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:// makin' bacon pancakes, that's what we're gonna make
Who: Luna, Guzma, and whoever wants to stop by Islet 2!
What: THERE IS SOME COOKING GOING ON AND IT PROBABLY IS DELICIOUS
When: Around the 21st of September!
Where: ISLET 2, THE ONLY ISLET WITH A WOOD STOVE
Warnings: DELICIOUS FOOD AHEAD, PLEASE USE YOUR OWN DISCRETION
What: THERE IS SOME COOKING GOING ON AND IT PROBABLY IS DELICIOUS
When: Around the 21st of September!
Where: ISLET 2, THE ONLY ISLET WITH A WOOD STOVE
Warnings: DELICIOUS FOOD AHEAD, PLEASE USE YOUR OWN DISCRETION
If you happen to be in the area of the second Islet, where a make-shift hut has become the home of two local pokemon trainers, you may find yourself smelling something amazing. Well, amazing if you enjoy fish. With their new wood-burning stove, Luna and Guzma's cooking game has upped itself tremendously. Rather, Guzma's cooking game has upped itself. Luna has gained a rank in firestarting and firekeeping. It's amazing, living together with a guy like Guzma-- mainly because Luna would never have thought it could happen. But here he is, standing around and cooking fish like he's been doing it for years...probably. Not that Luna knows. Guzma's a pretty outstanding mystery to her in the first place. Weird, kind of spooky. Pretty negative. But everyone knows him, so he's not shy. His pokemon adore him, so he can't be all bad.
It doesn't stop both her pups from being on high guard. Luna'd be lying if she said that there weren't times she was on guard herself-- but having someone who knows where you come from is something that she's decided to not take for granted. Someone with enough knowledge and history to ground her and remind her that home exists...
....somewhere.
Islet #2's hut is...pretty organized, but definitely split into two sides. With the addition of the wood burning stove, the two have tried to insulate their abode with a large tarp, though they still lack a proper roof. There are two strangely hung hammocks on opposite sides-- one of them has a very impressive looking tigershark-skin blanket draped across it invitingly. They seem to be hung by an insect's silken threads, and are very secured to what little they could be fastened to on the worn-down parts of the hut.
On a side of the hut, seashells hang of all types and sizes. They're pretty to look at. There's a small pile of them on the floor, along with a bag that says 'L U N A' in worn letters. There's fur on it-- perhaps someone sleeps here?
For now, this temporary home is fine.
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help luna
[There, you see? Helped a drifter that did not deserve or earn such kindness, that was sick and blue-skinned and detestable by appearance alone. And a child who could not fight back as easily as an adult...]
[Good people are the sorts that help. That, in and of itself, is a kindness.]
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He can do good things, be kind to people he actually cares about, but that doesn't make him any less of a thug deep down.]
That don't change the things I done, homie. ...But thanks, I guess. For seeing me different than everyone else. [He appreciates it, even if he doesn't seem to act like it.]
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concern yourself with the future
[That's...really the long and short of it, as far as they're concerned. The past cannot save them. Old broken histories pieced together over long periods of arduous searching, those are useful only in fragmenting a solution to better face the future. Determining what atrocity nearly wiped away the world, and seeking to amend it.]
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That's some damn good advice - among the best Guzma's ever gotten from anyone that he actually thought to pay attention to, even old Hala. He turns his head away a moment, mulling over those words for a quiet few seconds. It's the truth, isn't it? Not much he can do to change what he already did, it's half the reason he refused to change back then, back on that beach in Hau'Oli...there's really no point. He can't change himself, only better himself.]
Heh... You're really something, y'know that?
[If they can inspire someone like him, that is. Guzma holds out a hand to them, to clasp, if they so choose. A sign of solidarity, trust, and respect. Also--
Friendship.]
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[Piece together the history you can find. If it does not lead you to a solution, it can at least point to recognition of a problem.]
[A hand is offered. This time, it is without hesitation when they take it in turn.]
as are you