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Cabot stared at his bowl with his mouth agape. It looked absolutely delicious, but there was so much. Maybe he could have eaten this as a Rampardos, but there was no way he could finish all of this right now... or any of his teammates for that matter. Cabot looked around the table and noticed...

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"Well it's nice to meet you as well, Leg," Cabot said, pausing slightly after saying the Mimikyu's most... peculiar name. "My name is Cabot."

"Uh... huh... and my name is Cabot," he said to Maple. The Cranidos perked up as the Inteleon waiter started taking orders. "Oh! I wanna take on the challenge as well! Not sure if I can finish one of these bowls myself, but I might as well try." Cabot turned over to Cynthian as he spoke up...

Cabot looked in awe as Truffle used the spoon much like a Kadabra would. Back home most Pokémon would usually just eat with their claws, though depending on the occasion and the type of food, a variety of utensils did exist to accommodate all kinds of different Pokémon. Yet, here in Cibus there...

"Yeah, you should be able to eat it without getting sick," Cabot reassured. "I've seen a Sneasel on my crew eat rice with some other stuff and he was feeling fine afterwards!"

"You sure you don't wanna give the rice a try if you've only heard of it before?" Cabot asked. "Curry is not nearly as good if you have nothing with the sauce, and Truffle's team is covering the expenses, so it's free anyway. Besides! Like Owen said it's usually eaten with all kinds of...

"Oh, so we just have to a eat a lot of food in order to beat the challenge?" Cabot asked. "That could be fun to try! ... Even if I'd do a lot better if I was still a Rampardos."

Cabot warily tilted his head. "What's in it if most Pokémon can't even finish one bowl?"

Made an announcement about this on Discord earlier, but I made an Affinity Chart for our characters in Google Sheets alongside Namo and Goat. The point of it would be to keep track of our characters’ affinity for each other and see how their relationships will develop over the course of the...

"What sort of food do they serve here, anyway?" Cabot asked.

Cabot hesitantly looked at his teammates and then back the Kecleon. "I mean, if that's how things work in this world... Though I'll hold off on purchasing anything for now. I'll be sure to come back later after visiting the guild though."

Cabot stared stunned as Owen applied the TM and used Protect afterwards, prompting him to splutter in protest. "E-Eh?! But that's not how TMs work at all! How is this even possi-?!" The Cranidos paused as he remembered the one thing that all the strange stuff in Cibus had in common. "...

"I suppose that is true," Cabot mulled as he put a claw to his mouth. The higher ups in Guilds were known to be wise and it certainly wasn't unheard of for Pokémon in town to go to them for advice, but after sailing around the Cradle for two years it wasn't like they'd know anything too shocking...

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Cabot looked up from the counter and warily tilted his head. "Huh? But what would he be able to tell me?" the Cranidos asked. "I used to be part of a guild up until two years ago and I know how they work, so I don't think this Chatot could tell me anything I wouldn't already know."

"I mean, I guess, but Stone Edge is also a lot stronger," Cabot muttered as he looked down at the counter and idly pawed at it. "I actually considered getting Rock Slide last time I went to a move tutor, but went for Stone Edge instead so I could hit enemies harder."

Cabot's head drooped in disappointment as his hopes to relearn Stone Edge right here and now sank like a Graveler who'd fallen into sea. "O-Oh just Rock Slide..."

"Do you guys have Stone Edge in stock?" Cabot asked as he enthusiastically went up to the counter, wagging his tail slightly at the idea of being able to relearn Stone Edge this soon.

"That's right! I don't know how it works exactly, but I guess that's human magic for you," Cabot replied to Nip. "What's so special about them is that they can teach Pokémon moves they otherwise wouldn't be able to learn. Not only that, but you'd only need one Porygon in order to teach everyone...