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Just witnessed a Seedot take a tumble down a flight of stairs… I feel bad for laughing at the little fella

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I’ve noticed that anytime I take JYD, my Houndoom, for a hike or walk it always seems to get her settled in. If that’s the right verbiage. It seems to take them from high-strung, ‘I’ll take on anyone’ energy to a very seldom and relaxed behavior.

Taking walks by Littleroot port seems to be the most calming. Lots of aquatic activity and an abundance of life to adore!

Henryk is pacing like a caged animal. I don't blame him, not with what that scrap of paper promises, but he is driving me up the wall. I might send him out on a walk with Mudball.

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Maybe if you’re in Hoenn for a while we could grab a coffee! I love meeting people who travel through areas and hearing the stories they bring.

You’d have to tell me all about the tournament!

Taking Scar and Silvie to a tournament before we go to Hoenn~

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Ahhh thank you so much! She loved her diet in Kanto, but ever since moving to Hoenn her appetite has been declining as well as her spry, (she would’ve busted down my door completely!). I’ll give that a try and update you.

I can’t believe I didn’t think of that though! I appreciate the help here, maybe I’ll cover some of her food in bone-broth as well. A homemade “kibble” of sorts would do good: chicken, bone marrow, bone-broth drizzle, and carrots.

Going to try that out after the next trip to the store and post the results. Thanks again!

My Houndoom woke me up by ramming my door in… I guess that’s what I get for sleeping in before breakfast. Used to feed her raw beef and wild Rattata’s in Kanto, but now since living in Hoenn it’s been a grocery haul of chicken breast each day. Might need to find another source of food, anyone got any ideas? I appreciate any help here.

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Someone should definitely fix that elevator unless there is genuinely a floor called “eeby deeby”… now that I think about it, what would even be on that floor?

I’m confused now and glad I live near a small town with no elevators. Wouldn’t be surprised if something like this was in Kanto.

rotomblr's gif search option is wonderful

Put me in the elevator

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My Houndoom woke me up by ramming my door in… I guess that’s what I get for sleeping in before breakfast. Used to feed her raw beef and wild Rattata’s in Kanto, but now since living in Hoenn it’s been a grocery haul of chicken breast each day. Might need to find another source of food, anyone got any ideas? I appreciate any help here.

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So uh

I was looking for pokemon to photograph and this happened

Hiii Rayquaza

Close up

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[Intro Post]

The name’s Scott, freshly 24, and I’m from the great region of Kanto.

Moved to Hoenn on a business proposal but I feel that this transfer is permanent, not that I’m complaining as Kanto is staggeringly large in comparison. Something that I wasn’t too fond of. If you’re wondering about my job, I work remotely for INTERPOL. Serious work, I know. Nobody wants an unsafe neighborhood; my department deals with “underground Pokémon fighting rings,” we help unravel the heads behind these illicit crime syndicates. I won’t talk about my work much as it’s very heavy hitting material and I’d much rather lighten the mood than soak it all out like a sponge.

I prefer my tranquil peace and solidarity which is why I moved a bit further than one-klick west of Littleroot into a tidy log cabin stationed in the forest. In the two months I’ve been here, there has been several running-water issues that’s likely due to my friend Bruce, (my Sharpedo buddy), constantly banging on the enclosure when it’s almost feeding time.

Speaking of pals, here are the friends I’ve made and taken along my voyage:

“J.Y.D.” : This little fella is the Houndoom I adopted back in my hometown of Kanto when I was 19. We crossed paths when our group was busting one of the largest rings we’ve ever seen. She was shaken up for sure but wouldn’t let go of my pant legs! We took her and the other mistreated Pokémon to a professional care center and when that was all cleaned up, the higher-ups had to figure out ways to get them back to their original regions. To make our adjacent department’s job a little easier, instead of sending her back to Johto, I did the responsible thing and took care of her myself in my apartment. Saying that was a challenge would be a massive understatement. She would obliterate any couch she touched and destroy my rugs till there was nothing left; I’ve never seen such a playful Dark type before. There wouldn’t be a day that went by where she didn’t get her horns stuck. She was my first ever Pokémon while on my own and I can’t say I regret any of it.

Bruce : Moving into Hoenn was difficult, all of my colleagues weren’t minutes away, it was just JYD and I versus the world. That lasted about a day. Settling into my cabin took all of 4 hours with the minimal packing I had to do which meant that I could take a drive and relax by the coast, something child-me dreamed of doing. While there, I couldn’t help but notice the same Sharpedo swimming in what seemed to be a triangle-esque pattern. After getting closer, it started to breach the water bobbing up and down repeatedly. As a kind gesture for the show, I chucked a piece of raw fish its way. Now for the past 2 weeks, I’ve been coming to the same dock and feeding Bruce. Even though he’s not my Pokémon, I named it and try to see Bruce everyday. Hopefully one day I can build a substantially large aquatic aquarium and take care of Bruce one-on-one.

Rayquaza : The only work I have is online reports for the time being, meaning that I have a lot of free-time on my hands. One of my favorite things to do is hike here. After my third trip to the Hoenn Peak my 10th day here, I met a wild Rayquaza. Thankfully they’re naturally peaceful creatures as seeing that lanky, slender, snake-like body wrap around a tree and reveal its enormous body right in front of my eyes nearly had me dart to my car! Even though it’s stated that they tend to “stick to their own lane,” this one allowed me to pet its underbelly. It followed me all the way back to my cabin and is now resting on my porch, completely crushing my 2nd favorite rocking chair. At this moment I have no clue what to name them and would gladly take suggestions!

I’m always looking for new people to meet since I’m starting my blank slate in Hoenn. I do lots of hikes and lumber work in my free-time so if you ever need a new fence built, or in my case, a new rocking chair, be sure to reach out! I’m mostly friendly and don’t quite have a routine set up yet. I keep my circle of people small but that’s something I should work on, especially with how tight-knit everyone in this region seems. It would do me more good than harm.

//OOC — this is my first time doing something like this and would appreciate any kind words sent my way! I have a little story drawn up in my head and can’t wait to take those around my blog with me. Thanks again for taking the time to read this and if you have, let me know :D be sure to have a great day!