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Who: Vaati & OPEN
Where: Outskirts of Violet City
When: Sunday afternoon BEFORE THE FUCKING BEES
Summary: Vaati has finally wandered his way off Route 31 and rediscovered the glories of human-safe food.
Rating: PG-13 because why the hell not
Log: There was one thing Vaati was certain of--he was never going to touch one of those god-awful berries ever again.
After finally stumbling off the beaten path and into civilization once more, the mage made a beeline for the nearest food-related store and immediately began spending all his money on ridiculous amounts of baked goods. He was practically broke now, but he didn't care. He needed something to get that horrible disgustingly bland taste out of his mouth.
So basically, he had about four or five bags worth of bread and pastries. Way more than anyone could ever consume in one sitting, but damn, Vaati sure was trying. He had his own goddamn personal picnic going on, with a blanket spread out all nicely under a tree just a little ways onto Route 31.
And he wasn't going to share.
Where: Outskirts of Violet City
When: Sunday afternoon BEFORE THE FUCKING BEES
Summary: Vaati has finally wandered his way off Route 31 and rediscovered the glories of human-safe food.
Rating: PG-13 because why the hell not
Log: There was one thing Vaati was certain of--he was never going to touch one of those god-awful berries ever again.
After finally stumbling off the beaten path and into civilization once more, the mage made a beeline for the nearest food-related store and immediately began spending all his money on ridiculous amounts of baked goods. He was practically broke now, but he didn't care. He needed something to get that horrible disgustingly bland taste out of his mouth.
So basically, he had about four or five bags worth of bread and pastries. Way more than anyone could ever consume in one sitting, but damn, Vaati sure was trying. He had his own goddamn personal picnic going on, with a blanket spread out all nicely under a tree just a little ways onto Route 31.
And he wasn't going to share.