Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
enjoymyatelier) wrote2014-08-22 09:44 pm
enjoymyatelier) wrote2014-08-22 09:44 pm
15 [VIDEO/ACTION FOR ECRUTEAK]
[WELL IF IT ISN'T A NICE DAY IN ECRUTEAK CITY! The feed opens up to Kayneth bedecked in a fancy short-sleeved shirt and sitting in a lawnchair with a glass of champagne, a (finally) nice and well maintained lawn in view... though, there are some spots where it looks like grass and flowerbeds and whatnot have only been put in recently.
Funny, that!
Well, let's not dwell on Kayneth's gardening history for now, for he is, of course, going to talk at the camera, because of course he is.]
Well, it's certainly been an odd few weeks, hasn't it? Some things far more odd than others, of course, but that's simply par for the course here. Nevertheless, it does seem like the excitement has calmed down a bit, so I believe it's a perfect time for me to do some research.
I would, of course, ask you all for assistance in this, but it's not as though you'll go uncompensated for it.
[He gestures at the camera with his free hand, and it pans over to a fairly large pile of eggs, with a sign listing prices and species on it.]
I have quite a few Pokemon eggs on my hands, you see, and I'm quite interested in the results of my current breeding pairs. If you're willing to give me a brief report on the Pokemon you've bought once they hatch, then I'm willing to let you name your price --- to a certain extent, of course.
Furthermore, I have trained all these Pokemon, so if you'd like advice on what you might be dealing with, I'll be quite happy to provide you with the details.
Funny, that!
Well, let's not dwell on Kayneth's gardening history for now, for he is, of course, going to talk at the camera, because of course he is.]
Well, it's certainly been an odd few weeks, hasn't it? Some things far more odd than others, of course, but that's simply par for the course here. Nevertheless, it does seem like the excitement has calmed down a bit, so I believe it's a perfect time for me to do some research.
I would, of course, ask you all for assistance in this, but it's not as though you'll go uncompensated for it.
[He gestures at the camera with his free hand, and it pans over to a fairly large pile of eggs, with a sign listing prices and species on it.]
I have quite a few Pokemon eggs on my hands, you see, and I'm quite interested in the results of my current breeding pairs. If you're willing to give me a brief report on the Pokemon you've bought once they hatch, then I'm willing to let you name your price --- to a certain extent, of course.
Furthermore, I have trained all these Pokemon, so if you'd like advice on what you might be dealing with, I'll be quite happy to provide you with the details.
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That sounds fascinating. Did you find it easy to raise? Were there any odd personality quirks?
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But in any case, Sigilyph... well, I don't know if this is common for the species and I hope you'll answer this for me, but... raising her wasn't difficult, but communication was. She could communicate telepathically like other Psychic Pokemon, but it was always very, very abstract compared to the other experiences I've had.
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[Someone's still a little bitter over being sent home twice.]
Ah, really? That's interesting. I've raised quite a few Psychic-types and I've never come across anything like that. The most I've experienced is a range of personalities - some are less inclined to start up a conversation, for example - but that seems to be common with most Pokémon species. A creature that communicates in a more abstract way sounds fascinating.
[HE IS THE HUGE DORK, IT IS HIM]
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Anyway, they say Sigilyph are sentinels left behind by ancient civilizations, so I think that may have something to do with it. I don't know if yours will have the same kind of... oddity due to it being born in the modern era and raised with modern day Pokemon, but who knows.
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What about the species Archen? I'm not familiar with that one.
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...speaking of ancient Pokemon, Archen is a Pokemon that went extinct millions of years ago, but there have been various ways to obtain living ones in recent time. I received mine as an egg, but there was some... thing several months ago when it and several other varieties of extinct Pokemon were reanimated somehow.
Archen and its evolution Archeops are... interesting, in that they're very good but you want to make sure they hit fast and hard. If they sustain damage to a certain point, they... seem to just give up and wait for death to take them, I suppose.
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