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 Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:14 pm
Location: Nimbasa City - Unova
Some would think a person working for a traveling fair would be used to seeing new sights, right? But as the car that Lynde was riding in approached Nimbasa city, he was still surprised by all the wonders of the city. The lights. The different buildings. The people. The lights! Each and every city Lynde has ever visited seemed to be so special, even if he had to pass through them more than once. It was still early evening, but the sun was getting lower and more and more lights were turning on. Lynde loved looking at them so much.
He was staring at them for so long that he forgot that he needed to help unload and set up the booth for the night. Lynde happily jumped out of the car and moved the table to the family's area. He them helped set up the tent and started to arrange the toys. Lynde bobbed up and down from the boxes to the tables, making sure that the PokeDolls were arranged just perfectly.
It was sad it would be hard for Lynde to leave the booth tonight. Although he normally didn't until the second or third night, he really wanted to see the lights and people in the area. "Maybe later tonight..." he thought to himself. He wanted to see the PokeDolls make people smile today. He patted the Mareep PokeDoll that was tucked away in his shirt. That one certainly made him happy!
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:46 pm
"A fair? What is a fair? You mean when something is fair?"
Anhur's nose wrinkled in slight frustration interlaced with confusion. Fairs weren't new to Nimbasa City, but they were new to him. As he swiveled the front desk chair in his trainer's direction, everything was explained to him; how there were games, food, and over priced gifts. Every aspect explained to him was a bit far fetched to the Sigilyph and sounded rather odd.
"Human customs are still.... How do you say....? Odd? Yes, odd. They are still very odd to me...." he said as his arms crossed and his eyes closed. His head nodded as if silently repeating his remarks about human customs. His trainer patted the wheels of his wheel chair and then called for another worker.
"We're going to that fair, Anhur." he said, pronouncing his name like "honour". "You need more human interaction that your job here." With that, the Sigilyph was dragged off to where everything had been set up.
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After a bit of walking, Anhur and his trainer approached the entrance to the fair. The young man paid for them both and then lead in the awestruck gijinka. Since he was in fact part Pokemon in appearance, he stuck out like a sky scraper in the middle of the dessert. His wings twitched in excitement as he took in everything that was new to him. The lights made his head spin from the brightness and from the various colors. His fingers reached into the pack on the back of his trainer's wheel chair and then pulled on his black wrappings to shield his eyes from the bright lights. Of course, being the curious one he was, Anhur left a part over his right eye open just enough for him to make out ninety percent of his surroundings. That was was when he saw....
A girl? A young boy? What ever the case, he knew the person at a doll stand was not just human. He could feel something was different about them. Maybe it was the ears or the way they bubbled around the area they were confined to, but something told Anhur that they were one just like him.
Silently, he moved over to the stand as his wings inched into his body.
"Are you a Pokemon?" he asked blatantly, genuine curiosity plastered on his face.
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