Emporio Alnino (
seacub) wrote in
bottlecaplogs2025-08-06 08:21 am
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August Quest Catch All!
WHO: Emporio, and his fellow Quest Takers
WHAT: QUESTS! QUESTS!
WHEN: Through August
WHERE: Bottlecap Bay/The Outpost/Etc...
WARNINGS: To be noted as needed
WHAT: QUESTS! QUESTS!
WHEN: Through August
WHERE: Bottlecap Bay/The Outpost/Etc...
WARNINGS: To be noted as needed

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Yep! I read as much as I could, including the encyclopedias and manuals.
[The straps for the wood are secure! Let's move that luggage.]
Mnh, no, they had schools. I just couldn't go.
[It's fine don't worry about it]
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Oh. Well, it was too dangerous to leave the prison...so it was pretty much impossible.
[It's fine don't worry about it!
He brings a hand...paw? Mitt? To his chin, as he thinks more heavily on it.]
...In hindsight, I kind of wonder if I could have snuck my way into online schooling... ...but I got the feeling I was ahead of the curriculum anyway, so...
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...
[She's truly speechless, her mouth hanging open in surprise.]
... oh, I see...?
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Trust me when I say, I'm a very unique case in that regard..! ...Honestly even the jail itself counts as a unique circumstance...the ghost rec room was really nice, I think it might have been the old library.
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...
W-well. I'm glad you're... okay? Fahaha...
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[He's rapidly growing aware of how awkward the situation is!]
A-Anyway, it's been a lot nicer being here, and we even get to see a whole town get built now..! That's cool, right?
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[Mixed?? Bag???
But in the interest of maybe keeping the conversation on good things-] What was your hometown like?
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... it's pretty small, but nice! Or, uh, it was. [She's not used to thinking about it in past tense...] It was mostly a monster town, though Kris was a human. They're-- I mean, they were my next door neighbor. Umm, there was a little lake and a forest that I used to explore in with Kris and... well, family and stuff. It was a great place to live!
Actually, my mom was the mayor, so I guess I'm a little biased.
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[Part of him things of others he's talked to that made those kinds of clarifications, but, Flowey in particular never mentioned any towns that shared with humans, so this is probably very different.]
Huhhh...
I mean, it sounds nice..! I don't know that having a parent in politics would increase bias that much in this case at least...
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... um, the monsters are friendly. It's kind of like this, except a lot of us stood on two feet and wore clothes and stuff. And didn't have powers. I guess I should've clarified. It doesn't seem like we're that common across the other worlds...
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[The idea of academic expectation is, for better or worse, lost on him.
Emporio nods along though, listening as they move the load of construction materials along.]
It sounds kind of like...Monsters and humans were basically the same, but with different appearances then? ...It seems pretty human for humans to separate themselves out like that anyway.
Uh.
If that makes sense. [He's defined a word with the word in the definition, he's very sorry.]
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[Does this sound familiar, Emporio? Flowey said something similar.]
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This is definitely someone from a world like Flowey's. Maybe the future?? Mayors are more of a modern (ish) thing, so he can't see her being from before any...mountain business, however that went.
But also.
He would be exposing this poor deerling to Flowey.
...
Emporio decides not to say anything about that!] I see...
...I guess that's pretty definitive in that case. Th-though, surviving without a soul seems...
[Flowey seems to be a rather bizarre exception to the rule, and given his experiences back home, he's inclined to agree.
People without Stands died.
Fast.]
What would even remove a soul though...
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Umm... surgery...? Haha. Like I said, it's really uncommon. Sorry, weird topic.
[She's getting into a good rhythm of working and talking at the same time. Maybe Archnemon was right-- she can be helpful! That's a nice feeling.]
Anyway! What kind of stuff do you do for fun, Emporio? Besides helping out in the clinic. I know you do that! [Right. Normal conversation. She should work on that, next.]
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What would that even be to treat...
[He can't help but mutter that curiosity aloud, sorry. But anyway!]
Oh. Uh...I guess I like reading a lot?
...I didn't really have much else to do before. I would sometimes throw a baseball around, but that was always alone. ...I was told it'd be a good idea to uh...maybe try playing it again here but...
[He's not really sure that's going to work out with so many quadrupeds.]
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Reading is fun! Books can really take you to a whole different world. Uh... in a figurative sense this time, haha.
[The comment about being alone while playing baseball is deeply saddening. This poor kid... She tries to come up with an idea.] Well... maybe I couldn't play baseball normally, but I bet a lot of us could hit the ball using attacks, right? It wouldn't be a 'real' baseball game, but it would still be fun!
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[He considers her words about baseball though. The idea of...adapting to it.]
...Maybe... ...I guess...it could end up more like kickball then?
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[She still remembers Umemiya seemed hesitant that he was more 'built for fighting' than ever as Lucario. He hoped to use his powers to help him plant a garden, instead. Maybe this could be a version of that for Emporio, she thinks.]
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At least he's nodding in agreement.] Probably...we'd have to make sure everyone knows the rules, and set up teams...oh, and we'd need space...
[....Well, it seems like a plan is forming?]
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...C...competition is probably unavoidable yeah...
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Let's suggest it to Mightyena then. Or...maybe Abomasnow would want to plan for it?
[Does Abomasnow's precise city planning have room for a baseball field... ...Hopefully.]
want to wrap? :O