[It's another ordinary day in Johto, and while this far away from civilization, Silver has no reason to believe that Gyarados will run into any trouble while he goes off to find breakfast with Weavile, so he leaves him by a lake so he can grab his own meals and heads not too far to find food.
But there is a stranger nearby, Gyarados can smell it- and the big fish starts looking around to find just who's near the trees without much caution. Who's there?]
Who's not entirely sure where he is anymore. Looking around the tree line, he still really has no clue.
He would think it was Rieze Maxia on first glance, due to all the trees, but it's not anywhere that he's been before. And the signal on his GPS isn't there either. Which is strange in itself, considering that's a constant, even in fractured dimensions.
[Gyarados eventually finds this strange guy, and he's not shy at all about getting straight in his face to sniff him and see what his deal is. Where are his Pokéballs? Why does he look so confused? He doesn't seem to be an enemy...]
[Yeah. Giant monsters that are sniffing at him? Usually not a good sign. He steps back, pulling out his swords and holding them defensively. This really isn't any good, especially with something so big while he doesn't have anyone with him.]
[That is definitely enough to get Gyarados to back up, but it's also alarming and makes him roar out a very loud warning. What kind of strange human is this? Why's he holding weapons?
Maybe he should eat him. He can't possibly be any good.]
[A stranged, frightened human after that roar. Yeah, this is looking like a fight, and he can't even figure out what he's fighting. It's not like it's even similar to anything back home.
So instead, he'll hold his ground and wait to see what it does instead, trying to figure out what he's capable of.]
Gyarados roars at him some more- put the weapons down, you idiot! Why are you even using those? Before tilting his head somewhat and deciding to give something a try- he puts his head down completely on the ground, closes his mouth, and waits to see what the strange human decides to do next.]
[Gyarados starts grumbling at him- what is he? Boy, you don't even have a single Pokéball on your belt and you're swinging your swords around like you're some kind of idiot, who are you saying what are you to? You're the weirdest thing Gyarados has ever-
And then his eyes look to the left- and from the left come a few shards of ice aimed in Ludger's direction. They're very much warning shots and not aimed directly at him.]
Put those weapons down. I won't ask twice. [A boy- despite his height, his features still look like a child's- leaps out from the trees and immediately puts himself between his huge fish and this stranger wielding some strange swords. He's accompanied by Weavile, and the two of them share the same intense stare as they wait to see how this stranger chooses to react.]
[Yeah, he has no idea. There's a big monster in front of him, and now a kid that can shoot ice? He doesn't even think it came from the other monster, just chalking it up to be spirit artes, but he does lower his weapons somewhat.
[What's with that confused look? Everyone knows what Pokémon are, it's impossible to not-
...Silver glances over at Gyarados once, then at Weavile. Weavile shrugs briefly- he doesn't look like he's lying, even if that's the craziest thing he's ever heard.]
Silver recalls Gyarados into his Pokéball and considers his options. He could just leave this guy here, but he's armed. He doesn't want to risk him hurting the Pokémon in the area.
Besides, there's something strangely genuine about his confusion. ...That and the idea of someone not knowing Pokémon is so ridiculous that he can't imagine someone using it as a lie.]
Where are you from? [He folds his arms and tries to keep calm, but even so, he can't stop looking around to make sure this isn't some kind of trap.]
Damn, and they're out in the middle of nowhere, too. It's doubtful that anyone in Mahogany would have heard of it... It will take days to get to Ecruteak, let alone Goldenrod.
Unless they fly, but he's sure as hell not letting a stranger hitch a ride on Honchkrow.]
I'm not sure where that is, but right now you're in Johto. [The Lake of Rage, to be exact. But if he's from some strange foreign place, who's to say he has any idea where Johto is?] Come on. We can talk more over breakfast.
[Just like that, he's getting moving. If he's as lost as he sounds, does he really have any room to argue?]
[Dude that is like living without air what the fuck man- how does a place without Pokémon exist? What kind of terrible and desolate place is it, and why do people live there?]
[...That's impossible. Silver glances over at Weavile- who looks just as uncomfortable as he does- before continuing over to their "camp site"...
Which is really just a camp fire with a blanket near some tree. Weavile fetches the eggs they got- they put them down when they heard alarming roaring coming from Gyarados- and Silver trades them for a Tamato Berry that Weavile happily cuts up.]
What's it like? [You know. Not having Pokémon. He's supposed to be helping this guy, but all he can do is think of more and more questions.]
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But there is a stranger nearby, Gyarados can smell it- and the big fish starts looking around to find just who's near the trees without much caution. Who's there?]
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Who's not entirely sure where he is anymore. Looking around the tree line, he still really has no clue.
He would think it was Rieze Maxia on first glance, due to all the trees, but it's not anywhere that he's been before. And the signal on his GPS isn't there either. Which is strange in itself, considering that's a constant, even in fractured dimensions.
Where exactly is he... ?]
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[Yeah. Giant monsters that are sniffing at him? Usually not a good sign. He steps back, pulling out his swords and holding them defensively. This really isn't any good, especially with something so big while he doesn't have anyone with him.]
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Maybe he should eat him. He can't possibly be any good.]
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So instead, he'll hold his ground and wait to see what it does instead, trying to figure out what he's capable of.]
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Gyarados roars at him some more- put the weapons down, you idiot! Why are you even using those? Before tilting his head somewhat and deciding to give something a try- he puts his head down completely on the ground, closes his mouth, and waits to see what the strange human decides to do next.]
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What are you?
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And then his eyes look to the left- and from the left come a few shards of ice aimed in Ludger's direction. They're very much warning shots and not aimed directly at him.]
Put those weapons down. I won't ask twice. [A boy- despite his height, his features still look like a child's- leaps out from the trees and immediately puts himself between his huge fish and this stranger wielding some strange swords. He's accompanied by Weavile, and the two of them share the same intense stare as they wait to see how this stranger chooses to react.]
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He's at a disadvantage, anyway.]
I was defending myself.
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[Why'd you follow them out here? Who are you working for? What do you want?
He bites down the slew of questions in favor of checking Gyarados over to make sure he isn't hurt. He looks okay, and he's still calm... Good.]
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[Yeah. He has no idea what you're talking about, Silver.]
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...Silver glances over at Gyarados once, then at Weavile. Weavile shrugs briefly- he doesn't look like he's lying, even if that's the craziest thing he's ever heard.]
Are you serious?
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[It's not really surprising at all to him, really.]
I don't even know where I am.
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Silver recalls Gyarados into his Pokéball and considers his options. He could just leave this guy here, but he's armed. He doesn't want to risk him hurting the Pokémon in the area.
Besides, there's something strangely genuine about his confusion. ...That and the idea of someone not knowing Pokémon is so ridiculous that he can't imagine someone using it as a lie.]
Where are you from? [He folds his arms and tries to keep calm, but even so, he can't stop looking around to make sure this isn't some kind of trap.]
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The bigger questions is where the hell did that giant thing just go, but he'll focus on answering his questions for now.]
Elympios.
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Damn, and they're out in the middle of nowhere, too. It's doubtful that anyone in Mahogany would have heard of it... It will take days to get to Ecruteak, let alone Goldenrod.
Unless they fly, but he's sure as hell not letting a stranger hitch a ride on Honchkrow.]
I'm not sure where that is, but right now you're in Johto. [The Lake of Rage, to be exact. But if he's from some strange foreign place, who's to say he has any idea where Johto is?] Come on. We can talk more over breakfast.
[Just like that, he's getting moving. If he's as lost as he sounds, does he really have any room to argue?]
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not going to get any answers yet, huh... He doesn't have any room to argue, yeah, so instead he'll just silently follow him.
At least he put his swords away. Even if this all is really worrying.]
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In fact-]
Any creatures that aren't humans are Pokémon. [Has he really never heard of them before?] This one next to me is Weavile. The big red guy is Gyarados.
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[That's all he knows, really. Monsters and tamed animals.]
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[Dude that is like living without air what the fuck man- how does a place without Pokémon exist? What kind of terrible and desolate place is it, and why do people live there?]
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Which is really just a camp fire with a blanket near some tree. Weavile fetches the eggs they got- they put them down when they heard alarming roaring coming from Gyarados- and Silver trades them for a Tamato Berry that Weavile happily cuts up.]
What's it like? [You know. Not having Pokémon. He's supposed to be helping this guy, but all he can do is think of more and more questions.]
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