[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Lord Windos]

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Emerging from the bushes, Nathan looks around at what's going on.  Let's see...Heart seems to be examining something, Shiva's battling a Talonflame, and Terra...is handing something shiny to Angie?  That's piquing his curiosity.  Time to head on over there and investigate!

"Hey Terra.  Anubi.  Angie.  Whatcha got there?  May I see it?"  The question is directed at Angie specifically since she's holding whatever the item is.

(Given that Nathan has Noble Ancestry and an affinity for dragons, I think Angie might get along well with Nathan.  Don't worry too much about the flashback below this.  Most of it can easily be addressed in this present time scene)

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Looking up from Angie at the sound of their greeting, Terra spots Nathan's approach causing him to smiles and nod back to them. Anubi mimicked the motion to a degree by hopping and giving a singular sweeping wave of his paw, while Angie focused on the (to her) new person with quiet, intense curiosity, as if she felt there was something....noticeable about them. Almost like a.....bond of kinship between them, which was strange to her, considering that her current family only consisted of her papa, the doggie, and the rest of their Pokemon. Hmm....

When asked by the boy about her new toy/treasure, the seraph to be studied them for a few moments, tilting her head this way and that as she did so, before she let out a loud, content *Zzzzssss* , as if they had passed a test of some sort. She then 'handed' over the Shiny Dweeble Shell, using both her mouth and tail to maneuver it into their hands, watching them carefully as he studied it. He seemed nice enough, and she felt that he could be trusted, so she deemed he could handle her babble for a bit. She'd want it back lickity split, though, since it was their (her and her Papa) treasure, not his.

During this exchange, the simple monk eyed both his little one and the clever trainer with curiosity similar to that of his child, but remained quiet, so as not to interrupt the 'conversation' between her and them. That, and he wanted a little more time to ponder why his daughter seemed so intrigued with the boy, so his silence served him well in that regard too.[/i]