Dawn draws near on a quiet Thursday morning; the express cruise ship S.S. Lobo drifts in from the Afamali Sea, far west of Kanto, south of Kalos and Galar, far east of Unova -- Locily stands mostly disconnected (until now) from the Pokemon world, shut off by the high, treacherous Apemites Mountains in the North, and the windy seas at all other sides.
The Lobo is flanked by a flock of Wingull and Pelipper, hawking through the human crowd for food -- a young boy leans over the tall cruise ship's railing to a hurl a PokeBall at one of the Wingull, though it falls well short of its mark, plopping down into the ocean, lost forever. Backing off in defeat, the boy begs his parents for some ice cream. Made up of a wide-berth of passengers, the Lobo boasts vacationing tourists, working businessmen, and ambitious trainers looking to make it big in Locily's Pro Pokemon League.
Not known for its indigenous Pokemon, Locily is known for its dedicated and talented trainers, whose Pokemon League matches are broadcast world-wide -- popular even in a place such as Kanto.
Four young trainers making an adventure to a far distant land stir from their beds (or maybe sleep in, if that's their style), the Lobo not far off from docking at the port of the small but bustling Foster Town.
Carved into a high rock face, the buildings of Foster Town stand several meters high above water level, steps then carved into that rock face as well leading down to the full, busy docks down below. The town stretches even higher into a loping set of hills, where the steps become bridge-like, gapping the separate halves of Foster Town while curving past the homes, still higher up. Atop the peak of Foster Town's hills stands a massive light-house, and what could only be called a lab -- Professor Laurel's Lab, to be precise. Just getting there from the docks would be a long, arduous hike for the trainers answering the Professor's call; but he never said his task would be an easily achievable one.
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The Lobo is flanked by a flock of Wingull and Pelipper, hawking through the human crowd for food -- a young boy leans over the tall cruise ship's railing to a hurl a PokeBall at one of the Wingull, though it falls well short of its mark, plopping down into the ocean, lost forever. Backing off in defeat, the boy begs his parents for some ice cream. Made up of a wide-berth of passengers, the Lobo boasts vacationing tourists, working businessmen, and ambitious trainers looking to make it big in Locily's Pro Pokemon League.
Not known for its indigenous Pokemon, Locily is known for its dedicated and talented trainers, whose Pokemon League matches are broadcast world-wide -- popular even in a place such as Kanto.
Four young trainers making an adventure to a far distant land stir from their beds (or maybe sleep in, if that's their style), the Lobo not far off from docking at the port of the small but bustling Foster Town.
Carved into a high rock face, the buildings of Foster Town stand several meters high above water level, steps then carved into that rock face as well leading down to the full, busy docks down below. The town stretches even higher into a loping set of hills, where the steps become bridge-like, gapping the separate halves of Foster Town while curving past the homes, still higher up. Atop the peak of Foster Town's hills stands a massive light-house, and what could only be called a lab -- Professor Laurel's Lab, to be precise. Just getting there from the docks would be a long, arduous hike for the trainers answering the Professor's call; but he never said his task would be an easily achievable one.
@FireFly12 @Your-Friday-Filet @Stadium @ManyAchievables
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