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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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[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.