Thankfully, I didn't suffer a brain breed. I just had a minor dent in my head and such, thanks to all the metal in my body. I wasn't dead, but I certainly didn't feel well trying to talk and stand. In a little ring of misfits were: several juxtapositions involving a tribble and guns, a MBA player with a cupcake, flashing false girl, a fire-breathing slug, some... I dunno, a yoga-boxer champion, and a twisted Hello Kitty. Things felt like an anime.
In my vision (admittedly not too great) as I looked around and heard everything, I could make out a board to stick notes (and that was full of them), a reception desk left empty and cash register partially opened, painting of some beach... then, there was the window behind me and above the coach, looking out into the dying carnage of outside. People were crazy, but not anarchic. Sure enough, my headache came from the TV tipped sideways, with some interview somehow going on in Japan with... look, make it out yourself. Game Freak or some shit trying to deny their role in all of this, what with reporters and police officers around. Strangely, little in terms of Pokemon. Aside from a Porygon who let his voice out. "Mates, I'll be alright. I just got a bit of a headache... someone ought to put the telly upright, thanks." Of course, I had to sit back down, since I had suddenly developed vertigo just by staring at the TV.
Through subtitles I could just make out, I guessed the Porygon spoke out about ripping his ideas of a 'Ronald Bishop.' Naturally, I would have absolutely no idea who the heck he was. He spoke Japanese, but it wasn't too hard to understand... well, the subtitles helped. They included lines such as: "A man called Ronald Bishop discovered them.", "I made the video games not of childhood memories but for profit, as living back then was difficult-"
Screw it. The power got cut, causing the TV to make it's distinctive 'off noise' while the lights kinda popped. The hotel became almost nightly as the rain pounded at our windows. I knew this place would become the stuff of nightmares soon, but it was the problem of whether it would actually happen or not. "Argh... that doesn't help." I didn't know I was responding to anyone. I noticed some keys on the floor, which presumably that helpful man gave me. A tag on the end made of some silver metal pointed out there was a free room on top. "My... my name is Miles Hall... and I'm not dead yet. What are your names, people?" I was supposed to say Pokemon, but... what the Hell.