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[bertall]

Um... This is Bertolt, and if you're hearing this I'm probably busy. You can leave a message here or call back later if you want? ...Can I start over?

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[schachmeister]

And Samwise?

Sion was the one who bred Aurora for me. I don't know if he has been breeding any more Dratini eggs lately though.

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[bertall]

He's not from Sion. I don't think I've actually gotten anything from him in awhile, to be entirely honest.

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[schachmeister]

Neither have I, to be honest. I've been focusing a bit on training up the pokemon I currently have. There is a couple I'd really like to get to level 100, before I branch out and add new pokemon to my roster.

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[bertall]

Have you considered any that come from fossils? I... know he's not here anymore, but I have a Pokemon from Newt from that era. I don't think it's the same period that Galliard is from, but I'm sure you could learn a lot about her kind.

_{[He pauses for a moment to flip through a small notebook, and his eyes light up. Found it! Now to take a picture - don't mind the camera shifting around a bit, Armin - and sends Samwise's list of abilities.]}

For what it's worth, she also seems to get along with what few Pokemon I have that know water moves. When I last had her out she was trying to preen Gizem even though she doesn't have feathers, so maybe her offspring would take after her.

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[schachmeister]

I'd love to get more from fossils. I do have Douglas. I was able to revive him from a fossil Nemesis found for me. He's an Anorith. Apparently, they were among the first predatory pokemon to appear in evolutionary history. Before that, Pokemon mostly fed on nutrients from the water, but Anorith marks the point where Pokemon actually started being capable of hunting each other down.

It's fascinating, isn't it?

I've heard there is an ancient turtle-like Pokemon. I'd love to have one of those. Oh. And a Kabuto and Omastar. And a Lileep. They aren't water Pokemon exactly, but they did live inside ancient ocean. Marco managed to get one of those, you know? He's very lucky.