Cecil Harvey (
paladinlost) wrote in
victory_road2016-11-10 07:21 pm
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As everyone should know, it's now November. If you were not aware of that fact, I hope your coma was pleasant and not filled with traumatic discoveries.
[Cecil is making use of his Official Kingly Voice(tm), today. Or his Unofficial TV Presenter Voice(tm). The difference is hard to tell, sometimes.]
What you might not know is that November is a... special month. One that often involves unexplained visitors, unexplained cases of random teleportation, unexplained memory loss, and unexplained Legendary Pokémon who enjoy homemade sandwiches. Such incidents can occur anywhere in both Johto and Kanto, and they can last for days. During that time, this world's definition of 'normal' is unstable at best, and alarming at worst.
[As if it isn't already, but Cecil ignores that thought and continues.]
Your team is suddenly replaced by a school of Magikarps? That is normal, and they'll return to their regular species when it all ends. You live in Cerulean, but find yourself waking up in the Ice Cave? That is normal, and that is why you should wear warm clothing at all times until December. Your long dead grandmother is in your kitchen, commenting on your wallpaper? That is normal, and you should enjoy it while it lasts. You manage to walk from Ecruteak to Olivine within an hour? That is normal, and an excellent opportunity for spontaneous region tours. You wake up with holes in your memory? That is normal, and you should not panic unless your surroundings are damaged or unknown to you.
[Four or five years ago, those words would have been tinted with tired acceptance. But he's long past the tiredness, and it shows.]
This was your friendly November Public Service Announcement. Please enjoy your day.
[If you still can.]
[Cecil is making use of his Official Kingly Voice(tm), today. Or his Unofficial TV Presenter Voice(tm). The difference is hard to tell, sometimes.]
What you might not know is that November is a... special month. One that often involves unexplained visitors, unexplained cases of random teleportation, unexplained memory loss, and unexplained Legendary Pokémon who enjoy homemade sandwiches. Such incidents can occur anywhere in both Johto and Kanto, and they can last for days. During that time, this world's definition of 'normal' is unstable at best, and alarming at worst.
[As if it isn't already, but Cecil ignores that thought and continues.]
Your team is suddenly replaced by a school of Magikarps? That is normal, and they'll return to their regular species when it all ends. You live in Cerulean, but find yourself waking up in the Ice Cave? That is normal, and that is why you should wear warm clothing at all times until December. Your long dead grandmother is in your kitchen, commenting on your wallpaper? That is normal, and you should enjoy it while it lasts. You manage to walk from Ecruteak to Olivine within an hour? That is normal, and an excellent opportunity for spontaneous region tours. You wake up with holes in your memory? That is normal, and you should not panic unless your surroundings are damaged or unknown to you.
[Four or five years ago, those words would have been tinted with tired acceptance. But he's long past the tiredness, and it shows.]
This was your friendly November Public Service Announcement. Please enjoy your day.
[If you still can.]

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[He has survived the Zubats. He has survived a No Equipment No Pokémon run of Mt. Mortar. He can survive anything.]
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Holes in one's memory... I cannot believe that to be normal, no matter the circumstances.
[ Admittedly, she's a bit worried about that. There hasn't been a moment here she has wanted to forget. ]
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It mostly contains an alarming amount of duct tape and a year's worth of repels, at this point.]
They're hardly uncommon, when travel between worlds is involved, but at least these particular holes are slowly disappearing. I cannot remember what happened the first time beyond sandwiches, but I could tell you every detail of May's lunar ball.
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[ That perhaps he's developed a resistance to it after being here for so long? ]
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[Great. Just what Snake needed. More memory loss. He hoped the guy was wrong and it wouldn't happen. Right?]
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[Isn't it strange, how he assumes the issue is with the 'month' and not the 'weird crap'?]
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[How could he forget about those?]
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Rakka was definitely out for a stroll today, trying to plan out her next move in the world, not expecting anything too out of the ordinary.
Maybe she should have just expected it by now.]
.... Does all of that happen often? I mean, I've only been here for almost a year...
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Twice a year, almost like clockwork, at the end of May and December. If you've been here that long, I presume you remember our... recent lunar vacation?
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I-I do. [She nods. It was hardly difficult to remember the time everyone went to the moon for a couple of days. Was it really so long ago now? Did time fly by that fast?
Oh, wait. He asked her something, whoops.]
Huh? O-of course I do! How could I forget.
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...is there any way t' remember if you forget?
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[Maybe the explanation for the initial batch of sandwich is so terrible he refuses to remember it. Or maybe the first time broke the world more than the others.]
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[They glance down, then away, then back up again.]
You remembered other stuff when it happens? Did that stuff stay?
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I... well. This was almost starting to feel vaguely normal. Thanks... for the warning, I suppose.
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But I know these things work like clockwork. It's gonna happen. For all we know, it's gonna be even more ridiculous.
[He pauses, heaving a loud sigh and running a hand through his hair.]
Maybe we should set up a bunker.
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[His words are tinted with both humor and disappointment, though. Yes, it would be nice indeed.]
I've considered barricading the house, but it'd do little against the teleporting. Unless our Psychic-types can create fields to block it, but my team has never shown such a talent. ...Then again, if the bunker were made of steel...
[Do type relationships even apply in those cases?]
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[It's said with a hint of laughter in his voice. He knows that would likely prove costly.]
Maybe we could flank the place with dark types for good measure.
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retail hell caused this delay. sorry 'bout that!
No worries!
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