Pokemon Daycare: AlcheME! & LiliS

[idolpro]

[ Your phone goes off, and an alert notifies you that it's TIME FOR GAME START. There's a map with GPS pointer showing your location as well as a static pin to guide you to where you need to go. You eventually find yourself inside the Pokemon Daycare. There's a main lobby area (which you find yourself standing in) a front counter, and then behind that a second inside area that's clearly meant for workers only. Here, there's a very large incubator with eggs inside it.

It's very obviously only recently been finished: the inside is an immaculate but bare white. Aside from yourselves, there's only one other person in the room as well as a strange, red, zippy thing that keeps going around the room. He dabs at his bald head. ]

"Oh, I'm so grateful you've come! Mizz 'Strael said you all would be just the right crew to help me get this place up 'n running. My name's Professor Plum. This is Rotom."

[ He gestures to the zippy machine, which makes a crackling, buzzy noise and does a twirl in the air that would probably pass for a chipper hello, if you spoke Pokemon. From another doorway, a large Pink pokemon walks in. ]

"Ah! And there's my other helper. Please say hello to Chansey!"

[ Chansey says its name and waves. ]

"I don't know if Mizz Strael told you or not, but--this incubator is a prototype for a new invention of mine. If we're successful today, we'll be able to reduce the time it takes to hatch Pokemon from days or even weeks to just a few short hours--it'll revolutionize the Pokemon world! But if I'm going to be successful, I'm going to need your help. If you don't mind, I'd like for us to go ahead and get started."

Comments

Re: DISCUSSION

[young_atlas]

Its probably like vitamins. Super refined and compressed sort of deal. Of course, that tells us nothing of what kind they are or how they help development.

Re: DISCUSSION

[irregular]

Well, maybe it's like medicine then? That looks kinda funky sometimes.

Re: DISCUSSION

[young_atlas]

A bit. The incubator thing is still incredibly alarming, but it'd be worse without nutrients.

Re: DISCUSSION

[irregular]

Yeah, no point starving 'em.

Re: DISCUSSION

[young_atlas]

It would also mess them up really bad. That speed is already dodgy for a healthy and whole baby, let alone one without the calories for building their body.