friendyousohard | 13th Spell: [Video/Action for Fluttershy]

[The gear's camera shows a nice view of the night sky (well, sort of nice, it's still pretty cloudy and the fog's rolling in, after all) as Twilight clicks it on. Something flutters across the view, but it's pretty dark and hard to see what it is.]

I thought things would get a bit brighter after we got out of Ilex Forest, but not just yet, I guess. Ah well, Echo seems to like it better like this anyway.

[As the unidentifiable (unless you know Twi named her Zubat Echo) Pokemon flutters by again, the camera seems to come just a bit closer to it, then slide a bit further away.]

Trying to adapt to Pokemon that have different sleep schedules is a bit tougher than I thought. I figured with all my experience staying up to cram for tests I'd have been more ready for this, but it's definitely cut into our travel time. Not that the recent weather was helping, mind. Anyone else have any problems with that?

[A loud snort comes from behind, and Twilight chuckles, shifting the camera around to show her own face... and right behind it, that of the Snorlax she's using as a bed.]

Then again, some of them can sleep wherever and whenever, and are pretty good at helping us with that too. On that note, I should say that if you've never used a Snorlax as a bed before, you should try it. Best. Mattress. Ever.

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[Chris had been keeping an eye on his eggs: one light blue and the other red and black colored. However Chris was concerned abouit the sudden weather too so he spoke through the Pokegear while his Pawniard Maya looked on.]

The weather has me a little concerned myself. It makes training after work a little more difficult.

It's a problem, all right. I can't really say what the best way to deal with it is, but I guess in the end it depends on your Pokemon and how you're able to prepare. I'd invest in a raincoat, for one thing. And if you've got water or grass pokemon, they'd probably thrive in this type of weather.

No Grass types unfortunately, though I do have a soon to be hatched Squirtle Egg. My only other Pokemon is Maya. She's a Pawniard.

Pawniard... that's Dark/Steel, right? I'd guess she wouldn't be affected all that much. Unless they rust. The Squirtle ought to love it, though. It'd make a pretty good way to start training.

That's right. Though she isn't what you'd expect a Dark type would be though, based solely on her personality.

I'm guessing that may be one reason why she sharpens her blades on large rocks and trees.

Though once the egg hatches, I'll be sure to give that some thought. I'm Chris.

Dark doesn't necessarily mean evil or cruel. I know someone back home who's living proof of that.

Twilight. Pleasure to meet you.

That's certainly true. Dark doesn't have to be scary or evil.

Nice to meet you too, Twilight.

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