grapecape: (so unfortunate)
Ondorus ([personal profile] grapecape) wrote2012-11-01 02:04 pm

004; action for violet pokecenter/video

[So today Ondorus had been doing a bit of training out on Route 32, as is normal these days.

What wasn't normal was hearing a commotion a little ways away, and going to check it out and finding an Ekans biting the living daylights out of a poor wild Mareep.

Ondorus, being One Of Those People when it came to animals (especially of the wooly kind), saw only one solution. Olivia had no difficulty in driving off the bewildered Ekans, and the wounded, poisoned Mareep soon found itself inside a latching Pokeball.

....and then the Pokeball disappeared.

Ondorus quickly realized the reason for this, and hurried back to the Violet Pokemon Center.]

[At the Pokemon Center, Ondorus rushes into the building, looks around for the PC, goes to it, and...spends a while fumbling with it, looking worried. When he finally has a grasp on how it works, he notices something, pauses, looks extremely confused, then clumsily withdraws not one, but two Pokemon from the PC.

The first one he lets out is the injured, poisoned, weakly bleating Mareep, which he scoops up and delivers to the Nurse Joy immediately. He then hesitantly lets out the second Pokemon.

....this Sewaddle seems familiar.

Ondorus can be found in the Pokemon Center during that hullabaloo....or after it. Afterwards he is sitting in a chair with the Sewaddle on his lap, the Mareep at his feet, and his Xatu sitting in the chair next to him, all three munching on Pokemon-treats while he rubs idly at the bridge of his nose, looking tired, with his glasses in his other hand.]

[Later in the day, there is a post!]


I believe the girl named Yui has returned home. I found her Sewaddle in the PC today, but it appears he ended up there some time ago...

[He feels kind of awful about that.]

...the PC. It makes me feel rather uncomfortable, to think of leaving Pokemon there...wherever "there" is. But seven companions can't be taken outside of the city, it seems.

[Mmmrr. He folds his hands together, frowning. What is he going to do about this?]


Could someone explain to me what the PC is, and how it works? This world's technology... [He shakes his head in amazement as he ends the recording.]

scientificflair: (Those who were right there)

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[personal profile] scientificflair 2012-11-04 12:09 am (UTC)(link)
[...you understand

and it's admittedly kind of nice to not be in the foreveralone.jpg corner due to this sort of thing, wow]


...you can ask whatever you like, though I can't guarantee that all questions will receive answers. You're more than welcome to follow the same principle, of course; as it stands, I'll answer what I believe I can.

[all right, now that he's established that his veritable emotional fortress-walls are not going to come crashing down for any man/univir/thingo-that-you-happen-to-be

let's nerding]


And am I to assume that you're one of these...sorcerers yourself? Do you have a specific discipline that you study, or have you used the longer timeframe you mentioned to study multiple?
scientificflair: (pic#3798023)

[video - private] i have to bullshit heartily when people ask descole what *year* it is, i feel you

[personal profile] scientificflair 2012-11-04 12:55 am (UTC)(link)
Indeed?

[He's back to fiddling with the small mechanical whatever-it-is, though it isn't through boredom; just to give his hands something to do while he thinks.]

I can certainly understand the desire to study "anything," as it were - some of the disciplines I've studied have their practical applications, or were necessary for my work; others are things I've picked up simply because I liked them, or at the very least the idea of them. I don't see much sense in limiting myself, in that regard.
scientificflair: (Those who were right there)

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[personal profile] scientificflair 2012-11-10 07:24 am (UTC)(link)
Most of my pursuits are scientific in nature, though I admit a particular fondness for archaeology and the study of past cultures and societies, outside of the mechanics and robotics that we've already covered. [...that's...putting it lightly and not telling the half of it, but it works for now.] Beyond that, there's music and more...physical activities - swordplay and hand-to-hand combat and defense, primarily.