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You know, I thought the trip to Violet would take much longer. Either way, I guess I've made it just in time?

[Sup, this young lady is wearing a dirty old fedora and a mustache, the latter just visible over the top of her scarf. Her face may look familiar, though her hair a touch curlier than her Poppops, but HI VIOLET CITY, she's the spitting image of John Egbert. Looking past the screen a few moments, Jane frowns just a touch and leans.]

Sebby, no, you are staying right here with me. The other people and Pokemon aren't trying to do anything, they're just walking by!

[Something sounds a little displeased, but when Jane rights up to continue talking, there's a Buneary perched on her shoulder, wearing a pair of pointed sunglasses.]

Anyhow, could someone recommend a few techniques for an overprotective Pokemon? I appreciate his concern, but he gets a little out of hand when he wallops strangers who simply walk little close.

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It does, I get what you mean. Dirk doesn't have much for distractions outside of building robots, though I'm certain that he has long conversations with his glasses. I mean, he built them with an artificial intelligence copy of his brain when he was thirteen, so the glasses still speak that way.

My point is that he is most definitely the most focused in our circle of friends.

Wait, what. Hold up and roll back a second. He built an ai version of himself?

He did indeed! It sounds crazy, but I've spoken with the AI myself and it answers things very close in agreement to what Dirk would say; it certainly isn't an Auto Responder for nothing. He offered to make one for me but I have enough trouble without a second me to discuss things with.

It honestly depends on how well you know yourself or can handle that. Having a second you around usually isn't as bad as it seems. They're you, and you're them. It doesn't matter what shape or form they take, in the end no one knows you better than yourself.

I... I suppose. I'm just not sure I can handle it as well as he does - or as well as you would.

Hey, you never know what you can handle until it's right there in front of you. You'd be surprised how much of this shit just starts coming naturally to you. These sessions and adventures seem all about self-discovery in really cryptic ways. Some of it is downright retarded but there are good parts.

Like right now we're chilling and being Pokiemasters. Or some shit like that. All the battles and crap we'll face back home is pretty far away.

Perhaps I'll understand more once I get into my game; or at least, get the discs in my hot little hand!

Yeah, you will. That's how it goes. At the start this all looks big and important. It still is, but when you're in the middle of it you just do what you feel is best. This trainer stuff is like that. Your little dude will help you learn.

Yes, Sebby has already been rather helpful! Aside from assaulting strangers who get too close, anyway.

Lady B used to try to set random people on fire. I think it's a protective of their friends thing. She's chilled out a lot since she evolved to Rapidash.

[.... Sorry, can't help a bit of giggles. Lighting people on fire ISN'T OKAY but it just looks so funny in mind with random people..] That's good to hear, at least. It'd be a shame to catch a Gym leader on fire on accident.

Or a police officer. Can you imagine trying to explain that. Sorry officer she didn't like you, I'm really trying to teach her not to do that.

Hoo hoo! Yes, that's definitely a bit of a problem in that case! [WHY LAUGHING? THE MENTAL IMAGE. That's just terrible oh gosh, it's just. Shucks, buster!] I wonder if that winds up being fairly normal for them, with newer trainers.

I can bet on it. Look at what goes on, they're handing out lethal critters who can blast flames out or something like that.

Right. Maybe they have flame resistant clothing, or several types of Pokemon for dealing with the problems like that.

Probably the later, or one pokemon that's taught a lot of different moves. You can never know what their pokemon knows until they bust a move out. So it's always safe to think they have at least one move that can wreck your shit.

In other words, don't mess with an Officer Jenny.

Exactly. Don't bust the cop, because she'll dust your mop.

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