44th moon [video/action]

[puppet_paladin]

[Today's backdrop is the Goldenrod Pokémon Center's kitchen. The cameramon would be Noelle the Blissey, considering the soft Bliss, bliss that can be heard. And the foreground?

An omelet. One large enough to feed a whole castle, with cheese and mushrooms and sausage bits. You could practically smell it through the screen.]

It'll not cook faster if

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[reimprovise]

[mm, an inhabited moon?] Oh, have you been there?

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[puppet_paladin]

A few times. It'd be quite pleasant, if not for the monsters.

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Moon monsters! What're those like?

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[puppet_paladin]

Like normal monsters, but stronger and more likely to kill you. More likely to be dragons, also.

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Mm, is there a correlation between dragons and moons?

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[puppet_paladin]

The Dragon King Bahamut lives there, but that should only apply to one of them.

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The Dragon King sounds like it should be ruling over other dragons.

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[puppet_paladin]

He rules over the other Eidolons, actually. But from a distance.

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A distant ruler-- literally or metaphorically?

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[puppet_paladin]

Even the correct airship, the distance between the earth and the moon is quite great. Especially since it left orbit. However, the Eidolons are also ruled over by Leviathan, who lives with them. Therefore, both would apply.

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Mm, which ones do the subjects prefer? Bahamut or Leviathan?

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[puppet_paladin]

An excellent question. I've never had the chance to ask.

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Too busy?

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[puppet_paladin]

The flow of time in their kingdom does not match that of the rest of the world. Staying there too long can have side effects.

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Mm, I'm guessing that the time in one kingdom flows quicker than the time in the other.

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[puppet_paladin]

It does. My friend Rydia spent a few weeks there, and she came back ten years older.