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bottlebay2026-02-12 08:35 am
truthdecided) wrote in bottlebay2026-02-12 08:35 am
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[Akechi addresses the Pearl in his and Ren's new, high tier room. Thanks to the help of Maya and Mayaka, the conspiracy wall is all in order. So many notes! There are even some new ones, and an open journal lies at Akechi's tiny birdy feet.]
I'd like to take a moment to discuss the dreams from last month.
[Yes, the dreams. Surely a vast majority know what he means.]
More specifically, the rather... cataclysmic one toward the end of the month. Volcanic eruptions and ash, foreign beings unlike any Pokémon we've seen, and calamity consuming the land.
[He brings his wings together like a pair of hands, breathing in.]
I believe this is significant, between the fossilized remains at Furnace Mountain, the ruined copy of the Archives in Heavy Downmoor, and the words imprinted upon us when exploring new regions and when rescuing lost Pokémon.
[He turns his Pearl toward his notes on the latter. Some ominous phrases appear:
Something important is... missing.'
Wait... Wait, stop!
They're going to leave me behind!
No, no, no, not again!
Are we who we think we are?
CAN YOU HEAR ME?
How many times have we been here? How many times have we lived here? How many times have we fallen to ruin?
There's an additional note about "doing it again" as well, though the phrasing isn't exact.]
Flowey and I had already hypothesized that there may be a cycle of destruction at play. That dream only solidified that hypothesis.
[He flutters over to another portion of the board, where the previous bounties are noted.]
And now we have three new bounties to contend with. Something keeps driving Pokémon mad, both in the form of these larger threats and the smaller swarms. Missing Pokémon go missing multiple times, yet their memories remain inconsistent...
I'm not yet sure how it all connects, but I do believe that nightmare holds connections to Furnace Mountain, if nothing else, and may be an omen of things to come.
I'd like to take a moment to discuss the dreams from last month.
[Yes, the dreams. Surely a vast majority know what he means.]
More specifically, the rather... cataclysmic one toward the end of the month. Volcanic eruptions and ash, foreign beings unlike any Pokémon we've seen, and calamity consuming the land.
[He brings his wings together like a pair of hands, breathing in.]
I believe this is significant, between the fossilized remains at Furnace Mountain, the ruined copy of the Archives in Heavy Downmoor, and the words imprinted upon us when exploring new regions and when rescuing lost Pokémon.
[He turns his Pearl toward his notes on the latter. Some ominous phrases appear:
Something important is... missing.'
Wait... Wait, stop!
They're going to leave me behind!
No, no, no, not again!
Are we who we think we are?
CAN YOU HEAR ME?
How many times have we been here? How many times have we lived here? How many times have we fallen to ruin?
There's an additional note about "doing it again" as well, though the phrasing isn't exact.]
Flowey and I had already hypothesized that there may be a cycle of destruction at play. That dream only solidified that hypothesis.
[He flutters over to another portion of the board, where the previous bounties are noted.]
And now we have three new bounties to contend with. Something keeps driving Pokémon mad, both in the form of these larger threats and the smaller swarms. Missing Pokémon go missing multiple times, yet their memories remain inconsistent...
I'm not yet sure how it all connects, but I do believe that nightmare holds connections to Furnace Mountain, if nothing else, and may be an omen of things to come.
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[It might be more unsettling to her than even she realizes, having essentially lost a month of time as she did. Unsure if she was actually doing what she thought she did, or if she had been asleep. It's creepy.]
What I wouldn't give for some real chai...
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[Come to think of it, he hadn't really inquired about chai much. Usually, Ren's coffee is more than sufficient.]
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[But low-key, the idea of having even something close to chai is...that'd be heaven on earth.]
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[Yet, despite his words, there's an undeniable fondness.]
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