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Dawkin Trustram



Interesting. While using a single primary type did limit your options and gave you a blanket vulnerability, with proper consideration you could account for those. As for his reasoning to his specialization, it was both a synergy in character and style. A reasonable enough decision. Dawkin wondered what a younger misunderstood Joshua could be like. Eh, he had too little to speculate on. Dawkin spent a moment considering what type he would specialize in, if any. Hm. If anything... Dragon? Hmph, such a thought seemed pretentious and besides, Dawkin already had Pokemon he didn't want to give up. The path of a specialist could be an interesting one, but not one he would take. Cacturne was a Pokemon Dawkin was planning on catching the smaller version of, the coincidence was entertaining, but not particular helpful. Dawkin doubted he needed Joshua's help catching or training one, even if he would offer it.

The stone was an interesting matter, perhaps it was only because Joshua withheld information about it, but it was certainly tantalizing to hear more about it. "Sounds like a deal to me." Dawkin was planning on getting more badges than that anyway, so it was really just a reward along the way rather than a challenge to meet. Then he followed Joshua along until they found a dinner spot and took their seats. "Hm, he's obviously very experienced and keeping all your Pokemon to a same type shows creativity in your team-building and ability to deal with the consequences of such. It'd be interesting to see him battle someone on equal footing in a real contest. Thought, it is a bit surprising how willing he seems to help out. Why did he become your mentor in the first place anyway?" Dawkin asked curiously. Joshua wasn't a professor, or a gym leader, and didn't seem to be direct family of Amelia, though he could be wrong on that front. How had they gotten to know each other?






Lance Ristoff: Light Dorm #1 Studentand friends


Hiroji snorted, not even deigning to give Kuo a response and turned away to watch the duel.

Tina gave him a puzzled look. "Are you sure? I don't usually forget people... I guess you are just pretty forgettable!" She said cheerfully, seemingly not at all bothered by the fact that she had insulted him. Perhaps to her, it wasn't an insult at all.

Lance shrugged, "Tina's got a point, you aren't exactly very flashy are you?" He asked, giving a little twirl that causing his jewelry to twinkle, as though accenting the difference between them. "That said, were you looking to make allies? If so I'd have to ask you pick someone to duel, to see if you... stand out enough." Lance said, obviously not trying to be rude but not terribly impressed either.

Gaku naturally continued watching the duel with great interest, cheering when Machi crushed his opponent down to 100 LP and also cheering when Kanna turned it around and took the victory. He was more interested in the fact that the battle was exciting than which participant won. He was all fired up after seeing the duel and ran back to the rest of his dormmates. "Hey this dude is still around? You looking for a duel or something, I'm all pumped up after seeing that great duel!"

Akane remained silent.

My internet is a bit shakey so I might not be able to respond for a while, but do you want a post regarding Kuo and do you intend to continue with who we have left?
Dawkin Trustram



Amelia stepped away to return the Pokémon she was holding, which Dawkin made sure to snap on his Pokedex, and Joshua introduced himself."Ah, I'm Dawkin Trustram, from Pureplain City in the Isson Region." Dawkin said hurriedly, upon realizing Joshua didn't know who he was; mimicking Joshua's introduction so as to be polite. "I wouldn't mind a free meal either, I didn't realize how late it had gotten, I spent a bit of time at the Desert Miner’s Hangout getting information." Joshua's Absol gave him an evaluating look and seemed to have determined Dawkin to have fallen short, turning away disdainfully, his strange ornament dancing with his movement. Joshua stated the Dawkin should feel free to ask any questions he had, and Dawkin had to admit he had a few things he'd mused over since Joshua had appeared. "Well, if it's really no trouble for me to ask you things then... Amelia said you're a Dark-type Specalist. Does that mean you use exclusively Dark-type Pokémon, if so why? Oh, and what's Absol's ornamentation? I haven't seen many decorations like that." People did put ribbons and bows on cuter Pokémon from time to time, but most Pokémon he saw were relatively unadorned, in particular when it came to things like that piercing and the gem that accompanied it.






Hm, as before I'll be toddling along after them, I'll wait to make a post because Isolde would probably respond to being healed and what not. Though my internet is a bit, unstable at the moment, so if I stay dead for too long don't be afraid to move along without me, though it shouldn't come to that. In the meantime I'll work on those quotes. Personally I think the contest could be fun even without a reward in terms of cool lines, and I'd participate without one more than likely.
Sofia Stien - The Cruise Room


Oh, someone was getting powers right away. Well it only made sense to demonstrate the product didn't it. Sofia watched Benito intensely, curious to see just how-

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Huh? It seemed like not even a second had passed but everyone was looking around with dazed, worried, and angry looks. What had happened? One lady stormed out. The shadow figure seemed relatively non-effected, though perhaps that was because Sofia couldn't really see her face or anything, and she started talking right away about how the Community might be here already and how the Rockers would make a purchase later. Sofia's starting would be hard to ignore, but perhaps even harder to interpret past the obvious curiosity. Oh the guy that drank the vial should have super powers right? Sofia's gaze shifted to him, curious to see what his own response to it would be. These meeting had turned out to be more interesting than she thought, but also a little bit more scary.
Dawkin Trustram



"Eh?" Dawkin turned in surprise when Joshua touched his shoulder. He wouldn't expect someone who was as evidently experienced as Joshua to respect him just for trying. It was something of a welcome ego boost. Dawkin paused for a moment and shrugged, somewhat unsure of what to do with himself. "Well, I'd be amiss to deny you chance to thank me for what little I did." He replied to Amelia as well, "Ah, it's no problem, I just happened to be here and you looked like you might be in trouble." Dawkin wondered what Joshua had in mind, perhaps something like a dinner trip? It was a bit late after all, but Dawkin would be content to allow Joshua to continue. Cacnea and further training could could wait after all, he might even gain something more beneficial out of being around a veteran trainer.






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Dawkin Trustram



Dawkin wasn't especially surprised when the mysterious looking women with the Serviper deigned him unworthy as to be privy to the information she held. That didn't prevent it from making him frustrated. Yet another time he deemed unworthy of recognition. A familiar and unwelcome feeling, but he wouldn't let it affect his actions. A strange shockwave caused Dawkin, and everyone else, to look at the two trainers's conflict. The ghost trainer stalked away calmly and Amelia's friend walked over. "Yes, I'm fine." Would it be appropriate to thank him for helping Amelia? It would be right to thank someone for helping a friend of his, if one could call Amelia and Dawkin friends. Should he? "Thank you for helping us, I'm sorry I wasn't able to take care of it on my own."

There, that should suffice. A Dark-Type Specialist going up against, what he could only assume was a Ghost-Type Specialist was sure to be a fight that only ended one way. Though Dawkin had to consider how wise of a decision it was to focus on only one type of Pokemon. His own team was mostly rock and ground, such a thing surely left him weak against direct counters. If you weren't a gym leader, was there any point in doing something like that? Should he take this chance to ask such a person? No, it would be inappropriate at a time such as this. Dawkin debated the merit of asking the mysterious people again what the deal was, but doubted they'd be so kind to change their minds so easily. "I don't think that I can be of any more help." That he was of any help to begin with, and it was more than he doubted he could get any more answers than that he wanted to leave, "So I believe I should get going." After all, he had not intended on running into Amelia, not that he minded the chance to help out course and had intended on going into the dessert.






Titania





Isolode was rushing forward again and what had at first seemed like quick thinking now seemed like simple thinking, as she had went ahead without waiting for anyone else and let herself get flanked. Titania would have something to say about that, and rapidly covered the ground between them, her mend staff prepared to fix the wounds of her and her mount. Perhaps as foolish a move as Isolode's, in that Titania was leaving herself open to attack. However, sometimes even a small wound could be the cataclyst that lead to a fatal one, so Titania would do her best to prevent that from happening. Besides, perhaps seeing someone unarmed run to the front lines would encourage the others to rush to her aid as well. Of course if the enemy Solider was dedicated to making sure Titania couldn't make it to Isolode without grievous injury, Titania would have no choice but to wait until the others helped cleared a way.

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