06-17-2018, 09:52 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-17-2018, 09:56 AM by Dragonstrike.)
(06-17-2018, 09:12 AM)Lord Windos Wrote:
"...honestly, I don't know how Dagny might react. I'd like to believe there's enough mutual trust, and that seems to have been the case so far..."
He closes his eyes, thinking.
"...I think I have a decent spot to put it for a short time. Technically, the safest place for it is on our persons now that we've removed it from its original hiding spot, but putting it away for a day or two might not be totally unwarranted...I'm hoping it's unnecessary, though..."
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"...these are powerful moves, Ventus. My dad left the Fly HM in the Nature Preserve with good reason. I have no problems with keeping this as quiet as possible. The less unnecessary noise we make, the better."
Nathan turns back to his journal and starts talking about what he's drawing.
"I'm drawing some of the Tandorian pokemon that have been imported to the region for various reasons. This little bug pokemon is a Cubbug. Stowed away on a fruit shipment. This rat pokemon is a Ratsy. Venesi considers them pests since they not only do many of the same things as Rattata and other rat pokemon, but also leave graffiti everywhere with those tails of theirs. Ironically, they're somewhat similar to Smeargle because of those tails, though, and are valuable to trainers who properly tame them, so Venesi can never be totally rid of them. The black sheep is a Baashaun. They're easily the most common Tandorian pokemon in Creshire because they're valued for their wool. It's a little bit rougher than a Mareep's, but it's used in a lot of different things, from clothing to Destiny Knots. The red parrot pokemon is a Pahar. Very popular with bucaneers as a companion, and the feathers make great hats, apparently. The Secular Cathedral in Cress actually has a few that go around lighting all the candles. The spooky skeleton pokemon is a Swabone. Very popular with pirates in Tandor, and popular shipworkers in general. Means they travel a lot, and sometimes end up settling down in some of the regions they travel to, though that wasn't ever the main purpose of bringing them aboard the ships in the first place. This one..."
Nathan points at the picture labeled 'Electruxo'.
"...is easily my favorite water type. Electruxo. One of Tandor's starter pokemon, and I've heard it has an affinity for Mega Evolution. Was brought over on ships much like Swabone, though the sailors mainly used it for its ability to use electromagnetic waves as a radar system of sorts. Heh...that'd certainly be helpful, thinking about it...and then there's this little gal here."
He points at the picture labeled 'Masking'.
"...don't really know a whole lot about this one. No solid ideas how it made it's way over to the region, don't really know much about it beyond the basic moveset, ability, and type information...I'm still learning about it."
Nathan has a small smile on his face as he's talking about Masking. He doesn't seem to be frustrated at the lack of concrete information on the rare species.
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