02-21-2021, 11:32 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-21-2021, 11:35 AM by Dragonstrike.)
"Hey, please give me a little personal space, Pyra! I'm glad you appreciate the compliment, but I'd like to be able to breathe!"
"Maybe they're attacking you so often because they think you're some kind of threat, Daxter? Your Bubbles are pretty strong compared to most of the attacks the rest of us can use, after all."
"I'd daresay that's likely the case. The smarter wild pokemon have some pretty focused survival instincts, after all. And taking out the strongest opponent first can be considered a good tactic in more organized groups. Let's keep that in mind as we continue. I doubt that Hippowdon is the last wild pokemon we're going to face in here."
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As the group travels, Kee keeps a careful eye on the positions of the other pokemon in the dungeon. It doesn't appear that they're moving between locations, so it seems there's little worry right now of the group running into a nomadic pack.
Heading to the tile to the bottom left of the starting tile reveals what appears to be another dead end, as the path seems to have collapsed. A rock slide bars the other end of the path on the new tile. Some of the rocks have also spilled into a large, deep hole in the ground that would be difficult to cross. The edges of the hole look rough, with many jagged rocks sticking out of the dirt the rock slide hasn't covered with much larger ones. It looks like you could climb up the larger rocks to reach the other side, but there's not a whole lot to climb towards there with the path blocked.
Among all the rocks at the bottom of the hole, though, something appears to be glinting in the sunlight. The trick is going to be getting to the item. And then getting back out of the hole on the correct side afterwards.
"Maybe they're attacking you so often because they think you're some kind of threat, Daxter? Your Bubbles are pretty strong compared to most of the attacks the rest of us can use, after all."
"I'd daresay that's likely the case. The smarter wild pokemon have some pretty focused survival instincts, after all. And taking out the strongest opponent first can be considered a good tactic in more organized groups. Let's keep that in mind as we continue. I doubt that Hippowdon is the last wild pokemon we're going to face in here."
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As the group travels, Kee keeps a careful eye on the positions of the other pokemon in the dungeon. It doesn't appear that they're moving between locations, so it seems there's little worry right now of the group running into a nomadic pack.
Heading to the tile to the bottom left of the starting tile reveals what appears to be another dead end, as the path seems to have collapsed. A rock slide bars the other end of the path on the new tile. Some of the rocks have also spilled into a large, deep hole in the ground that would be difficult to cross. The edges of the hole look rough, with many jagged rocks sticking out of the dirt the rock slide hasn't covered with much larger ones. It looks like you could climb up the larger rocks to reach the other side, but there's not a whole lot to climb towards there with the path blocked.
Among all the rocks at the bottom of the hole, though, something appears to be glinting in the sunlight. The trick is going to be getting to the item. And then getting back out of the hole on the correct side afterwards.
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Pokerole Game 1: Skull Ruins
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Pokerole Game 3: PMD: Primal Shadows
Pokerole Game 1: Skull Ruins
Pokerole Game 2: Celadon City Vandals
Pokerole Game 3: PMD: Primal Shadows
