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Hekrom:... debatable, in my opinion. However, shall we continue on, or would you like more time in this room?
Let's keep going.
*Points to the chained off section*
What's that place for?
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Let's keep going.
*Points to the chained off section*
What's that place for?
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Hekrom:
*smiles*
Anything and everything has the potential to be beautiful, in its own unique way. Its all about perspective.
I don't know...
*Looks up*
Some things are so naturally beautiful, they're untouchable.
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Hekrom: *molds one into a model of a building*
These ones arent quite as brilliant and bright as the others, but I feel their beauty lies in their other qualities. Bueaty itself isnt just about looks, but what something means to you, as well. An intelligent mind can be beautiful to the right person, for an example.
You think anything can be beautiful?
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Hekrom:
Its mollecular structure resembles a cross between sandstone and clay. On top of that, it actually absorbs moisture from the air, due to micro organisms living in the air pockets within it. They help give of its glow.
That's amazing...
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Hekrom:
*there is a slightly less visible hall down on the right side of the room, but there is a sign and chain, preventing entrance*
This here is the second room. Every crystal in here can be manipulated into any shape. It's malleable like clay.
Wow... how..?
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Hekrom:
*guides you to the next room, which glows several different brilliant shades of yellow and orange*
Woooow...
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Of course. Follow me.
*Walks next to you*
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Hekrom: indeed.
Can we see the next room too?
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*looks at it*
Hm..that one is actually a sunstone. Very few like it in Existence. No one actually knows why its warm, but its internal temperature once fracked open can reach 135 degrees Fahrenheit. Id say it has something to do with absorbing residual ground temperature, but I am unsure.
That's so unique...
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*it feels smooth to the touch, and emmits warmth*
W-why is this rock warm?
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