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Week 13.
WEEK 13 The trip to Celestic Town is an unconventional one, though it's infinitely faster than walking and doesn't leave everyone feeling woozy in the same way that teleportation does. The town itself is a small one, though it's scenic, and there's a sort of beauty to it that's very rustic in nature; it's surrounded on both sides by mountainous routes that you're welcome to go on to both the west and the east, though it wouldn't be recommended that you venture too far out, seeing as they can be on the dangerous side for those who are unfamiliar with them. It seems Cynthia was right about one thing - there was certainly an incident at Lake Verity that went off almost as soon as you left, another of those deep pulses echoing through the surrounding area; it seems that whatever Mesprit did can be felt by the region as a whole, given that Celestic Town and the surrounding areas seem to have been affected as well despite being so far east of the lake. Cynthia herself can be found throughout the town for the duration, should anyone want to speak to her. Sometimes when left to her own devices, she can be seen in the company of a little girl who looks very similar to herself; sometimes she's with a pair of people much older. Either way, the family resemblance is strong. Lucas is here as well; he's still willing to speak to anyone that wants to, though he seems a bit subdued. Either way, it's been a long, harrowing trip so far; hopefully spending some time here will help to rejuvenate you. POKEMON AVAILABLE: WITHIN CITIES SURROUNDING ROUTES: MOUNTAINS/ELEVATED AREAS SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY [OOC: Welcome to week thirteen of Azume; feel free to make as many top levels as you'd like and tag out to other characters! This post is for all of your interactions this week... at least until the weekend.] |
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[He stands upright and steps away from Duma.]
Where, oh where, could he be? Tell you what, I'll take the eastern ridge.
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Duma, you are not to sneak off like that again, you scared me half to death.
[...This big round moron is absolutely still acting like she can't see him, and continues doing so until he's too busy being inside his Pokéball to do much of anything else. Emmeryn, in order, sighs, recomposes herself, and hands Michael his jacket.]
I hope he did not give you much trouble. Thank you for sending for me—but certainly there was a better way to express the urgency...
[Presently she is not entirely convinced that Duma actually jumped off a goddamn thing, but rather than irritated she just sounds exhausted.]
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[Michael takes his jacket, shaking the dirt off of it. It's still not entirely clean when he's done, so he just holds it over his arm instead of putting it back on. Quaver settles on his shoulder and chirps proudly.]
He can handle jumping off cliffs really well, actually. Very durable.
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[did he just jump off and climb back up and then...roll over and give up?? does she want to know. she doesn't think she does. and yet, worry wins out.]
He didn't seem to have hurt himself? Oh, I should take him back down and check him over...
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[Michael nearly points out that you can see the impact crater from way up here, but miraculously decides against it.]
I bet all he needs is a bath.
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[Latona starts considering being useful about now, sees Emmeryn shift and shuffles over, but has not figured out what the next step to proper usefulness is just yet so she's just, like...standing there...looming. Why are all of Emmeryn's Pokémon idiots.]
Thank you so much again for keeping an eye on him, Michael. I don't know how long it would have taken me to find him... [And she smiles, but it's a little tight.] Do excuse me—I, ah, don't much care for heights.
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[He glances once more up the cliff, then turns to go himself. He has no real reason to be out here, he was just following Duma to see what stupid thing he did. Which did not disappoint!]
C'mon, I'll walk you back.