kingofgamecorner | 2nd Piece // Goldenrod City // Action, Video

Okay, okay, back off, Isami.

[As usual, the pup-sized Growlithe was loathe to listen, but Yuugi picked him off his poor victim without much worry, knowing he wouldn't bite him. He hadn't tried since his first day- He was the most hostile hatching Yuugi had so far, but also the fastest to warm up. Now he couldn't leave a room without Isami following underfoot! Not a strange trait to his little crew - Momo was always looking to say something to him, even if he couldn't understand, and Senzai and Shin followed him about, too.

Except, little Junko... She barely let him touch her. He was half-afraid he did something to hurt her... Until it became clear she did that with all humans around her, and pretty much anyone - save Isami, and Momo.

And yet.]

Oh-

[Yuugi blinked in surprise as the same Buneary took Isami's place on the bed, coming over to inspect the newborn. Was she just as curious as them, why it hatched with a block of wood? Or.

Well, whatever. Seeing shy Junko making curious noises at the thus far quiet, long-faced baby, Yuugi broke out a grin and shifted Isami to one arm, and pulled out his PokéGear.

Video on!]

Hello- I don't know if it's worth mentioning, but. I don't know what's common and what's not here, yet, in terms of talking over this. So, here we go.

I was given some eggs, from the Breeding Centre, in Goldenrod! And they've all hatched over the last week! Isami, Junko- I mean, a Growlithe, Buneary, and Riolu. And in the meantime, I caught Momo, during the flight to the city, and then I found this egg, on Valentine's. I think a lot of others did too, but.

[Here, have a view of a starry coverlet, with a Buneary and Timburr being adorable together, the bunny hovering but not wanting to touch, while the little pointy-head gray fellow tries not to hit her with that wood block, apparently far too heavy for him.]

This little guy hatched a couple hours ago. -I'm calling him Harudei, but I can't tell if he likes it or not.

And now I have six, four in the last few days, and. I was wondering. Does anyone have advice for how to give so many enough attention? Or what to do for these specific types? I don't want to neglect any of them, especially since I have a- Ah-

[The 'Gear swerves and gives a view of the ceiling just shortly after the Timburr near fell over from the weight of that block. There's a peripheral view of Yuugi doing something at the bed, and the Buneary hopping off, before a Growlithe covers the screen, sniffing away.

Enjoy some funky noises.]

[[Disclaimer: Certain egg providers are invited to his this mun upside the head if the egg presumptions are a problem!]

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I think that's a great idea! Do something that appeals to the other two Pokemon too! Let me know how it goes, okay? [ She's so excited to see his Pokemon bond with him! She knows the future progress will just be amazing. ]

Oh, Shin and Senzai? That would be watching me play.

[But, he's certainly for trying that more!

So the smile's all the wider.]

I will! Thanks for the advice, miss!

No problem! But, do you mind telling me what Shin and Senzai is?

[ ...Now she's just confused. ]

Oh, sorry! Shin is my Riolu, and Senzai's a Togepi.

Senzai was my starter, too, and Shin's been working really hard for me...

Ah! Hmm~! I have the evolutions to both of those actually, ahaha!! [ She'll just giggle. ] I know your Togepi and Riolu are going to become strong wonderful pokemon!

-yeah!

[That cheers infectious - someone's grinning.]

I can already see that! I've been lucky with that- and not just with my Pokémon either.

Oh~? And just what else have you been lucky with? [ She's curious, so she grins even more. Her grin is definitely infectious. If someone's lucky with things besides pokemon that's sort of significant here! ]

My friends- I mean...

[He looks like he wants to correct that, but he shakes it off instead.]

A couple people back home arrived before me - one just before, but Bakura-kun. He's been helping me settle in.

Oh! Yeah! Having friends here is a major plus, you know! I had some when I arrived and they were really helpful with getting my started and giving me lots of support! [ She beams at the mention of frans there to help everyone out. ] I also made a lot of friends, so I wasn't totally relying on them! A lot of people are really friendly and helpful, so if you don't have friends from home, you can totally be all right!

That's true!

I've been lucky to have familiar friends around, but most of the people I've talked to have helped me out, too.

I think it's a pretty ingenious system, on some levels. With the exception of the first who arrive, the people who always arrive after that have someone who can try and help them! [ It's like that whole pass it forward thing! ]

Yeah... Someone pointed that out to me, when I first arrived.

I guess that's just another reason to work hard and find out everything about this place - so I can share what I learn.

...Do you do that a lot?

I think everyone could share what they learned, if we ever learned anything of value. [ This place is not one to seek progress in. ): ]

I usually check the feeds at the end of the day, so, by the time I check everything, they're already sorted and don't need much assistance. This has only increased with the invention of a starter guide that answers all of the basics to the best of their ability. [ Even if "We don't know" is one of the most popular answers on there. ]

Yeah... I was afraid I might end up telling some new arrival they should just check the book, just because it's easier to follow.

But, with new arrivals, it's more about explaining they're not the only one, and nothing bad's happening to them, right?

[Strange and baffling, sure. But bad?]

[ ooc: My apologies for the lateness!!! I was just overwhelmed with an irl task list yesterday! ]

The book is much more informed than I am, at least! It's personal reassurance to have someone say it in person at the same time though. But I don't see why I should be plague them with explanations they've already heard.

Ah! Well, yes! Though bad is subjective~! What's great to me might be horrible to someone else. We can at least guarantee that no bodily harm was inflicted and that this place isn't entirely, one hundred percent, terrible! [ She's sure most people will like the extended vacation. ]

[[ooc: No problem!! That's been about my life for a while now. x=x ]]

... [That didn't come out quite as upbeat as most of her chat.]

Well, it can be tough, being separated from people back home. Or, I guess I'll have to wait and see, why else someone wouldn't like it here.

But that's something we can do the books can't- Point out the good things.

Yeah. There are some parts of Johto that are less forgiving. As such, they may not like it but it's not a reason to to view their lives as totally devastated like most would make it out to be.

Hmph! That's a good outlook and it's a good thing the book provides the positives!

Yep! And the parts that are tough here- that just shows there's all sorts of places here! If they look, they'll find some place they're comfortable...

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