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Spent two hours writing and editing another entry for A Porygon's Guide to Dungeon Items, which comes out to 1700 words exactly if section headings are included (feel free to exclude them if necessary for blec purposes though.) Going ahead and Purchasing Strike II, Heal I, and Heal II. Will do...

Sorry for the delay! I meant to have this up at the beginning of the month but things happened. After this entry, new ones will be on pause until either December or January until I've had enough time to research all the fruits and berries for the next section, which covers a whopping eighteen...

Nip stared at the ball of light, an uncomfortable feeling in his stomach making the fur on his neck prickle slightly. And despite his misgivings with Diyem, his hesitation made him uncomfortable. This light, could it really be trusted? ...Maple was the one providing it. Maple, the one who had...

Nip will use his two blast seeds

Turn 5: Use both actions to do 2x ice shard on Thyme. If Thyme is somehow already down, use shadow claw on Pepper instead.

Turn 4: Ice Shard x2 on Thyme for one action, and Elixir for the other.

Nip winced, doing his best to shrug off his injury. One more hit like that, and he'd be down again. Just like in the magikarp fight. He grit his teeth, readying another attack while expecting another blow to come his way. But then Cynthian stepped in front of him. And despite how anxious the...

Just to make it official: Turn 3: Shadow claw x2 on Thyme. If I haven't returned by turn 4, Goat has permission to make Nip's action for him, and if he's not around for some reason, someone else can.

Turn two: Nip uses Agility Turn 3: Nip should have 2 turns by this point, even if the combo is used again. If Nip is shielded, shadow claw thyme (with both actions if possible) Else if Nip is not shielded and has not used his reviver seed, use shadow claw on Thyme+ invisify Else if Nip is not...

Turn 1: Agility

Making some last-minute tweaks: Trading Feint Attack for Shadow Claw (TM move) Returning 1 oran berry and purchasing 1 Elixir and 1 Heal Seed

A body of solid mist, dark as a cloudy, moonless night. Just like the stories said. Cresselia's form he was less familiar with. But she was easy enough to distinguish from the others. All five of them, just as they expected. The fur on Nip's neck and along his spine began to prickle, and he took...

"I'll admit I'm not the most familiar with Manaphy. Darkrai though..." Nip took a deep breath closing his eyes. "In my world, at least, Darkrai was known for being cruel to his enemies... though he rewarded those who are willing to stand beside and follow him. Darkrai has the power to trap...

Nip was quiet as he looked around the cave, nodding to Cabot before addressing Necrozma. "That's right, though I remember hearing that Darkrai, Cressellia, and Manaphy were all missing, too." In the last week, he'd taken the time to research that last name, discovering that Manaphy, to, was a...

"Perhaps we could discuss this while we're headed to this Aegis Cave? Or else wait until after the mission. Are we not wasting time right now?"

Nip dipped his head to Cabot. "I may as well take a break from my training."

"Well, I've never heard of anything called 'soda'. Or anyone named it except you. I haven't heard of any foods called Maple or Surf or Turf, for that matter. I just heard Owen use 'Tamato' with no objections and assumed any name based on a berry would be acceptable, is all." Nip paused...

He paused, tilting his head. "That's a fair point," Nip admitted. "Though I don't think it's a bad idea to fall back on. You never know when plans might have to change at the last minute."

"I like the way you guys think," Nip said, crossing his arms and flashing a toothy grin. "If someone will boost my speed, I could even have time to hone my claws before throwing my first attack. Which would allow whoever is bosting our strength to focus on someone else."

Nip crossed his arms and perked up. Though he was doubtful they could do anything against someone as powerful as either of the gods, it didn't hurt to find out what Cabot had in mind.