☢ Setsuna 002 | text [cherrygrove city]

[swordsofchange]

Network.

I have an inquiry. If you have knowledge regarding "Breeding," please contact me via a visual or audio call. My knowledge of said subject is insufficient as they have not provided such information on the Trainer Handbook.

Thank you.

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[audio]

[miniworth]

[Breeding? That he knows quite a bit about.]

.....Information on how to breed Pokémon are in the Breeder's Guidebook. You won't be able to find much in the Handbook.

Why do you need to know about breeding, though?

[audio]

[swordsofchange]

[hey, familiar voice. B)]

Breeder's Guidebook? Where can I locate that item?

I have found a Pokemon Egg several days ago, but I lack the knowledge of nursing it. I do not wish to be careless about this.

[audio]

[miniworth]

[He would video! 8( But he doesn't want to make people worry right now because he looks a mess: fever, bruise, bandaged hands, bags under eyes.... yeaaaaah. ;; ]

There were copies of it at the Goldenrod Department Store.

But when it comes to taking care of an egg, the most important thing is to keep it warm and safe, in this weather. Walking around with it and keeping it company is also important.

....Usually, it should hatch within three to seven days, but there have been exceptions.

[audio]

[swordsofchange]

[... Miles, what have you been doing. B( you will make Setsuna worry again.]

I see.

I have been keeping it warm, yes. But I did not know that walking around with it is important. Is it aware of its surroundings, even inside an egg?

[video]

[usedrage]

I haven't finished the book yet but I might be able to help...

[video]

[swordsofchange]

[since this was a video call, he decided to show his Drifloon Egg - it's wrapped in a scarf. he really doesn't know what Pokemon this is, so he'll take the chance to ask someone.]

This. [holding it up now!] I have found this egg several days ago.

Aside from keeping it warm, I lack knowledge of nursing Pokemon eggs.

[video]

[usedrage]

I don't really understand all of the biology behind it, [And he's flipping through his guide.] but you should keep it with you, as often as you can...

[video]

[swordsofchange]

I shall note of that, then. Thank you.

[he watched the kid flip through the guide!] Is there anything else?

[video]

[usedeverything]

Going to give breeding at try?

[video]

[swordsofchange]

Souji Seta. [translation: hi :D]

... Yes, you could say that. I have acquired an egg myself, but I have been keeping it warm and yet I am not sure if I am progressing. Thus, I require input on breeding and nursing eggs.

[video]

[usedeverything]

It looks like everyone has received an egg. It takes some longer than others to hatch from what I've heard.

[video]

[swordsofchange]

Hm. [guess he'll just keep warming it, then...] I do not have to do anything else?

[video]

[itssakotis]

I still don't have much information about it, but with the egg I have, it doesn't seem much different than regular breeding. Or well, I guess the basics of hatching an egg.

[video]

[swordsofchange]

... Regular breeding? Please explain.

[video]

[itssakotis]

Mm, like with chickens. If you keep the egg warm and protect it, it should be all right. I'm not sure if that makes any sense, though. I also don't know about how to obtain eggs.

[video]

[swordsofchange]

It is fine. My question is answered by that. Thank you for your assistance.

video;

[usedjunes]

If you walk around with it everywhere and keep it warm, it should hatch soon!

video;

[swordsofchange]

[... nanako *A* ♥]

That is all? ... I see. Then, I shall continue to keep it warm.

video;

[usedjunes]

[kasjdlfasdf ;w; ♥]

Yeah! And make sure you walk around with it! I think it makes them happier so they'll hatch faster.

video;

[swordsofchange]

[... walking around with the egg makes it happier? that's kind of cute. ///] Understood. Thank you for your input, I shall ensure to note them.