islandshore | Voicemail/IC and OOC contact;

"This is Riku. Looks like you just missed me, so leave a message, and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

If you're here for Training Center business, press 0, and I'll redirect you to our info."

[Should characters press 0, they'll be presented with a list of options:

1. Purchase pass.
2. Arrange battle.
3. Arrange private training.
4. Rental services.
5. Job opportunities.
6. Pokémon roster.

If your character presses 6, the following list will appear:]

[A second list pops up labeled "All-Out Only:"]

[A third and final list pops up labeled "Special Requests:"]

[If a character clicks on a Pokémon, a menu will pop up listing their stats, moves, whether they're available for rent, and their current status. See here for details.]

PGC contact;

[However, that's not all. Riku's set up a secure line, with its own automated message.]

"You've reached the Pokemon Guardian Corps. If you're here to report an emergency, press 1. If you're here to join the cause, press 2. For all other purposes, stay on the line."

[ooc: Please head your comments appropriately with video, text, and voice and note if you're calling for Training Center Arrangements.

For OOC Training Center business, please note which service you'd like to arrange. For rentals, list the Pokémon your character is requesting, what they'll be used for, and the total cost if your char is after more than one. I'm more than happy to handwave pass purchases, since I realize that repeatedly noting purchases could get a little time consuming.

For a job, I'm cool with an IC interview or OOC coordination. Whatever works best.]

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Huh. That the newbie with the two starters? I had a hunch, but with an attitude like that...

Man. I hope the Rockets don't chew her up and spit her back out. I'll see what I can do, though, and I definitely appreciate the heads up.

Yeah, that's her. Like I said, she's a really sweet kid. Gives great hugs too. I encouraged her to catch her bi-weekly quota--did you know they *have* to turn a pokemon in every other week or they get in trouble with the admins?--instead of stealing it, like they're told to.

(Also, I can confirm now that there's a sub-basement system that you need a special key card to get the Tower elevator to take you to it.)

But honestly, Riku, I really do feel bad for some of the people who're stuck as Rockets. Sure, you've got the kind of jerks who set off bombs for fun, but you've also got people like my new friend, who're perfectly nice and kind people who happened to wake up in a mysterious underground facility instead of with Fake Mom--and then they get indoctrinated into a criminal organization. Don't get me wrong, there's some definite bad guys in there, but I suspect a *lot* of them are good people in an uncomfortable situation.

[Honestly, it's true. He'd count himself among the bad guys--he enjoys crime far too much, after all--but so many of the youngest Rockets have been nice kids. Nice kids that he's played crime uncle to.

He doesn't regret it. Someone has to look out for the Londons, Scorpias, and Steve Palchuks of this world.]

Edited 2020-11-08 01:54 (UTC)

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