week's EV NEWS. So should the Cele-Berry Meringue waiting in front of the Gear, for that matter. Homemade and fresh, thank you very much.]

Bringing back a spring snow after weeks of summer heat matches both sentences perfectly, if you ask me. Has anyone thought to look for legendary Pokémon around their garden today?

[Not that Cecil himself has, of course. Nope.]

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[tearsofademon]

Sometimes it feels that way, yeah.

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[paladinlost]

Even in a world with so many strangers?

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[ghostytrainer]

Hehe, really? That sounds awesome. So I take it Entei likes steak then? Or was it just the gesture itself?

Could be! Kind of sounds like an oddly specific yet random reason to bring people here but what do we know. Maybe there's some greater importance to Ho-oh's quest. But... does that mean that if Ho-oh does find somebody that we all have to leave?

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[tearsofademon]

You never know.

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[paladinlost]

Surely the children are harmless to you, without any powers.

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[paladinlost]

Both, I think. It certainly ate quickly and with great appetite, and it was quite polite in return.

That's quite possible, depending on the number of reasons we were brought here in the first place. If it happens to be the principal one, finding that person would be reason enough to send most of us home.

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[backtobasics]

No, they... just don't know.

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[tearsofademon]

Some people don't need powers to be dangerous.

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[ghostytrainer]

Hehehe. That's actually kind of cute. You know for a... giant volcano dog thing.

Mmm... well I hope that if that is the case, it at least gives us a choice whether or not we want to go back. I mean, while home is unpleasant for me personally and I just don't want to go back, for some people it can be a full on death sentence. And that would be kind of terrible to force them to go back to if they don't want to, you know?

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[paladinlost]

True, but children usually do not have the body strength necessary to wield weapons as effectively as adults.

[Usually.]

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[paladinlost]

It could be that it has a soft spot for Meowths. I had over twenty with me at the time.

...I know. But at the same time, living eternally beyond our lifetimes in another world might not be for the best, either.

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[paladinlost]

...That's part of the symptoms of certain rare illnesses, I believe.

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[tearsofademon]

You never know, with all the different people come from around here.

[and considering that he was forced to be a child soldier in a place with lots of human experimentation...]

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[paladinlost]

Would that strange seal on our strength not make that irrelevant? Even normal fighting capacities seem reduced.

[Even not counting his... situation.]

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[tearsofademon]

If they're that determined, they'll try anyway. And having them try and fail is sometimes even more of a pain.

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[enjoymyatelier]

Do they even have one, I wonder...?

Precisely. Even with the only competition being Miltank and Tauros, domesticated cattle are less resilient and would have a difficult enough time fending off a regular wolf, much less one that can breathe fire. Though, I have to wonder where in this world wouldn't even have trained Pokemon, given how ubiquitous they are...

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[paladinlost]

But at least it's slightly less likely to kill you.

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[paladinlost]

I would say that someone needs to approve the construction of new streets and bridges, but it's not as if we see any.

There's always the possibility that a particularly superstitious group reacted badly to their existence centuries or millenia ago and refused to train them, but they'd have to be extremely isolated from every other society here to not have changed their minds.

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[enjoymyatelier]

Perhaps it's all local? ...Though, I doubt that we'd be able to find out if it were.

Well, I'm sure that only allowing Pokemon that are fairly gentle like... say... Chansey and Audino wouldn't hurt, though both do seem to be rare enough that it might be impractical.

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[tearsofademon]

Maybe.

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[backtobasics]

I think so too.

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[ghostytrainer]

Haha, wow really? I never pegged you for the crazy cat lady sort. Hehehe. That is a lot of Meowths did you like... pied piper them or did people just keep leaving them to you or something?

I... guess you have a point though. [He doesn't sound entirely convinced. But then again, he's a kid who has seen far too many people die already. He knows death is inevitable, but at the same time... he wants for everyone to be able to avoid it for as long as they can. Until it's the "Right Time".]

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[paladinlost]

...Probably, if there is any fairness in the world.

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[paladinlost]

I'd built myself a basic shelter to keep the rain out, and they were wet and afraid. I could hardly turn them away.

...But that's only eternally. A few months or years should not hurt whatever balance there might be in the world too much.

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[paladinlost]

You'd think the Jennies would be willing to tell us more about it, considering that they'd have to be working for the government in the first place.

It would also offer a source of both emergency healing and eggs, in Chansey's case, but they do learn a few attack moves. That could be a strike against them.