Bond 5 [@prof.sycamore: Video]

[megabond]

[When the video starts, you can see the Pokemon Professor reading his journal in his bed before he turns his attention to the camera.]

Hello there. I actually need some help on another expedition, although I have to warn you it might be a little dangerous.

As you all know, there is this reality TV show where a young girl of the family owned a pet that originally came from outside the fences. It's been in a rabid demand lately and they want some people to capture the breeding pair of these creatures and bring it back to the Quarantine.

[He even shows the photo of that said creature that he captured from his phone.]

But the main reason I want to take this mission is that I'm practically worried about what kind of creature they have. Not to mention how did they tame a dangerous monster like the one in the show. This won't be easy, but I assure that I may find the truth behind it.

Of course, I'm willing to accept anyone to aid in this expedition. But I have to warn you that it may be dangerous since we don't know what are we dealing with, so if anyone is willing to risk themselves for this mission, just contact me if you can.

Until then, I'll try to prepare for the expedition. But I hope you will join me very soon.

Comments

[megabond]

Not exactly. It depends on how a trainer meets their potential trainers. In fact, I heard that some trainers are willing to let them go if they are uncomfortable with letting go their habitats. Of course, there are some trainers who are willing to capture them against their will.

As for me, I just met Garchomp when she was on a rampage as a Gible. She managed to calm down after I comforted her and ever since she didn't leave by my side. You could say everything she did was her own will out of our friendship.

But regarding them as pets, they can choose not to capture them for their sake. But that would leave them as wild Pokemon and has a higher risk of being captured by someone else.

[thegreatninja]

So they're exactly like how I see pets. Some are good and some are bad. Some are free and some aren't. It all depends on their owner or captor. Calling it a friend works too but its also a pet.

Fun fact, words can mean different things from different places. What you describe as capturing~ I call slavery.

[megabond]

[Yikes... Now that's one revelation about her world that makes him feel regret about using that word.]

Are you sure? Well, I'm sorry if it was offensive to you.

But I promise that to a responsible and caring trainer's hands, they don't treat the Pokemon as slaves.

[thegreatninja]

If you say so.

[megabond]

But if you're uncomfortable with owning a Pokemon, you can try befriending some wild Pokemon. Though they might not be very easy to do so.

[thegreatninja]

I don't mind it. Can I get one here?

[She's send it out to get her food.]

[megabond]

Yes. They can be found in the forest outside the walls or near the city. But be careful out there. Who knows what kind of monsters may attack you or the wild Pokemon.

[thegreatninja]

IT's cool. I got my matiera! And my blades~

[megabond]

That's good to hear. Though, I suggest you don't turn your blades towards the Pokemon just in case.

[thegreatninja]

Well, if they attack me first it's fair game.

[megabond]

A-Alright. But I recommend you to stop by my office in Riverview University just in case. I may offer you a special device that can detect if it's a Pokemon or not, which help you prevent them from accidentally hurting them.

[thegreatninja]

Sure thing!

[She likes free stuff.]

[megabond]

Good. I'll see you soon then.

[If she hangs up, he then prepares the said device, which he hopes that the young woman will put it into good use.]

[thegreatninja]

[She totally does hang up! And comes to grab the device later, and then proceed to play with it... a lot.]