Cecil Harvey (
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victory_road2017-06-08 05:29 pm
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Entry tags:
- athena (borderlands),
- bertolt hoover (attack on titan),
- cecil harvey (final fantasy 4),
- cissnei (final fantasy 7),
- edward elric (fullmetal alchemist 2003),
- envy (fullmetal alchemist),
- haurchefant greystone (final fantasy 14),
- jimmy darling (american horror story),
- madoka (puella magi madoka magica),
- rakka (haibane renmei),
- riku (kingdom hearts),
- ryner lute (legendary heroes),
- sion astal (legendary heroes)
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...You know, I cannot quite recall who first completed the Johto Gym challenge. Remembering Kanto's is easy, but Johto's... It's completely slipped away from my memory.
[Today, brodcasting from an unrecognizable building, Cecil looks a touch delighted, a dash nostalgic... but their a strong undercurrent of pride in there.]
Back then, during the first year of our presence in this world, there was a rumor. Defeat the Elite Four, and the path home will be revealed. Many believed it, and put all their efforts in earning all eight badges, hoping to be recognized as worthy challengers. Those efforts continued and doubled, along with the number of badges we could win. Of course, they were in vain, as we were only recognized as serious contenders a year ago and only three among us have prevailed since. Most of those hopeful trainers are long gone now, without ever reaching the goal they strived for.
[There's a point to this beyond the sneaky announcement, and he's getting there. Promise.]
So. Whoever you were, wherever you are, know this: the Elite Four have no way home to reveal, no explanation to share, and whoever invented that rumor had far too much imagination to share. My apologies for the wasted time and the dashed hopes.
[Today, brodcasting from an unrecognizable building, Cecil looks a touch delighted, a dash nostalgic... but their a strong undercurrent of pride in there.]
Back then, during the first year of our presence in this world, there was a rumor. Defeat the Elite Four, and the path home will be revealed. Many believed it, and put all their efforts in earning all eight badges, hoping to be recognized as worthy challengers. Those efforts continued and doubled, along with the number of badges we could win. Of course, they were in vain, as we were only recognized as serious contenders a year ago and only three among us have prevailed since. Most of those hopeful trainers are long gone now, without ever reaching the goal they strived for.
[There's a point to this beyond the sneaky announcement, and he's getting there. Promise.]
So. Whoever you were, wherever you are, know this: the Elite Four have no way home to reveal, no explanation to share, and whoever invented that rumor had far too much imagination to share. My apologies for the wasted time and the dashed hopes.
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[He would know a thing or two about going through portals without prior warning. A bunch of times, actually.]
What do they get out of spreading a rumor like that, I wonder?
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A lotta people believed that?
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[Though if the Elite Four is the end goal, then that means--!]
D-Did, uh... Did you see Bruno there?
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[Not happily, but they would.]
I have. Battling his team was a great challenge, and proved that he deserves his rank. Why do you ask?
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Video; tsk, that building's not unrecognizable to EVERYONE...
Video; Sion and Ryner are outliers and should not be counted.
If by "outliers" you mean "leaders and groundbreakers".....
Leading outliers!
Trendsetters!!
Pioneers!
People to look to for inspiration!
People to catch up to and defeat! ...Oh wait....
Clearly Cecil now needs to open a gym so Sion and Ryner can return the favor ;p
But would they have to defeat him, or their mirror image on top of a mountain?
Let's go with him; Sion already has a mad god in his head as it is...
Kids these days, can't even face their own darkness. ;p
Psh, Sion faces it plenty as it is already, give the poor guy a break
A break, but not an easy fight.
Of course! It wouldn't be very fun if it were easy, would it?
It'd be boring, and surely they're both too busy for boredom.
Not to mention, it'd hardly be worth doing at all in that case
A waste of time for everyone involved. How sad.
Terribly so. And they have no need for more sad things.
Too much sad, not enough awesome battles.
Exactly~ Clearly Cecil should help remedy this
He'll do his best! ...Once he figures out what kind of gym he wants.
Clearly a 2 stage fight, first against Dark types then against Fairy ;p
...He should not have to compensate for Johto/Kanto's missing types by himself.
But it would be so symbolically fitting for him!
Fitting perhaps, but it encourages the lack of mainstream Dark-type Gyms!
Fine, fine, do something else then...
Inverse battles! Rotation battles! Normal battles, but on top of a mountain!
A mountian that requires a plethora of HM moves to scale?
...Maybe the Mt. Moon Clefairies could clear a spot for him instead.
Why not go all out and hermit it up on Mt Silver? Red could use some company!
Sure, but then he'd need a Hail team. He doesn't have a Hail team.
He could make one! And then give away Icy Rocks as the prize
...True, and it's not as if the Choice items would be useful with larger movesets...
They'd probably see much less use than soem items, yes
Leftovers have potential, though.
They definitely do. Or the Shell Bell, for that matter...
So many options, so few Gyms!
Indeed! How will he ever choose?
...Eenie-meenie-miney-mo?
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One less group of people I need to worry about questioning about that.
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Wow, haven't heard anyone talk about that theory in a long time.
Ha, but good to know. I'm trying to get to that challenge myself and I'd rather not get teleported out of here right after.
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To be honest, I never really believed that rumor anyway. If going home was a prize to be won, there'd be a lot of people who'd still be here.
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[Yet all are long gone, now...]
Still, it gave many some form of hope, once.
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But congratulations are in order, Ser.
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[He sighs, shaking his head. It's been so long.
There may be a dash of envy in his expression. He's wanted to fight the Elite Four for so long, but he's still waiting on Sora.]
Honestly, though, anyone who expected a straight shot home was only kidding themselves. It's been seven years. If it were that easy, we'd know.
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[It's been so long indeed, and Cecil had been too delighted by the presence of so many old friends to care. He regrets not paying attention, a little.]
That was perhaps too much to expect, but gaining access to additional sources of information was not so far-fetched. Yet I learned... nothing. Had I not been in this world for so long, I'd be disappointed.
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If it was a person or group of people that had the power to bring us here or send us home on a whim, there's no way they wouldn't hold it over us in some way.
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[Rakka sighs quietly. Wistfully.]
Too bad.
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