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[healium]

So um, I have a request today! Pokemon eggs. Is anyone interested in taking any off our hands? I uh.. My Pokemon and Dave's Pokemon decided to leave us a bunch this morning, and we didn't find them until we came back from training, and.. well, we aren't going to raise nineteen Pokemon, that would be insane!

[Moving the feed from herself to point at her bed, the eggs are all neatly arranged with cards beneath the respective bunch or single.] If you have trouble reading the writing, I can let you know which Pokemon is which. I can definitely say from what.. little I've researched about breeding, that the Growlithe and Solosis eggs should be really powerful once they hatch! Both had parents of the same species together and all.

We do want them to go to nice homes overall, so I'm not too interested in charging any money; just take care of them and we'll call it good, alright?

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[polterpigeon]

[Nageki is kind of strangely interested in the idea of looking after a pokemon egg. He does want to become a stronger person, right? Someone who doesn't always need to be protected? Raising an egg is totally the right way to go about this. Besides, he's been lead to believe you need more than one Pokémon for a good team.]

I would be interested in adopting one of your eggs. Would you have any advice or recommendations of type for someone who has never taken care of one before?

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[healium]

Sure! Grass types are really easy to care for, right off the bat. Most will be able to feed themselves with photosynthesis, and only need warmth and water to thrive. The only one I happen to have is a Chikorita, but they're really friendly and very helpful creatures.

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[polterpigeon]

That sounds like it would be perfect for me. I'll adopt one of those, then.

Do I have to...

[He fidgets.]

Sit.

On the egg.

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[healium]

If I may get your name and location, I'll have it waiting in the center for you!

[What an interesting question -]

Oh, no, you shouldn't have to! They just need to be kept warm, so keeping it with your other Pokemon or in amidst your clothes would be fine. Actually, they have egg slings at the centers and marts, so you should be able to pick one up for cheap!

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[polterpigeon]

Nageki Fujishiro is my name. Currently my travel partner and I are in Cherrygrove.

I'll be sure to look into an egg sling or an outfit I can carry it easily in. I'll be sure to do my utmost to care for it well! I never had eggs of my own or anything so this will be a learning experience.

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[healium]

It's good to meet you, Nageki. My name is Jane Crocker!

Hoo hoo, egg slings are definitely the way to go, and I'm glad to hear it. If you have any trouble or any questions, feel free to ask, alright?