[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Dragonstrike]

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"*Shrugs* Fishing not too hard. Just bait line, and cast it. Simple. *Shakes head* Never had rod back home, so I don't. Used to catch fish with bare hands, or with nets. Got Lapis that was, when he was a Feebas. *Pause* .....Also caught a Wailord that way. Or it caught me. Was friendly, though, so not much trouble happened. Stop fishing in open seas after that."

.....Well, that sounded like an interesting story.

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After Nathan's done talking with Howl, he asks for them to meet them in a private room back at the Pokemon Center, both to have his Pokemon taught FLASH and to discuss his plan with his Zorua. Speaking of which, he would transfer Poesi out of his party to make room for his new dark darling. He wouldn't introduce himself to her now, but he wanted her at hand so he could do so later in private, right away.

*blink*

"...a Wailord?  You'll have to tell me about that one later.  Wild Wailord are really rare, so I'd like to hear all about that encounter at some point, if you don't mind."

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Welp, since Terra wants to teach the HM now, I guess that means Nathan's texting Heart and Spira about it too since I'd like to get as much of this as we can manage done all at once. (@Spiritmon and @Mikaruge108)

Hey.  Ya guys seen that text from Shiva yet?  Meet me at the Pokemon Center when ya can, okay?  Got somethin' for everyone.

Nathan actually has one thing to ask Terra concerning their Zorua.  "Mind if we introduce ourselves to them together?  I'm kinda curious about how they might react to each other as well as us and some of our other pokemon, to be honest."

Aside from that, don't have much else to say at the immediate moment.  Since Iron hasn't described what the FLASH HM looks like yet from what I remember, I imagine it features some moving parts that create bright flashes of light whenever they strike each other/some kind of surface.  The HM is probably difficult to look at directly for long periods of time.