[See newborn pokémon.
See newborn pokémon run around the room.
Run, newborn pokémon, run.]
Good afternoon Johto!
[Lion is currently sitting on the bed, besides a blanket nest with two identical eggs. Julia, the Hoothoot is still perched on the bedpost, with only one eye open, while a tiny Charmander and a tiny Skarmory are chasing each other all
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Childhood is supposed to be the most important part in the learning process of humans, after all, it may be the same with pokémon.
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I do think of them as children, but I also believe that discipline is important in a child's life.
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Mine have always come from their eggs full size.
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I really wish there were more books about pokémon here in Cherrygrove.
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[Looks at the tiny pokémon on the side.] I can't complain about these being smaller than their grown up forms, however, I don't know how we would all have fitted in this room otherwise, and I really don't want to get them into their pokéballs so shortly after getting out of their eggs.
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Mmm... I can understand that. If I didn't book a double room, I would never be able to let Hina out aside from when we're outside.
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[Yay, huge pokémon.] What species of pokémon is Hina?
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--ah! She's an Arcanine. I can only let her out in my room if I'm really careful and let her huddle up on a bed.
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[Gives a quick check to the pokédex... Oh.] Ah, I understand, she probably takes much space.
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Yeah... She used to be so much smaller... But now it's a hassle to let her out inside. I'm just glad the rooms at the hotels and inns are large enough to accommodate her stretching her legs, even if only barely.
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