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victory_road2021-12-16 04:46 pm
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Party type: Christmas
Who: Everyone!
Where: Silph Co. Headquarters, Saffron City
When: Dec 16th
Note: 1. For those who lack the means to travel there, Silph Co. has arranged transport.
2. As this is a Type: Null party, the only pokemon allowed inside will be Type: Nulls (and Silvally). Nothing wrong with other pokemon, but this is meant to shine a special spotlight on a special pokemon.
Log:
It looks like Silph Co. has gone all out for this Christmas party!
The large room is cheerfully decorated with all sorts of holiday-themed decorations -- strings of lights, a tree, Santa's jolly face plastered everywhere, the works!
(No mistletoe though. Nobody wants to deal with the potential fall-out of that.)
Large buffet tables line one end of the room, covered in all manner of food and drinks. There are huge trays of cookies -- both Christmas and Type: null themed! --, cakes, candy-canes and gingerbread. In short, everything you need to eat yourself into a holiday-themed sugar coma. The drinks don't disappoint either. There is soda and water, of course; but there are also plenty of more winter-themed drinks such as hot choco, a wide variety of teas, and for the adults, mulled wine, eggnog and cider.
One corner of the room has been given over to (a) Santa's reign. Why not come and have your pokemon meet ol' Jolly Nick himself? Every pokemon that does will get a small gift -- either something nice to eat or a small toy. And there is a complimentary photo too, taken by a smiling Silph Co employee. It'll make a nice memento!
The rest of the room is mostly empty; there are some tables and chairs for those needing to sit for a spell, but mostly, it's an open area so everybody can mingle and move around. And so all the collected Type: Nulls have the room to move about without knocking into furniture. Some can be a little... clumsy, after all.
Along one wall, there is an opened door with a sign above it that says 'Meet A New Friend.' Going through, there is a second, smaller room with several cheery Silph Co. employees and a couple of Type: Nulls up for adoption. If you don't already have a Type: Null, why not take this opportunity to meet a few of the good boys and girls, and perhaps you'll make a new friend!
Where: Silph Co. Headquarters, Saffron City
When: Dec 16th
Note: 1. For those who lack the means to travel there, Silph Co. has arranged transport.
2. As this is a Type: Null party, the only pokemon allowed inside will be Type: Nulls (and Silvally). Nothing wrong with other pokemon, but this is meant to shine a special spotlight on a special pokemon.
Log:
It looks like Silph Co. has gone all out for this Christmas party!
The large room is cheerfully decorated with all sorts of holiday-themed decorations -- strings of lights, a tree, Santa's jolly face plastered everywhere, the works!
(No mistletoe though. Nobody wants to deal with the potential fall-out of that.)
Large buffet tables line one end of the room, covered in all manner of food and drinks. There are huge trays of cookies -- both Christmas and Type: null themed! --, cakes, candy-canes and gingerbread. In short, everything you need to eat yourself into a holiday-themed sugar coma. The drinks don't disappoint either. There is soda and water, of course; but there are also plenty of more winter-themed drinks such as hot choco, a wide variety of teas, and for the adults, mulled wine, eggnog and cider.
One corner of the room has been given over to (a) Santa's reign. Why not come and have your pokemon meet ol' Jolly Nick himself? Every pokemon that does will get a small gift -- either something nice to eat or a small toy. And there is a complimentary photo too, taken by a smiling Silph Co employee. It'll make a nice memento!
The rest of the room is mostly empty; there are some tables and chairs for those needing to sit for a spell, but mostly, it's an open area so everybody can mingle and move around. And so all the collected Type: Nulls have the room to move about without knocking into furniture. Some can be a little... clumsy, after all.
Along one wall, there is an opened door with a sign above it that says 'Meet A New Friend.' Going through, there is a second, smaller room with several cheery Silph Co. employees and a couple of Type: Nulls up for adoption. If you don't already have a Type: Null, why not take this opportunity to meet a few of the good boys and girls, and perhaps you'll make a new friend!
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[Huh.] ...You could probably learn by going, maybe? ...For me at least...even though I've seen some of the stuff here in books, or on TV, most of what I've seen in the stores is honestly pretty new. ...But if you don't take a look, you won't get the chance to learn, right? ...At the start, most things might seem foreign, and strange but...
...I think it's neat to start figuring things out after a while.
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TV... That's the picture box? [Oh, she'd seen them. She knew a thing, see?]
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...I prefer that. It's too loud in the towns here. It's nicer in the forests.
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...I didn't get to see anything like this at home- just...a lot of concrete, so it's nice to experience it as much as I can!
...even if I keep attracting ghosts...
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The dead things? [Yep, that's what ghosts are.]
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Well, there's a lot of differences, but anyway]Sort of. Not all ghost pokemon are actually dead. ...Though some definitely are.
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I got told that one are kids that died in the forest.
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[Said with alarming casualness.] I sometimes wonder if that origin is why Trevenant are the way they are...
Phantump evolve into Trevenant, [Emporio explains, before going on.] They're supposedly fearsome...but more importantly, they're protectors of the woods, taking care of the pokemon and plants in their area!
[................Realizing he might have been rambling a bit, he coughs.]
Erm. Anyway...the one I was talking about was Yamask actually; they carry burial masks representing the faces of their past lives. The one I have was...a chef I guess? ...We won third place at a cooking contest together, but I don't remember most of the contest...
[............oh he was possessed...]
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...There's more than one? [A second.] There are cooking contests for pokemon?
[And here she had to stop some of her's from eating dirt.]
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It's more accurate to say there's a couple who really enjoy setting up contests to do with pokemon. This one just happened to be one for cooking.
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Isn't that what the gyms are for?
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Gyms focus on battles- the contests are for...pretty much anything else. ...it would be neat if the gyms did more than that though...
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Are there any other things?
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[She really didn't get why people had jobs when pokemon could do most of the same jobs and didn't need paying.]
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[What was doing something out of kindness and not for profit?]
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[Emporio isn't That familiar with the idea, but he knows it exists at least. Somehow. Somehow, it exists.]