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[Hello Network! Long time no see - Molly's been busy with Sights and Wonders, but now having arrived at the point of that winding lovely trip, she presents you all with a video of her grin as she starts recording.]

[There's a sweeping, beautiful plain behind her; sun high in the sky, grass a lovely slightly yellow green, a few scattered trees in the distance. She's slightly out of breath, but there's laughter in her voice when she speaks.]

Look.

[She turns the gear around and she crouches a little, showing clearly a herd of calmly grazing Ponyta. Not far behind them is a group of Stantler - farther still you might notice something Manectric-blue.]

[She zooms in on the Ponyta, though.]

I'm gonna catch one.

[Guess who's having a good time at the Safari Zone? The video zooms back out to let everyone take in the awesomeness of the scene, and then it cuts out. She'll respond to messages once she has indeed caught a pony. Because who on earth doesn't want a pony.]

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Best of luck. They're interesting to raise, in my experience.

I got one !
hwhat do you mean interesting? are they difficult?

No, just interesting. I inherited one from a classmate, after he left a while back; their evolved form is Rapidash, whose mane grows longer the faster it runs.

As I recall, he singed his eyebrows a bit, trying out his noble steed.

that's really cool
they have a horn too right? theyre like unicorns

That's right.

As transportation goes, they're apparently incredibly reliable. The house I live in has a barn built on the property, which I have reason to believe was because the previous residents here wanted to house eight of them comfortably at once.

wow really? you don't still have all 8 do you ?

No, only one. I'm not sure where the others went; probably back into the wild.

Maybe the one you're looking at is a relative of those. Who can say?

that'd be really cool! I wondered if theres a way to tell if pokemon have parents. I mean of course they have parents but back on christmas when we got eggs we couldn't tell where they came from at all. and our starters too. I think that's kindof weird

I don't know about that, unless you keep track of it from the time of breeding.

...I have a large number of Eevees whose lineage I can track through five generations, but that's something of an unusual case here, I think.

why do you have so many eevees? they're pretty rare right?
or maybe you're really lucky

We inherited them along with the house.

Originally, the owner of the premises only wanted one, but a mishap with various iterations of breeding left him unable to sell or distribute any of the eggs he bred, so he was forced to keep them all. I assume they increased in number exponentially from there.

_{[It takes her a touch longer to respond to that one. A lot of big words.]}

oh
why couldn't he sell them?

According to his diary, their mother threatened to bite his hand in half.

I assume he found that a credible and legitimate threat, considering that he was a tennis player.

oh....
well I guess a lot of moms don't want you to take their babies

That one didn't, at least. But every mother is different. Part of being a breeder is knowing the temperament of your Pokemon, in my experience.

yeah I'd never breed one that didnt' want their babies to go away
but I guess you can't know until the first time for sure

Most Pokemon are surprisingly communicative. You could always try asking them their opinion; if they have a strong one, they'll likely find a way of making it known to you.

that's true! I don't think I'll breed mine anyway but they do kindof talk to me sometimes and I like that cause its like theyr'e animals but not really and it's cool how smart they are

It is, isn't it. A little unsettling, sometimes, but fascinating in its own right.

why do you think that?

We're told to act as their caretakers, and not just to raise them but to actively capture them in the wild.

That most of them seem to be at least somewhat self-aware raises questionable implications.

i guess ... but maybe it's that theyr'e kind of like babies. and they need friends so they can learn things.
I read that pokémon that have trainers are stronger than ones that doesn't

That's unfortunate for the ones that stay forever in the wild and never make a friend, then, isn't it?

well ... they probably make pokemon friends. but because they know the same kind of thins they don't grow as well. but they're not unhappy or anything
what do you think?

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