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Spencer Reid ([personal profile] leftinbasketforfbi) wrote2012-11-11 10:57 am

7th Lecture Babbled Ε Accidental Video/Action for Violet Υ Backdated to Tuesday

[Well, sort of accidental. Reid doesn't know about it, but Missy totally turned it on on purpose.

At first, all there is is smoke, and the sound of coughing.

And then there's light, and for those who are familiar with it, Violet from outside the Violet Gym. Missy felt the need to televise this because LOOK LOOK HER TRAINER GOT HIS FIRST BADGE EVERYBODY! 8D

While Missy is chattering about how awesome the battle was and how proud she is of Reid and how she wants to ride a bird now and on and on, Yang looks ready to collapse, Reid is cradling Elle in his arms because she's already collapsed, and Reid is doubled over in a horrible hacking coughing fit. Missy flies circles around him with his Munna (who is being ridden by a Litwick) and a Yamask, and after about a minute of straight coughing, the Yamask starts to grumble and floats right at Reid, pressing one appendage to his back, another at his throat, and forcefully straightening him while massaging the esophagus.

The coughs stop immediately, and Reid gets rigid at the unexpected contact. After a couple more moments, the Yamask releases him and floats back into the ring of undamaged flying Pokemon, grumbling about how he should just be like everyone else and go into a gym with massively over-leveled Pokemon next time.]


Uh, thank you, Amanda. You see, guys, this is why I teach you about physics. He was more experienced than me and had stronger animals, but taking advantage of thermodynamics--

[Elle paws him in the chest. Less lecturing, more going to the Center.]

Oh, right, sorry. [He starts approaching the Center, and his new badge gleams on his shirt.] While the nurse is looking at you both, I'll get something to thank you.

[And he is still blissfully unaware of Missy broadcasting the whole thing.]
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[personal profile] doitrockapella 2012-11-16 12:14 am (UTC)(link)
[It's probably for the best that this isn't video, anyway, or she might take it as encouragement to keep teasing him.]

Assuming you were of a mind to continue your career here, during this little vacation from your own world. You might've just as easily done the opposite and gravitated to Grass-types, just for the sake of a change of pace.

But if it's Pokemon characteristics you're interested in, you should play Trivial Pursuit with Zack sometime. He's never one to turn down a willing partner.
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[personal profile] doitrockapella 2012-11-16 12:27 am (UTC)(link)
I couldn't imagine doing anything but being a detective, once. Life is full of surprises.

[And for a long time there she couldn't imagine going back, either, BUT LATELY...hnnnnngh.]

A type of Pokemon I happen to find particularly fascinating — a Porygon2. The first artificially-created Pokemon.
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[personal profile] doitrockapella 2012-11-16 09:17 pm (UTC)(link)
He doesn't need to eat or breathe, and he's generally happiest when he's interfacing with the network through my PokeGear. He also previously had a bad habit of sneaking onto my account when he thought I was otherwise occupied and trying to make friends with our fellow residents by telling them puns. That's mostly ironed out now, though, but he does still like to talk to people. It helps him learn and refine the nuances of human interaction, and that's a pursuit I don't mind encouraging.

Just don't ask me to explain how I managed to hatch a bird comprised of programming code from an egg. There are some mysteries that seem destined to remain that way.
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[personal profile] doitrockapella 2012-11-18 09:25 pm (UTC)(link)
He has a physical form, but he seems to be able to switch between the two. And I suspect he likes the incorporeal one better, given the amount of time he spends inside my Gear. [Pause.] And the fact that it's easier for him to make himself understood that way. Outside of cyberspace, his range of speech is mostly limited to a handful of tonal sounds, and it tends to be much easier for his audience to read words on a screen than to translate his Morse Code from dots and dashes into sentences in real time.

[But she considers that second question a minute before answering, her tone highly amused.]

Ask me that again the morning after I find the lab that first created one.