[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[PhantomUnderYourDesk]

The Almanac doesn't even mention Aotius or Mutios, or any other true Legendaries from Tandor. Maybe next update?

"These are pretty good riddles. I'd say the ones that result in a common Pokemon for an answer are a little weaker, such as #6. It does have some metaphorical twists, though. I'll have to take your word for it that they won't think of Espeon/Umbreon or Ralts, but using psychology in your riddles to keep those HOOLIGANS out is definitely the right thing to do."

How weird. That means it probably doesn't even mention this 'Seikamater' either? But Shiva is actually sure that Tandor does have its own batch of Legendary Pokemon, there've been enough hints and there's no region she knows off that lacks legends and mythics. Humm... Simply staring at the Almanac's screen for a little, she realizes that she's not too sure whether she'd spend 2000$ for an Upgrade of Tandor's legends, she probably won't at the moment. But now that she's having her 'Dex' already out, what does it actually say about this Tricwe she'll keep?


Shiva could practically feel the spark within her that was telling her to protest - 'Delcatty aren't that common! :C They're popular among females for their own reasons just like Skitty, but Moon Stones are relatively scarce. And while we were infiltrating that Water Scimitar Base, there were indications that it's not a male-only organisation, yes - but in that actual common room-thing we've eventually found ourselves in after having passed the Guards, I figured out that it seems to be male-dominated.' That, and even with her own dislike and issues to these Scims she'd find that calling them hooligans is  tad bit harsh, but she can see why Slaking would choose that naming.

Decency however soft-prevents her from arguing with noble Slaking here within Atheneum, so none of these thoughts get to see the daylight. She speaks up to them with a different thing. "Humm. Then maybe it's possible to set #6 to not bear an Apricorn with a Klefki? There are four keyholes and four Klefki after all, but five riddles and a fight to solve/win in order to open the door. Would that be more suitable, mighty Librarian?"



Concerning Nathan's soft-objecting, Shiva reacts with more arm-crossing and letting herself fall backwards a bit to lean into her Delphox's furry and warm chest to calm down the both of them. He stopped growling and opted to simply let things happen for now. "I said that you can tell ahead, Nathan, so please do." Her mood is slightly elavated because unlike me she is a sucker for valuable children's stories, but she remains in a state of 'grudgingly accepting things to prevent harsh outcomes'. 

She lets Ventus go however without comment, well aware that he has reasons to do so. She'll fill him in later, so that's another reason why she stays. With 'he wasn't in the mood for [...] interacting with other beyond the bare minimum required to work with them to stop the Scimitars [...] and socializing' he rather neatly expressed how Shiva currently felt, with the exception that she did way more than the 'bare' minimum to stop the Scimitars by providing riddles.