ITT: We are all Pokémon Trainers

I haven't read up on the Beldum Line yet. They evolve with other Beldum to become a Metang? Huh. I suppose it's like how a flock Magnemite stick together to become a Magneton.

Yeah, it's really something to look at. The second evolution had us sitting on that damn route for at least a month while Cobalt completed the process.

I'll have to read up on that Article with my Laptop once we get close enough to internet access. I have a sketchbook full of binded drawings that are usually better than the ones I tear out and stuff into my backpack to toss later if you want to see them.

Sure, that would be nice.

Alright, here you go. -passes her sketchbook to tagg- This one's mostly filled with Com Mons from the Hoenn Region, but I think there's a Probopass in there somewhere.

I'll be back in an hour, I have class in a few minutes.

Cool, thanks Jane.

-Checks out sketches-

Wow.

-Sees a Wailord diving into the black abyssal plain-

You have no idea how hard it is to draw inside a Dive Bubble. It is a lot harder than you think.

-recalls Typhlosion-
Vesuvius doesn't like the rain... Can't imagine why.

edited 23rd Oct '15 1:36:37 AM by Slouch

-recalls all Pokemon-

I'll give them baths later.

And I'm back from English.

I could certainly imagine the difficulty involved in doing something like this.

Definitely. Though a good thing did come out of it: I discovered an Underwater Ruin while following that Wailord, it was only one really small room that appeared to be part of another building, and it had tons of writing on the walls with Unown. I wrote it down in my Unown Notebook but the words are pure nonsense as far as I can tell.

Oh yes, there's a lot of old ruins around that part of Hoenn. I remember how I used to go diving around Sootopolis all the time with Muddy.

Sootopolis is like a haven for archeologists, don't you think?

It's a city made in the caldera of an extinct volcano, home to the Cave of Origin, and some of the nearest landmarks are Pacifidlog Town and the Sky Pillar. Makes perfect sense to me.

I've been thinking of hiking up the Sky Pillar to see if there's any info available about Rayquaza there. I've been to all of its major hotspots, especially LaRousse City, but I haven't really gotten enough info on it to write anything about it. Unlike Kyogre, whom I found more info than the guy that did Groudon.

edited 14th Feb '11 11:55:50 AM by CalamityJane

I keep meaning to visit Hoenn. What's it like?

Very warm. Never wear jackets.

I've tried to make it the whole way up the Sky Pillar, but unfortunately I'm not all that great with a Mach Bike.

Like Jane said, Hoenn is very hot. Way warmer than up here, for instance.

edited 14th Feb '11 11:59:04 AM by rmctagg09

I'm pretty decent with a Mach Bike. I've practiced a lot of times just to get the feel of it, since it was the bike I chose and I didn't feel like bugging Rydel about having to switch bikes all the time (mostly because I had trouble remembering whether I had a Mach Bike or that other kind of bike when I did switch them).

I prefer the Mach Bike to the Acro Bike myself, but the Sky Pillar has a very unstable floor. One wrong move and you'll plummet back down.

-winces-

You don't... Die, do you?

Not unless you forget to bring a supply of water bottles, try to ride against the wind, and trip while sitting down.

No, luckily it's only a one floor drop.

-wakes up-

Hello guys...

Morning daisy.

Or afternoon over here.