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o2. video. | action for violet city.

Feb 17, 2011 11:42

[When the video flickers on, you get crop-pointing. You get a lot of it. Satisfied with the dramatic effect, she then lowers her crop and looks into the screen with a semblance of seriousness.]Good day, Johto. I have several matters that I will address today ( Read more... )

fuck yeah ponytas, hair flick is a go, she's always under the wrong impression, edgeworth you are going down, plus seventeen arrogance, immediately means now, she's bitty and precious, angry as ever, she's under the wrong impression, yun (2) should not be allowed to rp, how does i civil speech, matters to address, !video, my bird is better than yours, she can has monologue, etc etc etc, she objects to your foolishness, yun (2) fails, she is being civil sort of, crop-happy as always, sentient trees what, +violet city

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[video] notjustsunshine February 17 2011, 22:44:28 UTC

I saw the tree! It's made out of rock so I don't know if it really counts as a tree anymore...[Ooh, or it could be a new species. A Rock Tree. Native to Johto.] But if you sprinkle water on it it'll smack ya so watch out, okay?

[video] recrimination February 18 2011, 02:08:19 UTC

Aha. It is a sentient being, but it is made of rock? I can see how that cannot be classified as a tree.

And it dislikes water, you say?

Re: [video] notjustsunshine February 18 2011, 02:12:18 UTC

Yep, it's a Pokemon. And there's a whole lot of them.

[She nods-something about this woman makes her get straight to the point...] My friend Fang poured water on it and it jumped up and smack! Right in the shoulder! It can throw boulders too! Pretty neat, huh?

[video] recrimination February 18 2011, 02:17:05 UTC

[She approves of this getting to the point business. So much.] ... of course, I would not use the term 'neat' to describe this superhuman feat. However, I will say that for a rock creature to do so, it is very impressive.

Re: [video] notjustsunshine February 18 2011, 02:23:43 UTC

Yeah! It chased us too! I was taking a video and it wouldn't leave us alone until we were almost to Goldenrod. It has a cute face though so I think I want to catch one of 'em. [She's told you all she knows. She will stop getting to the point now.] You think a regular Pokeball would be okay or would I have to use a great one?

[video] recrimination February 19 2011, 05:42:49 UTC

[................ she actually entirely fails to see the relevance of that particular piece of information. BUT SHE FEELS LIKE HUMOURING YOU since you were actually useful, so--] Having a 'cute face' is a poor reason for your choice in pokemon. However, it does sound to be relatively competent.

Perhaps a great pokeball would suit the situation better. After all, it is capable of tossing boulders and there are several of them -- it would be prudent to capture it before it calls upon reinforcements.

Re: [video] notjustsunshine February 19 2011, 05:59:08 UTC

[It's totally relevant Franziska] I know, but it's strong too...I like cute Pokemon but they're not really strong. So if it's both then it's good, right?

Don't worry, I wouldn't go alone! When I go to catch it I'll bring along my friend. [Considering said friend almost got her ass beat twice by the things Vanille isn't about to run off to go fight a group of Sudowoodo.]

[video] recrimination February 19 2011, 06:43:22 UTC

[She considers this.] I suppose if it fulfills your intended criteria, then there is nothing wrong with the venture. Of course, if it is both 'cute' and strong, then it would be the optimal outcome.

And is your friend the alleged 'Fang' who poured the water upon the rock-trees and was subsequently 'smacked'?

Re: [video] notjustsunshine February 19 2011, 06:49:32 UTC

Right. The...optimal outcome. [Franziska you talk weird]

[Vanille nods] Yep. Her Pokemon are stronger than mine. We didn't know about the water thing when she poured the water though so it's not her fault!

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