March - April Test Drive

[indigo_league]

➞ Post with a character you wish to test drive in this game's setting.
➞ Tag other people's starters and thread out shenanigans!
➞ Invite your friends! Try out new characters! Come play with us!
➞ Have fun!

NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN YOUR TEST-DRIVE JOURNEY?
CHECK OUT ALL THE LOCATIONS WE HAVE AVAILABLE IN:

JOHTO | KANTO | SEVII ISLANDS

Feel free to make various prompts in multiple locations!

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OTHER USEFUL LINKS:
NAVIGATION | RESERVES | APPLICATIONS

Comments

Re: ACTION

[gentlemanlayton]

My goodness! I'm terribly sorry for startling you!

[Layton withdraws his hand only to place both of them out in front in sort of a calming motion.] It's quite alright. I suppose I shouldn't just run up to strangers unannounced. That was terribly ungentlemanly of me. Deep breaths, my friend.

[His questions could wait, this poor individual seemed rather out of sorts. And quite out of place too. What was with the bag over their head?] I'm Professor Hershel Layton, and you are?

[vidrio_de_oscuro]

[A heavy gasp rattles his bag, before deeply exhaling. He... was not expecting a Tall Top-Hat to be so brazenly out in the field here. Okay, be rational, Flug, this man couldn't be in the Organization. But then again, the hats werent exactly common to wear these days...

He'd have to figure this out later. He just asked you a question, Flug, pull yourself together! He takes a few more breaths.]

Sorry, sir you just! Startled me. [He defers to a Respectful Tone - Just In Case.] It's... Dr. Kenning Flugslys. Or... just Dr. Flug is fine.

[gentlemanlayton]

[He might as well make an entry about this strange fellow. Nodding courteously, Professor pulls out his Gressenheller University journal and jots down a few notes.]

Understandable, anyone would have been startled by a strange man coming upon them suddenly. [He places the ribbon inside the binding of the journal in the place where he made his note before softly closing the book.] Please don't think of me rude, but I believe your head-wear makes peripheral vision that much more difficult.