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Post by nategrey on Sept 9, 2022 4:07:04 GMT 11
Nate raised an eyebrow slightly when he heard someone had yelped out over his voice. He looked as he heard something had been dropped onto the ground. He soon noticed a someone had turned to face him. Nate looked on slightly concerned when he couldn't help but to notice that the person had a non-friendly expression on their face.
Who was he to judge the person. Since everyone was stranded on the island and he hadn't really interacted with all of the passengers so there may be some unkind ones on the cruise.
Nate gently nibbled his lower lip as he thought about what kind of injury it was that Lei had. He had no medical knowledge, so he didn't know if it was a serious injury, or a minor injury. Nate had forgotten to check how deep the injury was since it could be a shallow cut or a pretty deep cut since he can assume that a Krabby would be able to cut straight through a leg with its pincers. So how best would he be able to explain the injury to someone he didn't know in the slightest.
"Well, we were at Rock Pool on the island. We had battled quite a few different Pokemon, when she got a bit too close to the pool." He shuddered slightly as he remembered the incident. "A Krabby reached out and grabbed onto her leg with its pincers." Nate smiled slightly as the person spoke, "That is great to hear." He walked over to take some bandages. "I just hope there aren't too many injuries from other wild Pokemon before we get rescued." Nate held out his hand. "Thanks for the help. My name is Nate by the way."
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Post by ronfaure on Sept 9, 2022 4:31:47 GMT 11
"A small laceration?" Oberon didn't look back down as they settled themselves back down to the ground, handing over the almost empty box of bandages. The remnant dismay that much of the supplies had either washed ashore soaked with sea salt or stranded somewhere in the ocean while in a Pokemon's teeth had not yet been lost on the trainer. "You may need to wring out some of it, and warn the injured that it may sting. If there's any sea salt in there, it could help with infection even though it will hurt more than a Tauros stampede."
Not expecting Nate to continue, Oberon was half turned around to their previous activities and only halted at the voice. A split second of thought couldn't stop the answer crossing past their filter. "Oberon."
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Post by nategrey on Sept 9, 2022 4:52:44 GMT 11
"I think it is a small laceration. But I didn't really get a good look at the wound." Nate let out a slight sigh of frustration.
Luck watched carefully as the person handed over the box of bandages.
Nate took the bandages. "How many should I take?" He said more to himself than to the other person as he opened up the box. Nate looked at the person as he listened to what they had to say. "So, I take it that you have some medical knowledge then?" He raised an eyebrow slightly. "I am sure any kind of wet bandage would sting no matter if it contained salt water or not." Nate shrugged his shoulders slightly.
Luck braced herself on Nate's shoulders as he shrugged his shoulders.
"How does the bandages contain sea salt help with infection?" Nate was curious about it since it would help in the future if something similar happened.
He looked on worried when the other person turned away from him. "How rude!" Nate thought to himself but then the person turned back around and introduced themselves. "Nice to meet you Oberon."
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Post by ronfaure on Sept 9, 2022 5:09:50 GMT 11
"As many as you think would help. You've seen the cut, right?" Oberon asked, a pointed barb in their voice. The less they used up medical supplies unnecessarily, the higher are their chances to survive. "Salt can give some anti-infection properties, but it's better to make sure there's not anything in there in the first place. Hence wringing it like towel and getting as much moisture and salt out of it."
"And some. I have a little bit of medical skills for cuts, bruises, mainly on Pokemon. You wouldn't believe how much trouble baby pokemon can get into before their trainers return to the Daycare."
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Post by nategrey on Sept 9, 2022 5:56:44 GMT 11
"I have no idea how many would help though." Nate rubbed the back of his head gently. "I have seen the cut but didn't really get a good look to see how deep it was or anything useful like that." The more help he could get from someone who had medical knowledge the better it would be for him to treat Lei. "That is good to hear. I had no idea that salt could do anything that would help with healing."
"So, you are a breeder then?" Nate raised an eyebrow slightly. "What would be the best way to raise a Pichu, Igglybuff and a Cleffa? I have managed to get them, but I haven't started to train them up yet. So, any advice you could give me the better it would be for me."
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Post by ronfaure on Sept 9, 2022 6:20:54 GMT 11
Oberon stifled a slight sigh, reaching over for their pokedex and other belongings needed. "Then I will come with you just in case. I'd rather not have someone dying of infection on me. Wring our the bandages as we go and we'll see what the damage is." The slight snap to their words could indicate to anyone that Oberon didn't think highly of their fellow humans, and judging by how often he was seen observing or writing things down in his notebook about the pokemon on the isles, it was obvious where they were most comfortable.
So the moment baby pokemon were mentioned Oberon placed their full attention on Nate, almost forgetting one of their Pokeballs. "Oh! Those three are good for beginning breeders." Taking out their notebook and making their way towards the door, they placed a finger on a full two pages simply dedicated to the smaller baby pokemon. "Pichu by nature are playful and mischievous much of the time, and will need a calm hand to help rear it to it's full potential. They can't store electricity early on and can discharge at any emotional provocation. Also, have some potions handle because as the discharge their electricity, they'll more than likely shock and hurt themselves." There was a smile on their face now. "But training one is very much worth it. They're the only other besides Pikachu that can learn Volt Tackle."
Flipping to another page and out the door, Oberon took another deep breath. "Iglybuff can be a hyperactive and bouncy pokemon, especially when it figures it it can bounce over a hedge or a young trainer. Their singing voice is innate but can't be used for longer periods of time. Take care if you teach it the move Sing because overdoing it can harm their sensitive vocal chords. Keep water handy for training, they'll need a lot of it after a workout or two."
Finally, they flipped to a page in the back of their notebook and nodded. "Finally, training a Cleffa at night is essential. They're nocturnal pokemon much of the time more than likely due to their connection to the moon. They'll need some encouragement, and on nights of the full moon don't be surprised if they vanish and come back the next night drinking morning dew. The fabled 'Dance of the Clefaries' is no mere legend."
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Post by nategrey on Sept 9, 2022 6:59:08 GMT 11
Nate watched carefully as Oberon reached over for their pokedex and belonging. He hoped that there weren't any weapons or powerful Pokemon since he didn't want to get side-tracked into a Pokemon battle or have all of his belongings taken from him. Nate carefully placed his hand into his bag and held onto a poke ball ready to battle if he had to. "That would be for the best. I wouldn't want to do anything wrong that could injure her even more." He wasn't really sure what to think of the other person, since he did come off as rude to him.
Nate relaxed slightly when he noticed that he had Oberon's attention when he had mentioned his three baby Pokemon to Oberon. "I am not a breeder in the slightest. I am a trainer who plans on facing the gym challenge and figured that they could be some good Pokemon to have once I have evolved them." He gently stroked the bug type on his shoulder since it shouldn't be much longer until she evolved. "So, it would be better not to have Laxus interact with Blasty then. Since Blasty wouldn't play with him and would simply just lay there looking up at the sky. Maybe it would be a good idea to catch some ground type Pokemon for Laxus to play with, maybe even one with Volt Absorb or Lightning Rod in order to draw in any of the discharched electricity?" Nate mused to himself. "How do I teach it Volt Tackle? I know it is something to do with breeding. But if it was that simple then every Pichu and Pikachu would know it from the get-go." He made his way back to Rock Pool.
"That will be easier to train up since Blasty is a water type Pokemon. So, I basically have an unlimited amount of water. I have also caught a bunch of other water type Pokemon on this island so I doubt I would run out of water any time soon when I do decide to train Ariana up." Nate pulled out his pokedex and looked up the information on Ariana. "She already knows Sing but I will keep an eye on her still just so she doesn't harm her vocal cords."
He let out a slight sigh as he heard the information for Cleffa. "Gravity is going to be hardest one to train to me as there is much more to remember when I am training her. I don't want her to just vanish on me while I am training her at night-time and forget about not doing it under a full moon." Nate couldn't help but to smirk slightly. "I think it is more of a myth until I actually see it with my own eyes." He said about the dance of the Clerfaries.
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Post by ronfaure on Sept 9, 2022 7:23:11 GMT 11
Oberon snorted, letting Nate lead the way. "You'd think that, but after how many people I've seen come back from Mount Coronet with stories of the legendary, wondrous dance on the full moon I'm inclined to believe them." The aspiring breeder smirked, letting it slide off of their face as they switched back a few pages to the Pichu. "Some of the trainers who left pikachus in our care had one of them hold something they called a Light Orb. No other Pichu born had the move Volt Tackle unless they had that orb with them. Another thing to look out for, eh?"
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