Lugia

You are the Mon

Fair enough.

You are the Mon

@Lugia

Most charmanders have a fire on their tail to char their food, or at least a parent to help along the process. These are just strange times on top of unusual circumstances.

@Lucius Cypher

Wait, does that mean I'll have to keep eating twigs? Lol.

You are the Mon

Huh, I thought I was playing as a Charmander, not a Fennekin, lol. But yeah, I get it.

You are the Mon

So... I guess Trevor hasn't made any progress in learning that move, yet... okay, fair enough.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

I'll try to think of something soon Lugia. Not that I'm distraught or anything, just... disappointed at the shooting lately.

It feels really weird to find funny memes and then going back to feeling shocked the next second.

@KaBling

Understandable, Kabling. Don't feel like you HAVE to post if you're having trouble posting.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

I remember that he HAD an aron following him, but I can't remember that aron's name... poor thing was a victim of 'permanent coma syndrome'.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Void

Second yo! - @Ridlins and @Lugia

Can I just assume that Donovan and Magma followed Gavin down into the Guildmaster room?

@ZombieMagikarp

Yup, you sure can, Zombie.

Dragon's Awakening

Trevor looked right at the odd, shadowy dragon who was following them, and he said "Sure, let's try it... can't be any worse than what we're doing, right?" and after a weird flash of light, Trevor felt... almost nothing different. He then kept wandering around, passing by another spider, and what appeared to be a small golem made of stones, as well as a giant steel door, until he eventually made it right to a city of literal mole people... one of whom was baking bread, and putting it out on a cave's windowsill. The place was also oddly well-lit for being a town where its entire population hates the light. There appeared to be signs in a language that didn't look like it was anything from Earth, a small runed stone at Trevor's feet, and some mole people speaking in what Trevor could only describe as gibberish. Curious about the strange, glowing markings on the stone, Trevor picked it up, and it seemed to attach itself to his forehead, leaving a glowing green mark similar to the one that was on the stone he picked up... said stone was still in his hands, but it was now blank. Trevor seemed a bit confused at this, and then he noticed a strange, new power... one that he used to analyze what the signs said, and what the people were saying. "Huh... seems like the mole people here are talking about some sort of big, exciting event... that sign obviously says bakery, though, it directly translates to 'bread mine', and that other sign is a... potion shop? How... strange," Trevor said to his friends regarding the information he got from scanning the place with his new skill, gotten from his new rune. What kind of luck did he have that the one thing that would allow them to communicate with these new people would just be sitting at Trevor's feet when he entered the town... somehow... through randomly choosing pathways?

You are the Mon

Trevor's Log

Moves:
- Scratch
- Growl
-???

Health: Full Health

Status: A bit groggy

Ability: Blaze (increases fire-type moves when severely damaged)

Quest: To make the first guild in this pokemon-only, yet guildess world.

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Trevor took a little while to wake up, however, once he did, he immediately noticed the fiery sensation, and he kinda chuckled to himself. Trevor put two and two together, and while everyone else was talking, or trying to get Nathan to wake up, Trevor focused on trying to breathe a few small embers that he could use as an attack. He... kept trying this for a while, knowing that he was a fire type, and knowing that this HAD to be him finally being capable of using a damaging fire-type move, right? I can't believe I'm level nine, already... I mean, I didn't really DO much, but sure! I'll take it! Trevor thought as he kept trying to literally spit fire on the burnt-out campfire... if he could actually do it, they wouldn't NEED to keep the fire going, they'd just need him to use ember on it, again, and, better yet, it would give Trevor a move he could use against ghost types, which, apparently, those weird dust-zombie pokemon were. After a while of practicing shooting flames at the campfire, Trevor walked up to the cave's entrance, and he looked off in the distance... while still trying to breathe fire, and he noticed that orange glow. Huh... is that What Lance was talking about, earlier? Well, either way, it got brighter... maybe we SHOULD go there, this time, instead of just running back here. Trevor thought as he again, continued to practice breathing fire. Eventually, he found the time to say "Alright, everyone, it doesn't look like the cave situation is getting any better... I think we should ALL head out, and try to find that light. Does that sound good? I mean... it's kind of a gamble, but we can't exactly afford to just stay here forever, right?" Trevor hoped that his teammates agreed with him, since otherwise, something bad might happen to them while his group was away, again.

Dragon's Awakening

Everyone seemed to be busy dealing with the smaller ones, and, soon enough, they were gone, and the big spider was soaking wet. "Perfect," Trevor said as he noticed that Shaula soaked it, and even suggested using lightning. He then added "Ha, now that's something I can do!" and... after that, he focused on his lightning magic, and shot a lightning bolt from the tip of his right index claw to the spider, which finally took enough damage to just keel over. "Glad that's over, let's get outta here," Trevor then said as he passed by the body of the spider, which seemed to just disappear, only for a few bronze coins to appear in its place. Trevor didn't see, or notice the coins, but said coins had a sort of pickaxe emblem on it... and were clearly some form of currency. Heading onward, Trevor used his poor sense of direction to just keep going in circles for a while until he finally got annoyed with seeing the same 'II' marking on the same wall over and over, again, and he finally asked "So... is anyone here good at mazes, and or seeing in the dark? With what limited dark vision that I have, I can already tell that I'm not getting anywhere, and that these tunnels are a labyrinth," he then kept trying to move... anywhere in this darkness, with the only feedback being the occasional markings on a wall that he'd have to literally feel for, and the cold stones both underneath, and around Trevor... though, at a certain point, Trevor could almost swear he could faintly smell the easily distinguishable smell of baking bread... and, soon enough after getting almost nowhere in the maze, and becoming hungry from all the nowhere he's gone, the smell became absolutely AMAZING to him.