09-28-2017, 02:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-28-2017, 02:14 PM by Dragonstrike.)
A Rare Bone...well, not quite. This one looked slightly damaged thanks to the arrowhead that barely glinted in the sunlight. Apparently he's not the only one interested in it, though, seeing as the Fortune Hunter ('So this is who Shiva met with in Corsage? Yup, seems exactly like the kind of person she'd go out of her way to talk to...') offered to buy his find from him for $3000. An offer which Nathan has no good reason to refuse. As interesting as the bone is to him, there's not much he could learn from it that would be incredibly relevant to what's going on now. Besides, it was a nice chunk of change, and now that he actually has a little cash to spend, some browsing was in order...
How ironic that Nathan runs into Ventus because they're both interested in the Steel Move Tutor. To teach the same move. To cover a pokemon's weaknesses a little better. How in the heck Lucifer learns Iron Tail from this tutor before it even has a tail to begin with, Nathan has no idea. Calam learning Iron Tail isn't too far fetched at least, even if Absol can't typically use the move (or any Steel moves for that matter) either.
Calam's pretty happy with his new move, though. Fairies were always a rather prickly thorn in his side the very few times he encountered them, and now he can smash Ice and Rock types too! While he's used to dealing with latter two types without the additional coverage (lived in the mountains and all that jazz), more options are never a bad thing. He's a survivalist first and foremost, and no tool could be considered a waste, no matter how trivial it might seem.
Nathan does a little more shopping as well, surprisingly. Most notably, he ends up getting a hat. Specifically, a grey fedora. He'd always liked the look of that headwear, and a hat could do wonders to hide your features if you lower the brim to hide your eyes. Which is exactly what he does as soon as he puts the hat on and continues on his way, since it illustrates that he's not exactly in a talking mood right now.
Of course, that also means he doesn't notice something up ahead until Kirlia gasps in slight fright...
Selling that Rare Bone immediately, spending $1500 to teach Calam Iron Tail, getting Nathan a nice hat, and then going to move on to that Skorupi. Let's see what this bug's got in store for Nathan...
How ironic that Nathan runs into Ventus because they're both interested in the Steel Move Tutor. To teach the same move. To cover a pokemon's weaknesses a little better. How in the heck Lucifer learns Iron Tail from this tutor before it even has a tail to begin with, Nathan has no idea. Calam learning Iron Tail isn't too far fetched at least, even if Absol can't typically use the move (or any Steel moves for that matter) either.
Calam's pretty happy with his new move, though. Fairies were always a rather prickly thorn in his side the very few times he encountered them, and now he can smash Ice and Rock types too! While he's used to dealing with latter two types without the additional coverage (lived in the mountains and all that jazz), more options are never a bad thing. He's a survivalist first and foremost, and no tool could be considered a waste, no matter how trivial it might seem.
Nathan does a little more shopping as well, surprisingly. Most notably, he ends up getting a hat. Specifically, a grey fedora. He'd always liked the look of that headwear, and a hat could do wonders to hide your features if you lower the brim to hide your eyes. Which is exactly what he does as soon as he puts the hat on and continues on his way, since it illustrates that he's not exactly in a talking mood right now.
Of course, that also means he doesn't notice something up ahead until Kirlia gasps in slight fright...
Selling that Rare Bone immediately, spending $1500 to teach Calam Iron Tail, getting Nathan a nice hat, and then going to move on to that Skorupi. Let's see what this bug's got in store for Nathan...
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