Dustin huffs a derisive laugh - then a fraction of a second later, the realization that he's agreeing with Pikachu instead of Ash hits. He turns his head fractionally to glance over his shoulder at the pair, an eyebrow raised as he glances between them.
"...Right," he says, sounding not at all convinced, before turning back to lead the way inside. "Better figure your shit out quick. There's a lot of dangerous stuff in the ruins that you don't want to just stumble on."
The bottom floor lobby of this building is completely trashed, which is to be expected, but the remains of what might have been a front desk have been swept clear of enough debris to provide a flat surface. On top of it is the cell: A nondescript sealed case made of patchwork plastics, roughly Pikachu's size, with a set of differently-colored metallic caps on either end attached to a pair of flexible leads. Something dark and vaguely bubbly can be seen through the more opaque parts of the container.
"Up ahead," Dustin instructs, pointing at the desk. "The plan is to store a few of these on the second floor, where they're less likely to see moisture."
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Date: 2023-04-12 07:43 pm (UTC)"...Right," he says, sounding not at all convinced, before turning back to lead the way inside. "Better figure your shit out quick. There's a lot of dangerous stuff in the ruins that you don't want to just stumble on."
The bottom floor lobby of this building is completely trashed, which is to be expected, but the remains of what might have been a front desk have been swept clear of enough debris to provide a flat surface. On top of it is the cell: A nondescript sealed case made of patchwork plastics, roughly Pikachu's size, with a set of differently-colored metallic caps on either end attached to a pair of flexible leads. Something dark and vaguely bubbly can be seen through the more opaque parts of the container.
"Up ahead," Dustin instructs, pointing at the desk. "The plan is to store a few of these on the second floor, where they're less likely to see moisture."