@Lugia@Evanist
"I'm sure we'll be accepted there, I mean, what else would they have the supplies that weaker Pokemon would need. Plus, that person, sorry, Pokemon who saved me seemed nice." A light smile spread across Devin's face, as if though trying to cover up his mistake of using the word person.
He was glad Medburn was a small town. Athleticism wasn't really Devin's thing, and to him, long walks was an athletic thing. Trevor was right, the building was kind of hard to miss, especially with the large flag on it. It was white, and Latias and Latios formed a circle around a star. From the outside it looked rather grand ad impressive, but when they walked inside they found it crammed, but in a cozy sort of way. It was quaint, but talkative, and while the outside made the right inside seem like it would be hollow, it was rather alive, and gave off a warm vibe. Most of the people there were friendly, and smiled to the little trio.
Devin smiled back, but half heartedly, as talking and large groups of people was t really his idea of a great time. He took the lead of the other two, and made his way to a small desk, that somehow upheld authority, even though it didn't look impressive. On a small, swiveling chair, sat an Espurr. She was filing through papers, and noticed the top of the Axew's head.
"Hello, Welcome to the Medburn Exploration Guild. what can I do for you today?" The Espurr offered a warm smile to Devin, who was clearly nervous.
"Well, um, we're new here, and don't have a place to stay. Permanently that I-is. W-we were hoping that y-you would have place for us." Devin was starting to shake.
"Of course, there are three of you, so a large room will do. Room seventeen, third on your right."
"T-thank you. Also, another asked if I could reserve a room for him. It would be under Doc S-Siward." The Espurr's smile turned into a straight line, she, like many of the other townsfolk knew who Siward was, and to some, it wasn't a very pleasant name. But she removed her emotions from the picture.
"Of course we'll Reserve the Room."
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The room was humongous, well, for the small Axew at least. Three separate beds were propped up againts the wall, each about three feet away from each other. On the wall adjacent to it, there was nothing but a window. The other walls and the rest of the room was blank, except for a blue rug in the sender, and a trunk in one of the corners. To some it wasn't much, but for Devin, he was just glad he had a place to stay.
"It's not very much, but we can make it work. I mean, we can put curtains on the window, add some chairs, a desk, oh and a bookshelf for me. What do you guys think?"
"I'm sure we'll be accepted there, I mean, what else would they have the supplies that weaker Pokemon would need. Plus, that person, sorry, Pokemon who saved me seemed nice." A light smile spread across Devin's face, as if though trying to cover up his mistake of using the word person.
He was glad Medburn was a small town. Athleticism wasn't really Devin's thing, and to him, long walks was an athletic thing. Trevor was right, the building was kind of hard to miss, especially with the large flag on it. It was white, and Latias and Latios formed a circle around a star. From the outside it looked rather grand ad impressive, but when they walked inside they found it crammed, but in a cozy sort of way. It was quaint, but talkative, and while the outside made the right inside seem like it would be hollow, it was rather alive, and gave off a warm vibe. Most of the people there were friendly, and smiled to the little trio.
Devin smiled back, but half heartedly, as talking and large groups of people was t really his idea of a great time. He took the lead of the other two, and made his way to a small desk, that somehow upheld authority, even though it didn't look impressive. On a small, swiveling chair, sat an Espurr. She was filing through papers, and noticed the top of the Axew's head.
"Hello, Welcome to the Medburn Exploration Guild. what can I do for you today?" The Espurr offered a warm smile to Devin, who was clearly nervous.
"Well, um, we're new here, and don't have a place to stay. Permanently that I-is. W-we were hoping that y-you would have place for us." Devin was starting to shake.
"Of course, there are three of you, so a large room will do. Room seventeen, third on your right."
"T-thank you. Also, another asked if I could reserve a room for him. It would be under Doc S-Siward." The Espurr's smile turned into a straight line, she, like many of the other townsfolk knew who Siward was, and to some, it wasn't a very pleasant name. But she removed her emotions from the picture.
"Of course we'll Reserve the Room."
...
The room was humongous, well, for the small Axew at least. Three separate beds were propped up againts the wall, each about three feet away from each other. On the wall adjacent to it, there was nothing but a window. The other walls and the rest of the room was blank, except for a blue rug in the sender, and a trunk in one of the corners. To some it wasn't much, but for Devin, he was just glad he had a place to stay.
"It's not very much, but we can make it work. I mean, we can put curtains on the window, add some chairs, a desk, oh and a bookshelf for me. What do you guys think?"