If it's any consolation, we can't get seriously injured here. I| We can still get hurt, but it wouldn't be fatal for us. For anyone. At least that's what I've heard. I've never gotten hurt bad enough to find out for myself.
[Y e t.]
You could always stock up on some Repel, but that also covers keeping all wild Pokemon away. If you're going to fight...
[ What they really need is Eren. Eren would learn the limits accidentally within the first week. ]
Any chance Eren's ever been here for long stretches?
[ He's the most reliable idiot in the best and worst ways, and also, something of a nightmare she's... glad isn't hers to handle. She tried, let that be said, but still. ]
I suppose I should work on that before I get there, in that case.
[ She has one pokemon. Tomorrow, unbeknownst to her, she'll have two, but still no fire-type. ]
I'm surprised he didn't figure out what the limits were.
[ Honestly, he was getting himself close to killed in training, outside of training, basically all the time. ]
I'll see what I need once I'm in Cherrygrove or the next town over. That one's what, Violet City? If I'm reading this map right. If you have fire pokemon recommendations, I'm glad to listen.
I think he was more preoccupied with taking in everything this world has to offer. I can't say I blame him all things considered.
[Even Bertolt let himself get carried away. He doesn't want to think about how much time he spent in front of the TV in hotels for the first few months when they weren't on the road.]
Violet, yeah. I've only been there once and that was... Almost two years ago? I didn't get much of a chance to look around. As far as fire types go, you can't go wrong with a Growlithe but the drool might be a little too much for some. Houndoom don't drool as much and they can look pretty scary, but the one I have is a sweetheart.
[ Because it's. True. Past that she really doesn't know. ]
Cats were tolerable in the city. I wouldn't call that much of a preference, considering the only animals we worked with were horses, and cats were incidental.
[Annie, no. Do you realize what sort of ammunition this gives him?]
I'll
I'll keep my eyes open for any fire cats. There's a couple I can think of off the top of my head - Litleo, which are... small lions? I haven't seen one in person yet but they have one of their evolved forms roar before certain movies, and they've got a movie called The Pyroar King that has a bunch of them. There's also Litten, but they don't really stay cat-cats.
Jean has one and it evolved into a big wrestler that looks like a cat.
[ Cute things actually in her life: does Lute now count? She has a Hoothoot too but she's not sure what she thinks about the bird she named Arlert. IT'S NOT AMMUNITION IT'S... ammunition..............
She thinks about the Litten, then remembers what she was being shown over this earlier that day. ]
I've seen those in a photograph. The evolved Litten. The person showing me brawls with them for fun, apparently.
[You've doomed yourself, Annie. This gives him an excuse to send cute pictures of Pokemon at all hours of the day.
There are going to be so many, Annie.]
You didn't happen to get their name, did you?
And yeah, movies! They're| Moving pictures, basically. With sound and everything, just like that thing I sent of the truck getting eaten only much longer and actually having a story to it. They even make movies based off of books and sometimes they're not the best, but they're fun.
[ Sheer volume will annoy her Bertolt, even if the content will be pleasing. She'll remember for when she sees you. ]
Not at the time. Sound like someone you know?
Huh.
[ She's got nothing else, just "huh." It sounds... like a lot? Someone less messed up might say fun, but Annie generally ends up being pulled into fun instead of finding it on her own.
Unless melting bodies in acid counts as fun. That was off-the-clock work related, but that series of events did introduce her to donuts and a daughter strong enough to get away from the father she loved who was ruining them both, so. Worth something. ]
[It'd be worth it. So worth it, even if he had to go to the Pokecenter to make sure he was okay.]
I can only think of one person that does that sort of thing with his Pokemon. He's a good guy.
There's one you might like called The Aristocattys. I've only seen bits and pieces of it so far, but it's full of cats. You might even see one you like in that.
[Sometimes he wonders about the sort of work that existed inside the interior, though it may be a good thing he decided to follow Reiner into the Survey Corps. He may have gone grey a few years too soon if he went to the MP.]
[ The MP were great, just as corrupt as you'd expect and as likely to shirk duty if it didn't involve bribes or other nice luxuries. At least he'd be able to get hair dye for his grey hair. ]
I'm already regretting telling you I don't hate cats.
[ Is her immediate response, as fast as typing allows her to speak. ]
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[ She makes note of the name, tilting her head to the side as she considers what he's saying. ]
What's most effective against bug pokemon?
[ She's not quite thinking in "type" terms, just ways to keep bug pokemon away. ]
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We can still get hurt, but it wouldn't be fatal for us. For anyone.
At least that's what I've heard. I've never gotten hurt bad enough to find out for myself.
[Y e t.]
You could always stock up on some Repel, but that also covers keeping all wild Pokemon away. If you're going to fight...
Fire works really well.
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Any chance Eren's ever been here for long stretches?
[ He's the most reliable idiot in the best and worst ways, and also, something of a nightmare she's... glad isn't hers to handle. She tried, let that be said, but still. ]
I suppose I should work on that before I get there, in that case.
[ She has one pokemon. Tomorrow, unbeknownst to her, she'll have two, but still no fire-type. ]
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[He has a couple Pokemon from him, including one that he still doesn't know how to control. All he does is scream at him and in his face.]
I could loan you some money if you need it for supplies, or I can see what I can find for fire Pokemon if you want to go that route.
[Look, he could easily breed her a large fire dog! Or two!]
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[ Honestly, he was getting himself close to killed in training, outside of training, basically all the time. ]
I'll see what I need once I'm in Cherrygrove or the next town over. That one's what, Violet City? If I'm reading this map right. If you have fire pokemon recommendations, I'm glad to listen.
[ Fire dogs! Sounds hot??? ]
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[Even Bertolt let himself get carried away. He doesn't want to think about how much time he spent in front of the TV in hotels for the first few months when they weren't on the road.]
Violet, yeah. I've only been there once and that was... Almost two years ago? I didn't get much of a chance to look around. As far as fire types go, you can't go wrong with a Growlithe but the drool might be a little too much for some. Houndoom don't drool as much and they can look pretty scary, but the one I have is a sweetheart.
Do you have a preference in animals?
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Cute.
[ Because it's. True. Past that she really doesn't know. ]
Cats were tolerable in the city. I wouldn't call that much of a preference, considering the only animals we worked with were horses, and cats were incidental.
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I'll
I'll keep my eyes open for any fire cats. There's a couple I can think of off the top of my head - Litleo, which are... small lions? I haven't seen one in person yet but they have one of their evolved forms roar before certain movies, and they've got a movie called The Pyroar King that has a bunch of them. There's also Litten, but they don't really stay cat-cats.
Jean has one and it evolved into a big wrestler that looks like a cat.
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She thinks about the Litten, then remembers what she was being shown over this earlier that day. ]
I've seen those in a photograph. The evolved Litten. The person showing me brawls with them for fun, apparently.
... Wait, movies?
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There are going to be so many, Annie.]
You didn't happen to get their name, did you?
And yeah, movies! They're|
Moving pictures, basically. With sound and everything, just like that thing I sent of the truck getting eaten only much longer and actually having a story to it. They even make movies based off of books and sometimes they're not the best, but they're fun.
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Not at the time. Sound like someone you know?
Huh.
[ She's got nothing else, just "huh." It sounds... like a lot? Someone less messed up might say fun, but Annie generally ends up being pulled into fun instead of finding it on her own.
Unless melting bodies in acid counts as fun. That was off-the-clock work related, but that series of events did introduce her to donuts and a daughter strong enough to get away from the father she loved who was ruining them both, so. Worth something. ]
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I can only think of one person that does that sort of thing with his Pokemon. He's a good guy.
There's one you might like called The Aristocattys. I've only seen bits and pieces of it so far, but it's full of cats. You might even see one you like in that.
[Sometimes he wonders about the sort of work that existed inside the interior, though it may be a good thing he decided to follow Reiner into the Survey Corps. He may have gone grey a few years too soon if he went to the MP.]
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I'm already regretting telling you I don't hate cats.
[ Is her immediate response, as fast as typing allows her to speak. ]
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[PLUS LOOK AT IT THIS WAY ANNIE... You've got ammunition against him in the form of Jean, now he's got ammunition in the form of cats.
It's a win-win.]
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... Actually it works out in her favour so nevermind, carry on, son, carry on. ]
I absolutely do.