A Sandshrew would come out just in time to see the boy place the paper on the counter. He would reach for it, and then push a small box where the paper had been laying. Trying to make eye contact with the boy and his Murkrow, he would wave frantically before gesturing to take the box. The pair were free to leave and follow the trainers before them to find out where exactly their pokelot was.
Posted: Wed May 09, 2018 2:13 pm
ShinyChibiSuicuneRiku
Muziki would find himself having to literally hold his partner as one delicious morse was replaced with another. The sandshrew is another rodent type and for a pokémon that preys on them this place was starting to look like a buffet as he would grab the box and the boy would start out of the room almost as fast as he could go.
Rodent pokemon weren't a smart choice if a trainer didn't keep their pokémon put away. A moving and breathing buffet for different pokemon as Muziki would head towards the back door and out to the signs.
Pokélot Name: Musical Paradise Pokélot Owner: Muziki Mirage
* Area# 2 - Crescent Beach - is a favorite of many trainers for its cool atmosphere! It is a small island secluded by ocean water, which makes it harder to access by wild Pokemonand trainers alike. Though this security comes with a price; there is no fresh water here, so any Pokemon left here can die of dehydration if no water types are included in this place.
All Pokemon store here gain+5 exp per battle (If no water types are store here or alternative source of water found, -5 hp each battle for all Pokemon)
Brian left the Battle Room and walked around until he came across a rather clean-looking building. Walking toward it, he walked inside and found a spotless, stark white room. This is unusual for a room to be this clean, unless someone is a neat-freak, he thought, though he didn't say it out loud. "I'm looking to pick a Poke-lot," he said. "Is this the right place, or do I need to go somewhere else?" He wasn't familiar with the area quite yet, so this was still somewhat of an exploration for him. Not to mention, Purr would be able to explore with him, so that she would know the area, as well.
The television screen behind the counter would flicker with life before cutting on. A very stoic woman would appear on the screen and she would give Brian all the information that he would need about the place as a small grey body would scramper it's way onto the counter.
The Minccino would wait until the program had concluded to push the form in front of the boy's face ...or at least in front of him on the counter.
(For information on what is going on here, read the first post for this area)
Brian watched as the TV behind the counter flickered to life before a stoic-looking woman appeared, telling about all the areas offered for Poke-lots. As the program finished, Brian heard what sounded like paper being pushed over a hard surface, and he looked down at the counter to see a Minccino standing there with a form in front of him. He smiled at the Normal-type as he took the form and found a place to sit so that he could fill it out. From what he'd seen, the forest was the area that would best suit him, as it had berries and a pond, so any Pokemon he stored there wouldn't go hungry or thirsty. He let Purr out and let her climb onto his head as he filled it out, making sure not to leave anything blank that he could fill in. He even made sure to re-read the form at least twice, just to make sure, before handing it back to the Minccino. "Here ye go," he said, smiling at the small, cat-like Pokemon. He liked Minccino because they were so cute, though he knew they had an almost overwhelming urge to clean anything they found that was dirty. That would explain why the room he was in was so clean.
The pokemon would take the information and roll it up as she would disappear behind the counter to appear with his copy. She would lay this where he could reach it on the counter before leaping downwards to the ground. Her little feet would touch on the ground once before leading towards the doggy door.
Of course, she expected him to open the door she had just gone through as she waits on a path for him to catch up to her. Pointing upwards at the sign, it would seem that Brian was now free to choose where he wanted to go next.
Three different ways to venture as she sat back on her haunches and would point at the distances and then at the three signs on each path.
Beaches ---right (you might have to swim to your Island or wait until tide out)
Forest ---- left (When you find the area you want to be yours find the trees with your chosen color on it, that's your area on the inside of that set of trees. You better mark them, or else you risk someone else trespassing on your lands or thinking they are vacant if you leave the ribbons.)
Crater - Center (Why did you choose this? You better post a border guard, because, the only markers you have are your chosen colored rocks on your perimeter.)
(Sorry, I forgot to post this)
Post this on the first post of your new Pokelot DOCUMENT OF OWNERSHIP
Pokélot Name: Pokélot Owner:
* Area# 1 - Forest Grove - the first zone available. Quite popular, and often recommended for new trainers. Self-supporting with a small pond for water and berry bushes for food. This area needs little to no work in order to maintain, and in response to that the Pokemon here gains little to no experiences from being stored here.
Brian watched as the Minccino took the application he'd handed to her, rolling it up and disappearing briefly before reappearing with his copy. He picked it up and followed her out the door she led him to, following her to where the path branched off into three different areas. The path he wanted to use was the left one, which led to the forest, and he smiled down at the Minccino as he pulled a small box from his bag and picked out a treat for her. "Here ye go," he said, handing it to her. "Thanks for yer help." He waited until the Normal-type had taken the treat, then looked at Purr, who was now on his shoulder, and smiled. "Let's go visit our new home, shall we?" he said, getting a happy "Purr!" in response.
Brian left the Battle Room and walked around until he came across a rather clean-looking building. Walking toward it, he walked inside and found a spotless, stark white room.