[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[PhantomUnderYourDesk]

It worked... It didn't attack, nor did Cottonee suffered any harm - speaking of that, the fluffball was rather unimpressed by her Master almost breaking down in panic, but being her most loyal companion, she'd surely intercept if things would get worse or that candle would pose more of a threat.

For now, it just gave a cold shiver to Shiva when it stared at her. But, she was also rather glad that she encountered an encounter with a Ghost-Type, even if Litwick had something eerily cute about itself... Plus, she even ended up catching it, what delighted her greatly since it certainly be useful to have another Fire Type with her. Picking up the Great Ball that contained the candle, she starred at it for a while, not really sure what do do with it, now that the panic began to subside... Maybe it was not the best idea to offer partly of her life force to it? The spectral candle also relies on fuel and spirits to grow and eventually evolve... Her words were nothing more than whisper, mostly spoken to herself. "Guess I'll keep it... But I do cling to life... I guess..." Later, she'll surely ask Ven for advice on handling a Ghost Type as well as for a possible nickname for the spectral. Also "Do forgive me, Nightshade, but I'll come back to you for sure, dear sun-setter..." (Cherubi is sent to Bill's PC, while Litwick takes the free slot. With Flame Body the weird egg surely benefits from it as a side effect.)

For now though, that encounter exhausted her and she just stayed there for a while, stroking through Cottonee's fluff to recover and catch up on breath a little. The party was nowhere to be seen, did they already went ahead? Well, not like she could miss them or they left her behind again ...Did they? Whatever, meanwhile she got used to that irony.

While sitting there, she also caught a glimpse on what Valder meant - that head and pink eyes up there can't be something else. It was way to far away to get closer, nor did Shiva wanted to accidently chase it off, but she surely was awestruck by the sight of it.