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@GarlandDaHero
I think it would be easiest to view it from Arc-V's perspective. No speed thingymagicks or turbo spells, just dueling on motorcycles xD
Though, technically you could consider these action duels as well...Ah well, action duels are cool!
Also, who are we currently still waiting for?
I think it would be easiest to view it from Arc-V's perspective. No speed thingymagicks or turbo spells, just dueling on motorcycles xD
Though, technically you could consider these action duels as well...Ah well, action duels are cool!
Also, who are we currently still waiting for?
@Raddum@Masterkeun
Well then, the market! Buy, buy, buy away! I have for you, apricorn balls! because proper craftsmanship like Johto's should not be excluded (I really just kinda felt like it'd make more sense to have the handcrafted poké balls rather than the technological marvels of ultra balls, they have some level of science on Mokai, but it isn't as impressive as the mainland's)
Side note:
The apricorn balls would be cheaper if you'd bring the apricorn yourself,
Well then, the market! Buy, buy, buy away! I have for you, apricorn balls! because proper craftsmanship like Johto's should not be excluded (I really just kinda felt like it'd make more sense to have the handcrafted poké balls rather than the technological marvels of ultra balls, they have some level of science on Mokai, but it isn't as impressive as the mainland's)
Side note:
The apricorn balls would be cheaper if you'd bring the apricorn yourself,
"Aww...Going so soon?" the woman pouted. "Ah well, can't hold you up here forever. Have fun now!" She waved. Hiro waited for the girls to say their goodbyes and closed the door. "The market, huh? I guess it'd be wise to stock up... Oh! But there's someone waiting for us at the edge of town, so we should try to not let him wait for too long." Hiro scratched the back of his head, he felt as if he was forgetting something--other than the man who'd told to meet him. He thought deeply, but with a sigh Hiro accompanied the girls to the market. He couldn't remember.
The market was a mix of voices, faces and smells. Salesmen trying to get as many customer as possible by simply outshouting each other, lots of people walking around from stall to stall, haggling, negotiating or simply chatting with each other, adding to the din of voices. Considering how calm it'd been in the rest of town, the amount of people currently at the market was astonishing. Lot's of stalls sold food, trinkets, and other small stuff. Only a few stalls really stood out. Instead of the colorful fabrics that provided shade for the other stalls, one of these stalls had a mossy green cloth. Behind the stall sat a moderately old man with sharp look. The stall was mostly unvisited, save for the occasional customer approaching, buying something and quickly leaving again. The old man didn't speak a lot either, he seemed to answer some questions, but other than that kept silent. The wares displayed on his stall ware spherical objects with a black ring around it and a button in the middle...poké balls. Rather than the standard great- and ultra balls, it seemed the man was selling apricorn balls, which was confirmed by looking over the stall, revealing that the old man was handcrafting them as he sat there.
Another notable stall was one with a big logo emblazoned upon the front. The logo seemed to resemble a kind of pickaxe, and closer inspection would reveal that equipment for exploration, as well as some mundane items were sold here. Large coils of rope, small glass bottles with a yellow-ish liquid inside and jars of honey were presented here.
Poké Ball-Shop:
$200 Poké Ball
$500 Level ball
$500 Lure Ball
$500 Moon Ball
$500 Friend Ball
$500 Love Ball
$500 Heavy Ball
$500 Fast Ball
Adventuring-Shop:
$1000 Escape Rope
$400 Repel
$300 Honey
The market was a mix of voices, faces and smells. Salesmen trying to get as many customer as possible by simply outshouting each other, lots of people walking around from stall to stall, haggling, negotiating or simply chatting with each other, adding to the din of voices. Considering how calm it'd been in the rest of town, the amount of people currently at the market was astonishing. Lot's of stalls sold food, trinkets, and other small stuff. Only a few stalls really stood out. Instead of the colorful fabrics that provided shade for the other stalls, one of these stalls had a mossy green cloth. Behind the stall sat a moderately old man with sharp look. The stall was mostly unvisited, save for the occasional customer approaching, buying something and quickly leaving again. The old man didn't speak a lot either, he seemed to answer some questions, but other than that kept silent. The wares displayed on his stall ware spherical objects with a black ring around it and a button in the middle...poké balls. Rather than the standard great- and ultra balls, it seemed the man was selling apricorn balls, which was confirmed by looking over the stall, revealing that the old man was handcrafting them as he sat there.
Another notable stall was one with a big logo emblazoned upon the front. The logo seemed to resemble a kind of pickaxe, and closer inspection would reveal that equipment for exploration, as well as some mundane items were sold here. Large coils of rope, small glass bottles with a yellow-ish liquid inside and jars of honey were presented here.
Poké Ball-Shop:
$200 Poké Ball
$500 Level ball
$500 Lure Ball
$500 Moon Ball
$500 Friend Ball
$500 Love Ball
$500 Heavy Ball
$500 Fast Ball
Adventuring-Shop:
$1000 Escape Rope
$400 Repel
$300 Honey
@Raddum
Good, good. I do indeed love messing with people, so that's a good plan xD
Good, good. I do indeed love messing with people, so that's a good plan xD
@Raddum
In your posts it mentions Ramona instead of Marlene...Ya wut now?
In your posts it mentions Ramona instead of Marlene...Ya wut now?
@Killfang96
I'm no princess, so my predictions aren't quite reliable, but I'm going to guess things'll either go haywire after some people finish their second duel or right around the finale.
I'm no princess, so my predictions aren't quite reliable, but I'm going to guess things'll either go haywire after some people finish their second duel or right around the finale.
After leading the girls inside, the woman quickly bolted off to another room and soon returned with a tray of cups, in them; tea. It seemed to be a thing here to drink hot tea despite the heat. Only after returning with the tea, the woman answered Mable's questions. "A lot of pokémon live around here. Down at the beach are a lot of ground, rock and water types. Little ways north there's a forest. I think you can figure out what to expect in a forest. And yes, of course you can buy poké balls and food at the market, you might have to check different stalls, though." The woman paused to drink and perhaps receive more questions, before continuing answering Mable's. "There aren't many issues with strong pokémon, and if there are, the Ramotse [Rah-Mot-Say] usually takes care of it." Remembering Marlene's clumsy attempt at pronouncing the word, she seemed lost in though for a moment, then said "I think the word translated to something like 'Mayor', does that word mean anything to you?"
Their conversation went on a little bit before it was interrupted by a knock on the door...
Meanwhile, Hiro was looking around town franctically, asking whomever he could find if they'd seen a woman drag along a pair of girls. Luckily a few people had identified the trio that way and pointed him to the woman's house. Hiro thanked the person and went over, knocking on the door when he reached it. *knock knock* "E-excuse me! Mable, Marlene, are you there?"
Their conversation went on a little bit before it was interrupted by a knock on the door...
Meanwhile, Hiro was looking around town franctically, asking whomever he could find if they'd seen a woman drag along a pair of girls. Luckily a few people had identified the trio that way and pointed him to the woman's house. Hiro thanked the person and went over, knocking on the door when he reached it. *knock knock* "E-excuse me! Mable, Marlene, are you there?"
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