[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Dragonstrike]

Yep! He just wanted to see if he was allowed to use moves now.

Sceptile currently has 3 ripe seeds that can be used as Potions on a Grass Type. He gains a new one once a day, and the oldest one rots if it hasn't been used (for simplicity's sake, no more than 3 can exist at a time. No need to keep track of which one is oldest or whatever. Just check each day if you have 3 yet.)

Gotcha! Sceptile was caught!

Overgrow
1/1/3
Has all his level up moves and Dragon Pulse.

There's no cost for adopting him since he was Evidence. Just provide a Pokeball and your Trainer ID to Director North.

Nathan claps his hands together in excitement and satisfaction.  "Perfect!  Glad to have you on board, Sceptile!  Just don't make attacking trainers a regular habit, alright?  We can both get in trouble for that if it isn't justifiable as self defense."

One standard Pokeball provided for Sceptile!  Nathan also says to Director North, "Don't mind the leaves in the room.  Sceptile did try to attack me, but I was ready for it, and he didn't attack out of spite.  It was just a test, so I'm not going to scold him for it this time."

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Back on the subject of Pyroar...it's nice to see that he gets along really well with Orthros in particular.  That's a good sign.  Nathan will actually sit down and say this to Pyroar: "Ya know, Orthros wasn't always a pokemon I could completely trust, Pyroar.  I used to be worried about him potentially Disobeying my orders and hurting people.  I had to keep him on a tight leash.  After awhile, though, we both came to trust that we weren't all that bad.  He's been the sweetest thing ever since then.  Sure, he's not the prettiest looking pokemon, and he definitely could still have a mean streak, but I trust him.  Same with some of my other pokemon that are typically Disobedient species, Charizard included.  They're not all that bad once you get to know them a little better.  Same goes for you, too.  Does that make sense?"