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[typeadvantage.livejournal.com]

[Tonight, instead of being greeted by the usual sort of scenery one would find in a dream, you will find yourself in a cave. Yes, a cave. It's not exactly the most rugged and untamed cave there is, however. In fact, it seems as if people come and go through this cave relatively often. The reason for that being that, well, people do traverse this cave often. For those familiar with the Unova region, you might recognize it as a part of Victory Road. It also happens to be far from empty at the moment. Disregarding the teenaged boy and his Pokemon (he was training them, since that was clearly the only reason to be in this cave), there were other Pokemon--Durant and Boldore, mostly, with the occasional Swoobat here and there--moving in and around the chamber. The boy is clearly wrapped up in training his Pokemon at the moment, but you know, if you make a noise, chances are he'll pay you some attention.]

Comments

[waterfell.livejournal.com]

Sort of like studying. It can be relaxing.

[typeadvantage.livejournal.com]

When not interrupted by people trying to reach me on the Xtransceiver to talk about things that don't make much of a difference either way, certainly.

[waterfell.livejournal.com]

Sometimes those conversations can be made to serve a purpose.

[Like still using the senshi communicators to tell Sailor Moon where to come to fight her, if she didn't feel like having Mercury attack the people to bring her out of her hole again.]

Be creative.

[typeadvantage.livejournal.com]

Creative in what way? I'd rather train than listen to stories about Pokemon Musicals and things of that sort. [and really, it's not like Bianca spent her time coming up to Victory Road to train, either, so you know.]

[waterfell.livejournal.com]

You'd know better than I would. Just be alert to your advantages.