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25th moon [video]

[On the bed, a man is sleeping. On the floor next to him, so is an Arcanine. And next to that Arcanine, eggs. Eleven of them, carefully placed on Cecil's homemade egg pillows.]

It appears my Pokémon have been enjoying their babysitter's sleep. As you can see, a few of them had a number of presents to give me when I returned to Ecruteak.

[The cameraman approaches the eggs, giving everyone watching a good view of the pile.]

Eight Milotic eggs, one Eevee egg, one Dratini egg, and one Shuppet egg. I can sell them for P1000 or trade them for other eggs, depending on your wishes. I'll send them to you as soon as possible, but with all those bugs attacking people outside, I have no doubt we can all agree to wait a few days. If you have any questions, please contact me.

[[ooc: The eggs were already given away! I know some of you will handwave it, but we can also backtag it if you wish! Remember, the Feebas know Tackle!]]

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

I'd say you have more than enough time to have aa many as you wish, Miss. Besides, until then, our Pokémon are somewhat like our children, are they?

{Sad smile} Considering that neither I nor the man I love is guarenteed to survive the War I left behind, that's looking rather uncertain, sir.

Well, I suppose you are right. Goodness knows I've tried my best to raise them well.

I see... I hope you'll both have the chance to live through it, in that case.

Yet no matter how well we raise them, some become rebellious, others are well-behaved, a few choose to build their own families...

I - ...Thank you. So do I.

And isn't that such a human trait; sometimes I think I can relate better to them than I can other humans.

They do seem to make relationships simpler, somehow. Perhaps it is because they have adapted to working with humans and wish to make that relationship as harmonious as possible.

Perhaps. {A small smile} Though, if that is the case, why haven't humans adapted to do similar things?

Because humans are terribly stubborn, and enjoy the occasional argument.

{Alright, now she's laughing quietly.} Well said, sir, well said indeed.

I tend to be surrounded by particularly stubborn and argumentative people. I learned that rather quickly.

I, on the other hand, was surrounded by lazy and incorrigible people who refused to do their paperwork, but that's a tale for another time.

Those eggs... They are quite pretty.

They were the sort of people who refused to understand that paperwork piles up over time, then?

Would you like one of them? You sound like you'd take good care of them.

Well, yes. Even though he's the better part of two thousand years old.

Really? I would, if you'd be so kind. Apparently, I am to be a breeder, here, but I'm happy enough that mine don't want to mate.

That's quite the respectable age. Yet he's not learned his lesson?

In that case, which one would you prefer? Would you like more information about them?

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