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[leadinglady]

[ backdated to before the elves, just when the snow is really heavily piling up! SOMEBODY has just been dumped out beyond the village after her de-hiatus kidnapping, and gave up wading through the packed snow after like five minutes. so she's trying a different tactic.

wherever you are, there's suddenly a girl on an armored penguin calling out for you to WATCH OUT!! as she sleds down the slope, swerving to avoid hitting you....... and then crashing into a tree. awkward. the only way that could be even more awkward is if you'd been unlucky and stepped out from behind a tree, out-of-sight, so that you didn't even get a warning before the girl and her penguin crash straight into you instead. whooops. ]

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[acuity]

Of course! I imagine that Stark Mountain is just as imposing as your Mount Chimney, though I've only sent my pokemon there and haven't actually visited myself.

Hmm... but if you put it that way, it still sounds like an interesting experience. A little like getting stuck in the swamps around Pastoria!

[contestconqueror]

You sent your pokemon to an active volcano all by themselves?! [That's just.. a teeny bit of a gamble, don't you think?]

Ha- it might be interesting for you, but not for me, I suppose. If I could trek through a swamp without getting muddy that would be one thing, but sometimes there's a little too much nature... in nature for me.

[acuity]

It was for an important rescue mission! Desperate times.

... Isn't 'too much nature in nature' a paradox?

[contestconqueror]

It just grosses me out sometimes, that's all! That's what I'm trying to say. [Huff huff I'm totally eloquent and not at all still a silly child.]

[acuity]

Traveling is part of being a trainer! Surely you would get used to the wilderness, after enough time.

[contestconqueror]

During my travels I spent a large portion of my nights indoors. Regardless of that though; there's a difference between getting used to the wilderness and enjoying it.