[ A kid, wearing a red hat, is currently staring out at the large... empty-looking set of buildings above this street view.
That is, until a voice calls his attention. He leaves his little daydreaming session for now, in favor of turning his head to that certain voice. ]
Eh?
[ The figure walking up to the kid moves swiftly, briskly as if there's too
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But the scowl in question lessens a bit once Green spies Karkat, relieved to have finally found someone else in this city.] Hey, you! With the black-hair, do you have a minute to spare?
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[He's probably being sarcastic, but he stops anyway, rearranging the stuff in his arms as he stares at him expectantly. He seems pissed that he doesn't respond within two seconds.]
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Well then Granny, any idea where this city is and what it's called and if there's a way back to the Kanto region?
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He doesn't seem to be perturbed though, he just listens impatiently. When there is a pause, he curls his nose.]
Kanto region? What the fuck is that? Listen. Some weird shit is going down. I don't think you're going to find your way back to whatever shitty little hive you wriggled your way out of.
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For all Green knows, this might just be a very realistic dream.]
Great. [The swearwords from Karkat manage to get a wry snort out of Green.] That sure was helpful. Does this city have a name? And do you know more about it than This city is going down the drain with the dirtiest water you can find, flip-hip hurray?
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This is east. That is west. [He waves his hand vaguely in either direction.] And everyone here appeared here without any recollection of how. And it seems like a human city, not a real big fucking surprise that a human city is degrading past its usefulness.
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And your cities are true miracles, I assume? Filled with technology, random radars and you simply have to snap your fingers to know where you're going? ...not that I like this city much either, it seems like a waste of space, especially if it's empty save a handful of people. [A short, aggravated sigh escapes Green as he runs a hand through his hair.
This is not one of his better days.]
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Miracles? You're not one of those stupid fucking clowns too, are you? Let me guess, you're hiding a bag full of god damn horns somewhere.
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No. [His voice is utterly deadpan. He's been asked a lot of things but whether or not he's one of 'those clowns'? No. That one is new.
His lips do quirk into a small smirk after a while though.] Just a bag full of balls. I'm sure those don't qualify as horns.
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So long as they don't honk, they're not contraband in my book. I could do without hearing another one of those things for the rest of my life.
I'm kind of afraid to ask... but why a bag full of balls?
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I'm talking about Pokéballs. [Huh. He'd figured the other would catch on to his joke but maybe a demonstration will help jog his memory.
Surely, Karkat's seen a Pokéball before. Every child sees one up close as soon as they can grasp them.
So Green rummages through his waist bag, pulling out a Pokéball and showing it to Karkat.]
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What are they for? Do they hold food inside?
[To Karkat, they initially look like children's toys. But this guy doesn't seem to be young enough to be carrying around children's toys, so he immediately jumps to 'food'. He's seen weirder food packaging before, after all.]
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Here. You should feel honored, I usually don't let anyone handle my Pokémon. [Because they're his team. They rely on him and after what happened with Team Rocket, he's become a little more cautious. Regardless, he holds out the Pokéball for Karkat to take.] Press the button in the middle. Gently, Pokéballs don't take well to being smashed. And don't freak out.
[Luckily, the ball contains Eevee and not one of his bigger Pokémon.]
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Freak out? So much shit has happened to me in the past week that I don't think I can even physically be shocked anymore.
[Without further examination, he pushes the button in the middle.]
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[Congratulations, Karkat. You have obtained an armful of Eevee, who proceeds to stare at Karkat, only starting to squirm after a couple of heartbeats, twisting around and trying to figure out why this strange person is holding her.
Green, in the meantime, gives a snort of amusement. That's what Karkat gets for holding the ball so close to his face.]
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