The Grand Opening

[driftingmods]

[A large WELCOME sign is hanging from the buildings when you walk into Levanta Town, but that seems to be the only sign that today is any different than any other day. The villagers are simply going about their daily business. However, if they are approached they are more than happy to explain the region as well as they can to any new arrivals.

Welcome to Levanta Town in The Drifting Land!]

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[ex_ghostwriting235]

[she's just a creeper sometimes, don't mind her, Ghetsis. Jotting these answers down now, though, since this is important information!]

Confusion. That's only natural, I suppose. Can I ask where you're originally from?

[sans_eyepatch]

Unova. [Don't bother asking what town. The mun hasn't decided.]

Why do you want to know, anyway?

[ex_ghostwriting235]

[Unova is good, Unova means she can create new details that fit with the story and still have the details be accurate, since she's naturally most familiar with that region.]

I'm a novelist, actually. As it seems it might be difficult to obtain inspiration from my usual sources here, I thought asking around would achieve the same results as battling challengers. Do you happen to be a Trainer, as well?

[sans_eyepatch]

[Oh, a novelist? Oh ho ho, Ghetsis preens a little. This could be an opportunity to get his name out there and gather some fame.]

Why yes, I am, and I'm a pretty good one if I do say so myself.

[ex_ghostwriting235]

Is that so? Could you perhaps tell me which Pokemon you use most often? If they're here with you, perhaps you can show them to me. And what would you say is your usual rate of success when it comes to battling?

[sans_eyepatch]

[Pffft, he's only got two badges.]

Deino, Tympole and Tynamo! [Though Deino is a bit unruly and enjoys tearing him up almost as much as his enemy.] Obviously, I always win. [Gaycheese, you are an idiot. Your team is barely level 20.]

[ex_ghostwriting235]

[Even so, strong trainers have to start somewhere! She could write a story about the growth of a Trainer, or something like that.]

That's certainly very impressive! I've heard Deino are rather difficult to train, though I haven't had much first hand experience with them myself.