Post by necroix on Aug 13, 2023 9:39:22 GMT 11
stardust observatory
+
welcome guideJust off the edge of Route 30 if one were to go a bit deeper into the woods an old observatory may be found in a prime spot between Cherrygrove and Violet for star viewing. Abandoned by the original owner that had started it and left it for dead, the new owner is slowly taking time to patch the place back up and open it again to new visitors who may be interested in looking at the stars between the two cities. Though the new owner isn't the easiest to talk to, he really does try his best to invite others to share in the stars
+
staffRaiden Ashwood (owner)
volunteers desperately needed
+
locationsthe observatory (s)
Perhaps the biggest and most obvious location of the entire property is the observatory itself, which hosts 3 separate floors where two are accessible to visitors and the last floor is roped off as private. The observation room and map room are the most visited, and there are various rumors of what the owner could be hiding on the third floor but no one has dared to look into it on account of the owner's sharp gaze.
the observation room (s)
The observation room is where most can gather day or night to get a clear view of the skies on a timed show that plays throughout the day. If you manage to catch the owner he might be willing to explain some of the constellations that are viewed, or he might point you to the walls since they also show you the constellations that light up the night.
the map room (s)
The map room is where visitors can come to learn more about how to read maps in detail to the stars. There are also classes that are sometimes offered for using the stars to navigate if one were without a map. If visiting at the right time the owner may even be found sketching various maps by hand against the stars that are viewed from the open windows above.
the study (private)
Separated on the top floor is the study which also doubles as the place the owner relaxes when he needs time away from people. The study doesn't host much other than shelving units for books and a small section for a private telescope and a coach that is rather comfortable by the owner's standards since it's quite good for reading or for quick naps when he needs those extra zzzs.
storage room (treasure hunt)
Another room that is kept locked and out of guest hands, the storage room is used to contain all the extra items that are stored when not in use. Though it can get quite cluttered it does need to be cleaned now and again to make sure all the equipment inside is kept in pristine condition for when it is needed.
the stargaze fields (ns)
The stargaze fields are just outside of the observatory in a nice open patch of land that can be set up for events and even for perhaps a late-night picnic under the stars. However, to keep it up with the nature that surrounds it and make it surreal the owner warns that Pokemon are free to come and go as they please, so make sure to keep vigilance!
the warehouse (ns)
Not the best place to visit if you're looking for a night under the stars, the warehouse features something of a museum of old telescopes and items that couldn't quite be used in the observatory. Since it is mostly left to its own devices there may be a few unwanted guests that hang out in the walls. If you like old dusty stuff though feel free to check out all the stuff that's inside.
the starview trails (ns)
A small pathway that surrounds the entire estate, the trails are great to take during the day to just have a little bit of exercise or a nice walking path at night under the stars. Due to the estate not being closed off from the wild that surrounds it, it is more than likely for a few pokemon to be watching, or perhaps try to join during your leisurely stroll.
mizo.