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Wrath ([personal profile] garbagechild) wrote2015-03-01 09:52 pm

004. [Video/Action for Rocket HQ]



[There are plenty of newborn Pokemon that enter the world squalling or cooing.]

[This one entered with a whole lot of growling and then nearly took somebody's finger off.]

[The little Deino on the screen, which happens to have a faintly-sparkling green coat rather than the customary blue, is yanking and worrying at the end of one of the scarves that its trainer had received for Christmas as well as the egg it had just hatched from. It's been in the world outside its eggshell for about five minutes and it's already filled with fury at the fact that this long soft thing exists in its general vicinity.]

[Wrath is thrilled.]

[He turns to the camera (which is presumably held by his Kangaskhan) proudly, apparently unconcerned that the tiny dino-dragon is nearly tugging the scarf right off of him.]


The rock turned into a sparkling animal!

Her name is Mad.

Mad likes to bite.

[... A little like her trainer, actually. They also share the same hairdo aesthetic. This is clearly a match made in heaven.]
paladinlost: (cute)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-11 02:02 pm (UTC)(link)
I... see.

[He's trying very hard to understand the link between the Pokémon/trainer resemblance and that name. He's failing.]

Perhaps whoever gave us those eggs somehow knew that you'd get along. That might be why you received her.
paladinlost: (err)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-12 05:23 pm (UTC)(link)
[It might! Then again, it's not like Cecil remembered to introduce himself either...]

That's always the case. That was the third Christmas egg we received, but no one has yet managed to catch our mysterious gifter. They must be very talented.
paladinlost: (thoughtful)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-13 05:22 pm (UTC)(link)
...I suppose staying up for one night would have very few effects on your health. And if you were helped by a Pokémon with the ability to resist sleep, perhaps you'd be able to catch them.
paladinlost: (lost in thought)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-15 02:22 am (UTC)(link)
[...That says both a lot and very little.]

Perhaps, but it'd be best if you did not make a habit of it. This world tends to weaken our bodies, to fit its own criteria of normalcy.
paladinlost: (curious)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-20 02:32 am (UTC)(link)
You are, but each body has its own limits. Needing a certain amount of sleep to properly function is one of those limits, especially for one who is still growing.

[COFFEE. ALL THE COFFEE.]
paladinlost: (thoughtful)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-21 05:32 am (UTC)(link)
[Why not? There's no way it could possibly go wrong!]

Truly? You look young enough to still have a few years of growth in you, unless both of your parents were particularly slight and short.
paladinlost: (calm)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-22 09:06 pm (UTC)(link)
[Cecil doesn't forget, luckily. Probably because it's been a long time, and because he lost so little in the first place.]

Everyone is human, here. You appear to be at an age when humans still grow; therefore, it's likely that you have plenty of inches to gain still.
paladinlost: (happy)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-26 03:40 pm (UTC)(link)
That it would. It'd also allow you to travel more swiftly, with your longer legs. ...Though it'd still not help with the ledges.

[That is a very important detail that everyone should know.]
paladinlost: (curious)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-27 01:30 am (UTC)(link)
[Cosmos have mercy.]

...You've not yet had the... displeasure of dealing with ledges? How lucky.

[How strange.]

They dot most routes, allowing us to quickly travel down... but never up. Dozens have tried; none have succeeded. Many a limb has been broken in the attempt.
paladinlost: (sighing)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-03-29 02:05 am (UTC)(link)
Stepping very high is not a solution in this particular case, I'm sorry to say. Neither are ropes or ladders, for that matter.

[Why yes, he's tried both before.]
paladinlost: (thoughtful)

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[personal profile] paladinlost 2015-04-08 12:54 pm (UTC)(link)
Believe me, I've seen humans climb and jump over much higher obstacles, too. The ledges... I'd almost call them cursed.