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"That's what I always say!" exclaimed Brisa. "Anyway, while the whole thing is all very doubtful, every 'human' seems to remember only their name, their humanity, and the power of speech... they usually become key to whatever local crisis is ongoing. What's more, they always become singularly...

More notes, silently mouthing unfamiliar phrases, eyes swivelling as she pieced together remembered studies and strange imaginings. "Usually the humans have amnesia, or claim to," she said, distractedly. "Locals tend to accept it because townies are trusting sorts and heap affection on anyone...

There was more to take in with every passing minute in this world. Brisa pawed at the bridge of her nose and thought hard. "Well... humans are described in some very old relics, but almost never depicted. And there's not much evidence that they were ever, hmm, widespread? In my world, I mean...

Brisa couldn't help but trill with unexpected interest. "I doubt many of our allies will know the word, but I do! I do a lotta reading, and I have an ancient text that mentions genes. It's not... uh, current science. Lost knowledge, I'm afraid. But I'm certain that pokémon, in my world at least...

Brisa's tail swished. This was some form of irony. Sarcasm? ...cynicism? "I mean to say," she began in a cautious tone, "that even those of us who have... doubts about the truth of Diyem's proposal agreed to it all the same. It could be that some of us are, ah, genuinely selfless deep down. It...

Brisa turned her face away. If she gave a real answer, she risked embarrassing herself. If she didn't she'd be snubbing this human before they'd built any trust. Twin anxieties fought inside her throat. The need to give an answer won out. "I... live alone, past the edge of town. Frontier Town...

Three hours of editing work. 😸

Brisa considered this. She climbed into the bed which she deemed the comfiest, and appraised Dave anew. With the knowledge that he was human, she realised that there was something distinctly un-poochyena about his expressions and mannerisms. Sure, he scratched like a dog, but that was just the...

"We get by well enough without hands," mused Brisa. "Hence the architecture. Wait, pokémon don't talk? Is that just a way of saying we're deeply antisocial where you're from, or are we not sapient?"

"I could use some peace and quiet tonight," Brisa confessed. "Thank you. I suppose you must be a human, usin' words like those. How are you findin' this world? It's more or less like where I come from, not that this ain't all deeply weird and distressin' for me..." She inspected each bed for...

Triple review. That's another wave of challenges complete, I believe? https://forums.thousandroads.net/index.php?threads/the-legendarian-chronicles.48/post-5873

Triple review, motherfucker. Review policy at present is to make note of any scenes that leave a particular impression and comment on those. Looking forward to seeing how Midnight training goes! Great stuff so far, Chibi, hype for more.

Having walked back up from the beach chatting to Curio, Brisa felt the urge to secure some private resting place for herself before it was too late. The urge to find somewhere to escape to if she got caught in another group conversation was making her fur crawl. "Mind waitin' for me while I...

Brisa studied the symbol in the sand. "I'll remember it," she said, solemnly. From the sounds of it, Necrozma's experience with World Ender, if that was the threat at hand, had been cataclysmic. With no strategic advice forthcoming and a potential rockslide of grief present, she felt entirely...

"I'll do my best," said Brisa, acutely aware that she still didn't have mastery over her electricity in this body. The novelty of being so small again had worn off in a bout a minute flat, and she was impatient to regain her prior capabilities. "What's your take on our situation, anyway?" she...

Brisa's face contorted with a mix of pity, awkwardness, and a small measure of disdain. "Be seein' ya, Cynthian," she said. She made a note to keep an eye out for that one. He might need a speech like that if he were ever badly hurt. Then to the prismatic entity, "Well met, Necrozma. Can we...

"Nobody's hittin' anyone. That's what the dojo is for." Brisa surprised herself by interjecting like that. She supposed she was just now learning how she behaved when in groups. "Is everyone ready to fight 'Sushi' then?" she asked, eager to change topic. "I'm afraid I don't have much command...

Logging review trifecta for all five tiers for the first wave. I think, lmao. https://forums.thousandroads.net/index.php?threads/the-legendarian-chronicles.48/post-5772 https://forums.thousandroads.net/index.php?threads/in-search-of-haven-contest-oneshot.353/#post-5756...

Hi Chibi! I actually read chapters 5 and 5.5 a few weeks ago, but I got sidetracked before I could read on or review. Gonna drop my review now before the memory of them stops being fresh. Looking forward to reading more!

Brisa allowed Curio to pipe up with her own personal introduction. "I'm Shinx Brisa," she said afterwards, "from... from Frontier Town in my home world. This sort of thing is a first for me, but it seems real enough, and where I come from, heroes travellin' between worlds and havin' new bodies...