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[Woooooow, these glitches are only now starting to get on Mom's nerves, but only a little bit. Seriously, being sent to Vermillion City when she should be in Saffron? This just sucks.

So how does she cope with it?

By having dinner and a drink. On the head of her Steelix. While it's moving toward Saffron City.]

You know, the random teleporting around was a little fun the first few times, but now it's starting to be more of a nuisance. Out of curiosity, has anything like this ever happened before?

[Mom takes a sip of her red wine thoughtfully before continuing.]

Also, as I'm a breeder, I pose another question for you all. What sorts of Pokemon would you like to see on the market?

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I haven't seen this before, but I've only been around for 8 months...

As for pokémon...Well I think it'd be great to so Eevees around. Growlithes and Dratinis too!

I've only been around for six. Perhaps someone who's been here for a year or more could say.

[She taps her chin thoughtfully.]

Dragons are pretty rare, that's most certainly true. Have you been looking for a Dratini?

Yeah, maybe. Though, if this has happened before I'd like to think someone would give us a warning about what to expect.

I'd like one, yes! They're really cute and when they evolve, they get so big!

Indeed, one would hope to get some sort of warning.

[She can't help smiling at that.]

Well, since they're so rare, I wouldn't mind saving a Dratini egg for you. My Dragonite is male, so it wouldn't be a problem.

[!!]

R-really!?

Really! My son has some dragons, too, so perhaps I can ask for his assistance in the matter.

Oh! Th-thank you! [askdfjaodf]

I-I'm Amu Hinamori, n-nice to meet you!

[She grins.]

Anything for a fellow dragon enthusiast! My name is Roxanne Lalonde, and the pleasure is all mine, Amu.

There are waves of teleportation every six months, but they've never been so long or widespread before. As for eggs... I'd say species that are not available at the Breeding Centre. Some that are relatively common on one or two routes are impossible to buy from breeders.

Interesting. I wonder what changed to make the effects longer?

[Mom nods, considering.]

That makes sense. I'll have to check the Pokedex on the more common Pokemon.

The strange and unnatural Pokémon that have been seen these days, I'd say. We've also had a few of those previously.

[That sure was a fun weekend.]

As far as I can tell, Pokémon that know interesting or rare attacks at birth are also popular. But for that, it's best if the parents are from two different species.

Really?

[Dang.]

I'll have to keep that in mind, then, as I take a look at my choices. I might also have to invest in TM's when things quiet down, too.

They came with terrifying music and even more pixels, last time. Along with an alarming amount of candy.

[That did not give Pokémon levels, disappointing every player of Red and Blue.]

That's always a good idea. Certain TMs, such as Return, can be passed on to practically every species.

Candy?

[She's thinking along the lines of pez candies.]

I've also found that there are some Pokemon who learn moves that surprise me, mostly from normal-types. Such as Lopunny being able to learn Ice Beam or Sentret learning Flamethrower.

Candy. Found in our bags the moment they all disappeared and completely edible, to our surprise.

[Though the lack of cavities following that was even more surprising.]

Normal-types do have a particularly large potential moveset, in general. My Clefable can use attacks from thirteen or fourteen types by herself.

...Huh. Interesting. I wonder what will happen when they disappear this time.

[Mom blinks at that.]

Wow! They do seem to be the most resourceful, in that case.

People lost in the Ice Path, probably. People are always sent to the Ice Path.

[Every six months, without fail.]

It might be because their type is not strong against any other. They need to compensate for that.

[She raises an eyebrow.]

Why the Ice Path?

That makes sense. Perhaps it's also a survival tactic for wild normal types.

Chances are it's because it happens to be the most impractical cave to cross. That, or the universe enjoys watching people slip and fall.

[Or both.]

Or a sign that they are less specialized, and that the Normal-type is the base type.

Oh, dear. Before I traverse that, maybe I'll invest in some ice skates.

[She nods, thoughtful.]

Well, whatever the case, they are a fascinating type all on their own, as long as someone knows how to exploit their strengths and versatility.

Invest in a good Fire-type, too. The ice does not stay melted very long, but every second helps.

[Until it refreezes right under your feet.]

Quite a few people simply do not bother with that. I think Whitney discourages them.

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