ITT: We are our avatars.

Kohaku: Nope, I don't. Just need to ask this little guy for permission first.

-A small toy car◊ hops out of her bag and makes a beeping sound-

Hrodland: Oh, right, right...

(@Mana) Oh, cool

Oh, and, hey Kohaku.

Catherine: Alright... -car- Mind if I see it, little car?

-Hawkeye- -extends a hand for Hawkeye to roost on- How are you?

Robert: So, what is it you usually do then?

Kohaku: Hey, Hrodland. How's it going?

-The car tilts a bit, and then projects a hologram, showing this◊ to Catherine-

Catherine: ...Oh my.

Kohaku: Yeah. That's what Pokemon can be capable of, I've seen.

And it's hard to design weapons to combat them when a lot of the ores you can mine around here are alive as well.

Catherine: -nods- Agreed...I'm more surprised at the durability of these Pokemons though.

Kohaku: Extremely durable critters.

Catherine: As in, the little bird would logically be vaporised by the dragon's attack.

But from what I see, its relatively intact.

Hrodland: Oh, I'm fine, how about you?

Kohaku: Well, it got knocked out.

@Hrodland I was mining.

Catherine: Its simply knocked out, instead of say, ashes. That is quite something.

Hrodland: Hm? For what?

Kohaku: @Catherine Can't really disagree with that.

@Hrodland Metal.

Hrodland: I meant, what kind of metals?

Kohaku: Copper, iron, this one type that I haven't been able to figure out what it's called but is apparently native to this planet, that sort of thing.

Hrodland: Oh, I see, I see... And, what's special about this one?

(Lune is around. She's busy doing push-ups with one arm.)

Kohaku: Supposedly unbreakable. But I'm more interested in the other property it has.

Hrodland: Go on?

(Lune looks at the others.)

Lune: 'Sup, guys.

Kohaku: It's apparently chipped off from one of the Pokemon here.

Might actually be "alive", so to speak.

Hrodland: Hm... And, what's that implying, then?

Kohaku: @Lune Hey.

@Hrodland I dunno. Could be useful. Might not be. I just thought I'd look at it to figure out what it could do. I don't see "living" metal that often.

Hrodland: Ah, I see, I see...