Nineteenth Spell: Getting Better All The Time. [Video]

[behindblueskin]

[Keldor has, for the past few months now, been Extremely Scarce as far as his interactions are concerned—even missing out on Weird Weekend; something he has thus far never skipped out on.

It's all understandable, really. The last time he was more available for just such a weekend, one of the people he least wanted to see here in the Poke-World showed up, and Keldor spent the rest of his time not completing the Paldea gym challenge [and the time immediately after coming home] making Damn Sure Count Marzo was nowhere to be found.

But you'd think that being assured that one of his nemeses hasn't joined the ranks of otherworlders would offer comfort, right?

Wrong.

Like it or not, Marzo's brief stay was what Keldor needed to finally take the first step towards changing destiny, and, once he'd confirmed that the Poke-World was Count-free, he went looking for someone who could help.

And after the initial assessment, Keldor began a series of counselling sessions where he got advice on what to do, and he did.

Now he's part of a group that gets together twice a week doing all manner of activities meant to help facilitate the process of self-healing.

That's why he's being filmed live on location inside a barn full of Wooloo.

He's helping out at a farm for these sheep pokemon.

Or rather, being surrounded by Wooloo, unable to move around.

He looks up at the camera Ganpi is holding; a rather unbothered expression on his face.



Really, it could be worse. A lot worse.


[The short explanation for Why I Have Been Scarce Myself is 1: computer problems, and 2: "brain, please".]]

Video 1: Oh God WHY CALI!?

[calisugarfiend]

The video rolls as though it were a nature documentary on some weirdo in a brightly colored outfit with hair to match and a plague doctor mask of all things. In her gloved hand is an Applin who isn't too pleased with this arrangement, he clearly would be much happier in a pokeball. Oh yes, the smell of a newbie that is doing uncomfortably well in this new environment. Like the happy-floppy phase of rabies, Cali goes up close to the camera for an uncomfortable close up with her new found Pokemon, Sweet Sixteen.

"Oh Hi! Hello! Is this a Pokemon I found?!" Good grief, her speech is too fast and high pitched, Sweet Sixteen not too keen on having his ear drums ruptured.