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paladinlost) wrote2015-06-03 07:29 pm
paladinlost) wrote2015-06-03 07:29 pm
100th moon [video]
[The video starts with stones. Stones upon stones, stones that form floors and low walls until they give way to the sky. Someway, somehow, the Pokégear has found its way to the top of a tower.
The image turns east, towards taller walls and taller towers, before dipping to show a dark grey yard. A castle, it seems. One so solid it could withstand any army, with strong oak doors to match. As the video keeps moving more walls and outdoor passageways come into view, decorated with lit torches and banners of red and gold. It pauses for a few moments at the castle gate, left open to show the surrounding waterways and a few brave and curious locals who do not quite dare to enter.
Finally, the video moves towards the central courtyard, where dozens of Pokémon can be seen milling about curiously. Their looks of wonder as they explore are too far to be seen but still undeniably present, just like the smile of their trainer behind the camera.
What words could Cecil possibly use, to convey all the feelings that this slight slice of home awakens within himself?]
My Greninja has decided to play hide and seek in the castle. Help.
[...Baron's greatest public speaker, ladies and gentlemen.]
The image turns east, towards taller walls and taller towers, before dipping to show a dark grey yard. A castle, it seems. One so solid it could withstand any army, with strong oak doors to match. As the video keeps moving more walls and outdoor passageways come into view, decorated with lit torches and banners of red and gold. It pauses for a few moments at the castle gate, left open to show the surrounding waterways and a few brave and curious locals who do not quite dare to enter.
Finally, the video moves towards the central courtyard, where dozens of Pokémon can be seen milling about curiously. Their looks of wonder as they explore are too far to be seen but still undeniably present, just like the smile of their trainer behind the camera.
What words could Cecil possibly use, to convey all the feelings that this slight slice of home awakens within himself?]
My Greninja has decided to play hide and seek in the castle. Help.
[...Baron's greatest public speaker, ladies and gentlemen.]
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You call that low? Most people don't even have two of the same species.
[Yet as he says this, Flare snorts and points at himself. Three Charizards. That is all.
Riku opts not to comment.]
I've only got two, but one of them's shiny. Honestly, I kinda wish the shiny look was the default, because it's way more intimidating.
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[Of course, that's because most of the other doubles lost their trainers and found his way to him.]
Is that so? I've never seen a shiny Honedge; what is their color scheme?
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[He flips through his 'Gear, pulling up an image of each.]
Deep, dark red, a blue, later gold eye. Then there's Aegislash.
[He flips to the next picture, in all its dark glory. Black and red, gold trim? Heck yeah.]
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...I've seen enough bloody swords to find their regular colors refreshing, but they do look quite impressive. I can only hope yours does not have the bloodthirsty personality to match.
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[He eyes the pictures with a fond smile, while his free hand drops to his hip.]
Soul Eater's... quiet. Still not sure what to make of her, but she's a lot calmer than he is. Seems to prefer special attacks, too.
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[He's seen it go either way often enough that he's long stopped trying to predict if two Pokémon will get along, same species or not.]
whoops, missed this
[The corners of his mouth twitch a little, and he tries to hold back a laugh.]
It's almost like he's hitting on her.
Very sneaky thread. Good at hiding in inboxes.
[And he sounds absolutely delighted by that.]
They cannot express their interest with Draco Meteor, at least. Be glad, and appreciate the lack of property damage.
yet again, even! Gmail needs to stop being a butt so I can keep up on my threads :|
[He shudders at the mere mental image. Is that really how Pokémon express affection?]
Have you tried tracking with the DW inbox? Never caused me any issues..
[Everything else is 100% Not A Joke.]
...that's a good idea, and I feel silly for not thinking of it sooner.
[He smacks his palm over his face, grumbling, while Flare gives a sympathetic pat on the back.]
So, who were the culprits? Dragonites? Garchomps?
[Any other number of dragons?]
There's a limit for the number of threads tracked, but it's high enough that it's not an issue.
[Said Dragonite and Altaria are, in fact, currently arguing about who-knows-what somewhere down below. It's both amusing and terrifying to watch.]
For some unexplainable reason, I did not bother to teach that particular move to my other Dragon-types.
'm not sure if free accounts can track threads, but I'll give it a try >/a thanks for the tip!
[But, nope, he just had to teach her some of the most destructive moves out there. His regret's crystal clear from his grimace and the way he shudders. Seems Flare's in the same boat because he's slumping now and blowing out some smoke.]
There are some moves you just shouldn't use indoors. Earthquake's one of them...
You're welcome~
And here I thought merely using it near the house would be too risky. How often does she practice it?
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[Said with the straightest face and a tone dry as sandpaper.]
Or whenever she wants to maul something. Or fly... Basically, it's her way of saying, "pay attention to me or die!"
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[Too bad this particular communication method is destructive and dangerous.]
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[He blows a slow, deep sigh.]
You got any drama queens on board? Aside from the lovestruck dragons.
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