Should we explain our immortality? It'll make things a lot easier, considering what just happened and all.
It would make it easier, if you want those muggles figuring out magic.
>The Muggles shouldn't know the secret of magic!
>"Is that so? I believe it was my Lucario who took the hit, and perhaps you didn't see well in the darkness?"
We already have 6 spots taken, so he should have returned to the PC.
> Er... I thought that Capt. said we hold on to any pokemon we catch until we manually put them in the PC.
> People cannot teleport their pokemon from anywhere at anytime. The reason is especially clear this far underground, it wouldn't make much sense that you could send your pokemon thousands of miles from here when you can't even get a cell phone signal. To transport a pokemon, you need to find a PC designed for pokemon transfer.
> However, you recall that there's an automatic cap on the pokemon you can use. Aparently, law enforcement (gym leaders and the pokemon league) doesn't want individuals creating armies, so only the first 6 pokemon you carry are available for use by design.
> Course, you could lie and say it was your Lucario anyway, but...
We should explain...
WITH A DEMONSTRATION!
(I'm voting for a full-tilt crazy Mokou, just because)
> Yes, this is clearly the best way.
>"I'm immortal."
> You then point your finger at the side of your own head, and blow your own brains out. It leaves a nasty headache but keeps the blood from splattering on your clothes.
> "See?" you say, grinning.
> "That just raises more questions," Riley says. "You know, like how, and what that has to do with your flame powers. I've seen firebreathers and none of them can bend flames like that."
> "Come on, come on," Cirno says. "Some fresh air? Anyone?"
>_
