Tadashi "Kaido" Nikaido (
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[If you are currently near the outskirts of Union, you might hear a bit of a racket.
Or you might outright just find Kaido, Flabébé and Sraggy.
They've set up a set of twin practice dummies (a big one for Kaido, a smaller one for Scraggy) and are practicing kicks and punches with synchromised timing, with Flabébé alternating between checking on the egg they have nearby and pushing a large ball around with Fairy Wind.
They've been at this for a week. Someone stop them.
Or alternatively, complain about the noise]
Or you might outright just find Kaido, Flabébé and Sraggy.
They've set up a set of twin practice dummies (a big one for Kaido, a smaller one for Scraggy) and are practicing kicks and punches with synchromised timing, with Flabébé alternating between checking on the egg they have nearby and pushing a large ball around with Fairy Wind.
They've been at this for a week. Someone stop them.
Or alternatively, complain about the noise]
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[He has a feeling it'll either be something he already knows or something that goes way over his head, but you're smiling so]
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W-What I mean is like... [He makes a small helpless gesture] As a researcher, it's my duty to learn as much as I can, about Enlightened and Pokemon too, so it can be of help to future generations, or other people right now. And the more information you have, the better! Some great discoveries came from small, insignificant pieces of data-- well, not directly of course, but still. It's never like you have this huge discovery or invention to suddenly stumble upon, it's all ideas born from processing all those little things you learn during your research. A-Also, I think it would be good for me to tackle something easier at first, before going into the mechanics of other types. Like your Dark.
Anyway, that's part of it! Another part is... [He frowns a little, unsure how you'll react] Well, the other part is kind of... documenting precedents. That's not really to do with why I need your measurements-- more like part of why I'm taking an interest in it in general... Even if I'd rather not to, not for this.
[He frowns again, and looks at you a little helplessly]
What that means is... Sometimes, there are difficulties. Unexpected reactions to normal stimuli, sicknesses, evolution processes that weren't given proper attention and went the wrong way, problems with adaptation to the changes being Enlightened brings, lack of mental readiness... I mean, a lot of that stuff is present in humans enough already, but since Enlightened are different, and relatively recent we have... much less information on things like this and we don't know how to treat them or what to do in some cases. So...
[He looks away]
... I really don't want any of that to happen to you or miss Mari. To any of us, of course. But-- if it does, and if we find some way out of it, it's always better to know how and what exactly helped, or why there was a problem in the first place.
[Well. This finished much more depressingly than it started]
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I-I'm sure we'll be fine. Most Enlightened are in the end, one way or another. Plus, it's not like any of us has particularly unusual or dangerous type combinations!
[... Except you. Yours falls under the dangerous part, but he's glassing it over by having it also be relatively common, and thus easier to understand or deal with. In theory.]
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We'll be fine, okay? [a little squeeze to your shoulder] Promise.
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Y-Yeah. Thanks.
[And he smiles again, like usual]
Speaking of being fine, are you going to eat?
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Yeah, hang on.
[Taking a wrapped package out of his bag - it's done the way some takeaway stalls wrap their products. This one's fish and chips-- well, whatever substitutes for fish in Union. It falls under the general umbrella of "water-dwelling Pokemon", but it's hard to be sure what Pokemon it is exactly. Still, it's edible and doesn't taste too bad, and that's about as good as people want it.]
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Thanks.
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[He'll take out some food for himself - some kind of a bun? Pastry? - and have a snack too. And then, in between chewing]
Oh yeah, can I still see Scraggy's new move? If he's okay with it.
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Yeah, finish your berry and we can show him.
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I wonder if you'll learn the same moves as him! You share the typing, after all.
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[Scraggy's done! He stands up, pulls up his pants in a gesture clearly meant to pump him up, and gets ready.
Kaido puts down the rest of his fries and stands, grabbing what looks like a flat stone attacked to a sturdy string through a hole. He moves a little distance away from you, and starts spinning it. Fast. In a second, it's already a blur]
Ready?
[Scraggy nods]
Go!
[Scraggy stays immobile for half a second, his eyes looking straight ahead... and bam, he jumps and kicks the stone right when it's in front of him, kicking it out of Kaido's grip and making it fly away]
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That's really amazing! The precision and reaction speed is great!
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[Good job Scraggy. He gives him an extra berry, which Scraggy happily bites into]
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Something wrong? I thought you'd be happy about that.
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Yeah, you got the right typing for that.
[... He looks away and adds quietly]
... Not so right for other things, though.
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I know.
... I'll be careful, okay? [He's not going to go berserk or anything]
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[He's smirking, but there's a fond light in his eyes]
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[Folding his arms and striking a proud pose. He and Mari and Flabebe are all part of "Keep an eye on Kaido, that loser" squad]
More seriously though, it is dangerous, and I'd rather not let you try to tackle it on your own. It's not the kind of thing you're supposed to deal with alone.
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