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[necrodentia]

Does anyone else get weird dreams about Pokemon now that they're here? Like just the other night I dreamt that I found a swarm of Gengars, and one of them was shiny, except it was bright neon green instead of the normal shiny color (which would totally be a better color for a shiny Gengar, if you ask me), only right when I went to catch it, it cast Self-Destruct and fainted! I woke up from a dead sleep, shooting bolt upright in my bed screaming, "NOOOOOOOOOO!"

When my Pokemon came to check on me to see what was wrong, my actual (non-shiny) Gengar seemed to be giving me a look like she knew what the dream was about and she was jealous.

So I guess the TL;DR version is:

1. What's the weirdest Pokemon-themed dream you've ever had?
   
2. Are we 100% sure that Gengar isn't at least a little bit Psychic???

Comments

[un_oiseau_rebelle]

That's a weird weekend, yes.

Terminology for that tends to vary where I come from.

[necrodentia]

Wow, I can't imagine what it must have been like to show up on the weird weekend first without any sort of proper introduction to this plane.

Yeah, in Nua stuff like that would either be called "psionic" or it would be some kind of Divination magic.

[un_oiseau_rebelle]

It was more than a little startling at the time. I remember being worried the Gentry were involved.

On the other hand, I still had my abilities at that point. When I was "officially" brought in, I was mostly powerless and I didn't have any of my memories of that weird weekend at that point.

There are a few different magic systems in my world, so an ability like that could be given a number of classifications.

[necrodentia]

The Gentry? Who are the Gentry?

Oh, wow. I knew this place took people's powers, but I didn't know it could modify memories, too... That's insane.

[un_oiseau_rebelle]

You might know them better as Fae.

The memory issue seems to be specifically tied to our leaving and coming back, for the most part - we lose them when we leave. The weird weekends are the main exception, I think - memories of those tend to be a bit jumbled regardless.