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[Voice - > Video /Action for Goldenrod city]

[Everyone is greeted by the sound of hoofbeats today, clippity clop before things cut to video as Dave and Lady B his Rapidash exit Whitney's gym. You can distantly hear Whitney claiming it was all unfair as Nakadile walks out with him. Dave and croc fist bump and he keeps walking.]

So that's two down for this region. Probably going to gear up for the next stuff after this. But first, judging from the network mystery eggs we found at christmas are all weird.

[He directs the camera to his Zorua that's black and blue. The mischievous thing is bounding from spot to spot, hopping up on bigger things with one goal in mind.

Seconds later this goal becomes real as Dave holds his arms out and gets a bundle of fuzz in it.] Haven't ever heard of this before so, give some deets on this.

[He pauses to lightly noggie his new bro before continuing.] And what exactly is all the dragons and where. I'm on a mission.

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Yeah. Without sight, hearing and sense of smell is really acute. Training by sound or scents, which is safe, which isn't- could work.

Ah, that's right. When one sense is inhibited, the other four try to make up for that loss.

That is how I have been training her, but she still likes to bite and tackle almost everything. They say that it's just in a Deino's nature.

[Well he knows just what to name one when he finally has a Deino.]

I can handle being bitten. It's nothing new, either. Does it say if they get excited by certain smells?

It does not, but I have seen it for myself that they do.

It probably depends on the Deino, though, since mine seems to get excited when she catches the smell of cinnamon, bao, and a variety of flowers.

Probably. I'll let you know what mine does when I get one. I wonder if it has to do with how we raise them.

I wouldn't be surprised if it does. After all, Suānméitāng smells Chinese food often since that is what I cook.

I do not know how to explain the flowers and cinnamon, though, since I usually don't have cinnamon or flowers in my possession. It might just be her personality.

Might be. You never know. Could be a hatching thing too. Did you have it around when she came out of the shell?

No, I caught her in the wild.

Right, forgot. Still could be a hatching thing though. Maybe there were flowers and spices where she first emerged. Mystery we can't solve.

Maybe, it sounds reasonable.

I cannot remember if there were other Deinos with her or not, though, aru.

Well, she's with you now. So, even if she might not have had other Deinos around, she's got you. You know?

[He smiles at pats the Pokemon's head.]

Of course, she does~ Truth is, even she can have moments where she shows her affection. She might be, what my younger brother would call, "tsundere."

[Off camera, Suānméitāng blushes and begins to try pushing Yao's leg by using her head, though Yao can tell she's not actually trying to push him. She wasn't using too much force.]

[That just makes Dave laugh.] They can be like that. I mean, pokemon.

Yes, they can. I think my Zorua may be tsundere as well.

They are interesting creatures, Pokemon.

Sometimes they act exactly like people. It's pretty cool when you think about it.

[He nods.]

I know some normal animals are able to feel emotions as well, and that some species show a good level of intelligence, but Pokemon seem to surpass them in that sense.

Don't you think it's also interesting that some of them look like animals we all know? Or plants?

Yeah. It's like evolution took a vastly different path here. Like at some point all these genetic changes were necessary. You know?

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