Questions, Questions [open]

Touya's ears pricked at a familiar term -- log out? It only then dawned on him that he wasn't the only one that got sucked in like this, and didn't he try to get his hands on some other copies for his friends? He wasn't able to get a lot, and his source even said that he wasn't sure if he could actually spare some more discs, but if they were able to get their hands on it after all...

He cursed at the thought, hoping that they didn't fall into the same trap. Still, he couldn't help but also feel grateful that he wasn't alone, though he didn't want the little grassy thing to cause a scene, either. The stuffed animal that took him in warned him about that, and presuming that this world still abided by a game's rules to a certain extent, the lesser known one was as a being that fell from the sky, the better. The Riolu would quickly walk up to the other Pokemon and tap on its...err...shoulder(?) body? and placed one of his paws close to his mouth, supposedly a gesture to keep quiet. "I take it you fell from the sky too? We should talk about this in a quieter spot. I was told that we shouldn't alert the Pokemon here." he hoped that was sufficient enough to get the other to follow him. Where was a good place to talk, though? Certainly not the lobby.

Oh, there seemed to be a lounge over there, and there were fewer creatures there too. Seemed like a good spot. He was actually here to find the Guild Master, or so the stuffed animal told him, but that could wait.

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Aki - short post :c some convo is gonna happen woo

Aki had not been through the best few days. Transported by a "game" into another world, a so-called isekai she was quite familiar with. What she was less familiar with was just how realistic it was... no, that wasn't quite an accurate description. This was not a very realistic world, or even the typical fantasy swords and magic universe most summoned heroes might be thrust into. There weren't any humans to begin with in this world, for in their place were many more intelligent creatures. "Pokemon", they seemed to be called as a group, though they were certainly not a single species. Their diversity was immeasurable, ranging from talking deer to flaming monkeys and living ice-cream, yet they were united enough to develop a fully functioning and rather advanced society.

Perhaps not realistic then, according to Aki's own reality. Instead, it would be more appropriate to say that it was very... real. The crisp breeze Aki felt across her face, the smell of stone and wood in the Guild hall, the warmth of the sunlight reaching in through the windows, all sensations that simply could not be mere replications. No pixels or polygons, menus or text boxes in sight. Not to mention the most impossible, yet most tangible sensations of all: Aki herself. The small, stubby arms and legs beneath an oversized head, topped with a trio of leaves. A petite form that felt not like a costume she'd been made to squeeze into, but like her body itself. Even the sound of her own voice, so high-pitched and girlish, was extremely off-putting.

But what could she do about it? She was grateful to have been saved from the looming forest, and to be welcomed into a developed city with no lowered status. But all anyone knew about the whole thing was "Pokemon falling from the sky". it was difficult to even get a grasp of what was going on, let along how to get back.

"Ah!"

And it was amidst those deep ponderings that a hand on her shoulder startled Aki back to life, and prevented her from walking any further without paying any attention to where she was going. She looked up, met with a blue bipedal dog-like creature, whose words moved her away from awkwardness and shock to instead reinvigorate her enthusiasm. "Fell from the sky...? Then, you're also...!" She began, showing her excitement briefly before suspiciously glancing around and lowering her voice to a half-whisper. "Oh, gotcha!"

The quieter place the blue Pokemon wished to talk in was just the lounge nextdoor, but it would do. "You're... a 'human' as well, then? Do you have any idea what's going on? How to get back?" Aki asked, hopefully. "This is all, uh... a bit more than I was expecting, from some random game..."