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MAKOTO NAEGI < 苗木誠 > ([personal profile] superordinary) wrote2013-10-15 12:04 am

4th rebuttal; text/action for the dangan house

[ Last time was Detention with Alter Ego, tonight is the garbage room. Taiki is there with him for company, but every last scrap of food they manage to find is completely rotten and there's no way to know what's safe to drink and what isn't. He can't tell how long he's in there but it feels like days.

Eventually, the hunger becomes too overwhelming and before he realizes what he's doing, his body moving seemingly on its own, he's grabbing an iron pipe from the remnants of the space rocket and lunges toward the Arcafoodfoodfoodfoodfoodnine--

And suddenly Naegi is back in his bed in Goldenrod City, cold and drenched in sweat and the dream still fresh (too fresh) in his mind. He heaves a sigh of relief when he sees his Arcanine fast asleep on the floor next to the bed and he reaches out to scratch the dog behind the ears. Instead of going back to sleep, though, he decides to quietly go downstairs to the kitchen. Maybe it's because he just had a dream about starvation but he really feels like having some food right about now.

Godawful o'clock in the morning is the perfect time for sandwiches and a tub of ice cream, okay. It's also the perfect time for doing FTEs with Ishimaru. ]



[ Later, Ishimaru's gone back to bed and Naegi can't sleep because fuck these nightmares so he decides to write up the following text and post it to the network. It's still godawful o'clock in the morning but maybe someone's around to help him kill some time. ]

How do you keep 30 Eevees and their evolutions from shedding fur all over the house?

Also, what do you do when you can't sleep?


[ That's it, that's the post. He's not even exaggerating about those thirty Eevees. If any other dangans are awake, they'll find him playing tetris in the kitchen or playing with one of the Eevees. ]
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[personal profile] islandshore 2013-10-20 03:49 am (UTC)(link)
Heh, hope it goes well. If not, there's always Glaceon.

[True, they lack the scales and flippers of Vaporeon, but the shorter coats mean less shedding. Anything to lighten this guy's workload, right?]

Come to think of it, I might know who you're talking about. Never got to know him that well, but I think he just didn't want to separate them. Seen it happen a few times; some Pokémon end up protecting their eggs, wanting to raise them themselves.

[And, well, given the choice between maintaining family bonds and making cash, you'd have to be pretty coldhearted to get rid of 'em... even if that means getting a household of furballs in exchange for good morals.]
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[personal profile] islandshore 2013-10-21 05:15 am (UTC)(link)
Five generations... man, I gotta give the guy props for keeping track of all that. I wonder how many breeders actually jot down their Pokémon's progeny.

How are the eevees taking the new ownership, anyway? That's one heck of an inheritance...