[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Lord Windos]

"Coatlith is a noble spirit of greenery. It is less mischievous than Quetzoral, but very strongly loyal to its own nature. They can fly through the air, command the soil, purify water, and pass unscathed through fire. Where Escartress is a protective spirit, Coatlith is a vengeful one. It will attack anyone who defiles nature, even its own trainer. It preserves the balance of nature, whereby men can take what they need from it without destroying it. It can give sage advice to those who dare to listen."

The description of Lilith next evolutionary stage and its capabilities, while equally fascinating and intriguiging as Encartress was in Ventus' eyes (Naturely; he is a Pokémon Researcher, after all), the frontiersman's mention of its wrathful disposition towards destroyers of nature gave him pause for though as he recalled his own anti conservation efforts on the Magic Spot in Fireweed. Wincing a bit at the memory- or rather the memory of that wretch mind invader connected to it - the empath quickly repressed the reaction and becalmed himself about the topic, though he couldn't prevent himself for worrying just a little about that in regards to Lilith. 'Oh dear, I hope that won't be a problem between us when it comes time for them to evole into a Coatlith, as I don't envy the thought of defending myself agaist an irate Dragon.....'

Once Ven was done commiting that knowledge to memory, the researcher then brought out the swamp gitar and showed it to the Tandel, saying to them : "You have my gratitude for enlightening me about Encartress, Coatlith, and the legends surround them, my friend. If I may bother you with one last question, though, do you know of anyone in Arrowroot Village that could appraise and repair this intrustment, and clean it up a bit too? My Togekiss Raphael found it partially submerged in the muk, and while I don't know the first thing when it comes to archology , I do know a relic of a past when I see one, and know how valuable one is in fine condition."