Hilda!! (トウコ!!) (
50shadesofprotag) wrote in
cambox2013-04-29 03:31 pm
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MORE UNOVA-AU STUFF
HILDA HAS MADE HER GLORIOUS RETURN
GOLD HAS APPEARED
THE SUBWAY HAS BEEN VERY RELAXED AND QUIET, BUT HOW LONG IS THAT GOING TO LAST WITH THESE TWO RECENTLY ARRIVING IN UNOVA?
GOLD HAS APPEARED
THE SUBWAY HAS BEEN VERY RELAXED AND QUIET, BUT HOW LONG IS THAT GOING TO LAST WITH THESE TWO RECENTLY ARRIVING IN UNOVA?
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...That's one way to look at things.
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Rosa can I be one of your dating sim options by the sole premise that you fed me Casteliacones and have been taking care of my kind]
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I mean, people and Pokémon aren't that different. What makes people really special is our really complex and developed ability to communicate. Our communication is more detailed than anything else, so even though we can't fight as hard as Pokémon and we can't think as intelligently as a lot of them, we are still better at sharing and storing knowledge.
[And this is why Colress is a part of that corner.]
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...Because Pokémon usually lead simpler lives. They're not in some constant pursuit of knowledge.
But that's why they work together well, right? They cover each others' strengths and weaknesses. They're great at processing what's going on and directing their Pokémon accordingly. ...Or something like that.]
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Is that the difference? Is the difference their connection with Pokémon?...]
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He. He shakes his head. That's not it-]
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[If he had something to add, he would. Maybe. For now, he's just content to listen. Rosa's pretty smart, so...]
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[He... checks on his dads? Does whatever Hilda or Gold drag him into? Watches cartoons sometimes?
What does he do anymore?]
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[...] And meeting N, I guess. [That's important too. You done yet, Rosa?]
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[She's a little slower, she's been chatting so much it's distracting her from ice cream.]
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[...Hilda said something about him just being dumb or something and he's got an asshole dad that she crushed under her heel, right?]
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I've heard a lot about her! I hope I meet her, someday.
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[She brought home Arceus]
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