“She’s great, isn’t she? Don’t get me wrong, it was a well-deserved victory, but you have to admit her Charizard kicked your Tyranitar’s ass.” “Robin Riverstone’s your.?” she then began hesitantly, and suddenly Mark could see the resemblance: same thick blonde hair, same focused green eyes, same confident smile. I hoped to see my daughter win, of course, but I’m glad the one who beat her was a girl with no superclones, at least.”įor a second May looked at her in confusion. May froze, and the warden apparently took that as a yes. “Speaking of champion teams,” the woman said as they were turning towards the exit, “aren’t you May Victoria Wallace?” Mark looked into the sack he’d received it was filled with something like twenty or thirty minimized balls. The Pokémon tend to get a little antsy if they see a champion team of six lumbering around.” Though it’s not a requirement, I recommend only having one out per trainer at a time – if you want to switch, there are isolated, clearly marked no-suppression areas within the Safari where you can do so. “Because of the Pokéball-suppressors, of course, you won’t be able to send your own Pokémon out and in either, so they’ll have to walk by your side. “I’m getting to that,” the woman said, waving a hand at him. “But if there are Pokéball-suppressors.” Mark began, confused. I have my contacts.” She gave them a mysterious, slightly smug grin.
If you break the rules, I’ll know by the time you come back here for your catches, and don’t think I’m going to hand them over to you if you haven’t been on your best behaviour. They’re here because they don’t want to get knocked around by trainers who won’t catch them all day, all right? Only battle Pokémon you’re interested in that challenge you or respond willingly to your challenge. What you can’t do is knock out any Pokémon you’re not going to catch. “Now, the way things work here at the Ouen Safari is that we think the Pokémon should get to battle you fair and square just like everywhere else, so you can bring your Pokémon with you.
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The Safari Balls are registered to the Safari, so if you catch anything it’s sent to our PC system you have to talk to me when you leave to get them transferred to you.” She passed the sacks to them as she went on. The Safari employs Pokéball-suppressors that disable any other balls, so don’t even try to lob anything else at the Pokémon in there. Pokédexes, please.” She had to enter more information after receiving the devices, then handed them back, reached behind the counter and took out two small leather sacks. They nodded, and she entered some information into the computer. As they approached, she stood up, adjusting her camouflage hat. “Let’s go get some Safari Balls, then.”Īt the counter sat a woman with long, blonde hair tied back in a ponytail, leaning casually back in her chair and looking at a computer monitor. “You have fewer Pokémon than I do,” she said after a few seconds. “Maybe, uh, you should try to catch something,” he suggested carefully as they entered the gatehouse. May was still obviously quiet and distracted, and Mark fidgeted awkwardly as they walked, half worried about her, half dreading saying anything to her at all. Mark and May arrived at the gates of the Ouen Safari the next morning after a silent but thankfully much less tense journey. Thanks for reading! I am dying to see what you make of some of the rest of this having started at chapter 53.Īnyway, chapter 56 is here, wherein there's some setup. I was just remarking on how obviously it's not actually a coincidence, out of universe, that going to the League and getting a whole lot stronger doesn't mean they get to breeze through the rest of the plot, as much as the characters would have liked it to. I wasn't implying it's any kind of plot hole, mind (in-universe, it's not like they just happened to be there the three sisters always hang out near each other, and the only reason the other two arrived late here was that they were still asleep when Dragoreen emerged). Click to expand.I mean, they discussed within the chapter how they're going to have to try to contend with fighting multiple legendaries at once now! I guess by commenting on it I'm technically revealing that it doesn't turn out they're lucky and actually the legendaries they think are going to be together all turn out to be conveniently alone after all, buuut I wouldn't have thought that'd be a likely assumption anyway.
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