[01] Re-Intro | Mahagony [VIDEO; locked to Team Rocket]

[allwissend]

[A dark haired man with glasses and sporting a team rocket outfit that was just a little bit tighter than he seemed comfortable with peers through the screen. He’s obviously learned his lesson from last time how she can get and has allowed his Pokémon to perch on his shoulder. Finally, she’s holding still.]

Igglybuff![She bounces toward the shiny

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[usedtelekinesis]

Welcome back.

Hackers gonna hack.]

[allwissend]

Hello again.

[impressive computer skills, as always, or-]

Are you a member of team rocket now, too?

[usedtelekinesis]

I'm not Team Rocket.

[allwissend]

Here I hoped we'd be on a team again.

[usedtelekinesis]

I'm not on anyone's team but my own.

[allwissend]

So you're traveling alone, then?

[usedtelekinesis]

Yes.

[A lie, but Crawford doesn't need to know about Tot.]

[allwissend]

We should join up, then. For old time's sake.

[He'll find out eventually.

If Schuldig tells him.]

[usedtelekinesis]

I'm pretty far from you.

[allwissend]

Humor me.

[He would like to know where you are, Nagi. Tell him.]

And how many of these things, pokémon, do you have?

[Can't hurt to know what other people have, and woud like to know if there are any specific ones he might have an interest in]

Any recommendations on the strongest or more useful to catch?

[usedtelekinesis]

7 right now, but only 6 in my fighting team because those are the rules.

There's no overall strongest and even things that seem useless can be strong or useful in some way. I think Schuldig wants Psychic type, so if you pair with him...try Bug or Dark types to cover what Psychics are weak to.

ooc stalker

[myguiltyone]

[cue me imagining our Schwarz psychics cowering in fear of bugs...]

[allwissend]

[Alright, he'll let you sidestep that question for now.]

Six on a team, and what happens to the rest? [glances at his Igglybuff, maybe...he does like the idea of people underestimating her]

What other types are there? [Actually, dark types sounds mildly intriguing. He wants as much information as possible, too.]

[usedtelekinesis]

The rest get stored in a PC system. I'm not very sure of how exactly, that works, but they wait for you and you can trade them out at PokéCenters as well as certain homes that have the computers as well.

There are a lot of types. I don't know the exact number offhand, but each has strengths and weaknesses. Most of mine are Water, for example.

[allwissend]

Just from the name, it sounds like a useful place to visit, these PokéCenters. What do services do they provide other than storing extra Pokémon for you? [And in a computer no less, interesting...especially if it’s something you don’t know how it works, Nagi.]

[He has a lot of reading up to do then if he can find anything on his PokéGear that explains the different types, strengths and weaknesses. Actually, it sounds right up his ally] This game is a lot more involved than I would have thought back home.

[usedtelekinesis]

They heal your Pokémon if they're injured or if they've fainted from being too beat up to fight.

Nothing's ever as simple as it seems.