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[He folds his hands behind his back.]
I will admit, I would rather not dumpster dive but that may be the best place to look... Unless the carpet stores sell segmented pieces at a discount.
Or if you'd like to report such an eyesore to the police and see what they do instead?
[The Rocket grunt slowly looks back at him. Really, dude?]
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Why not both?
[At least it'll be getting one fool off the street, and protect the street until whoever's using the cable picks it up again.]
As for the carpet, maybe two or three of those cheap rubber bath mats laid across? Surely those can't cost that much, and it'll spare us both the indignity of digging around in the trash.
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[With his hands behind his back, he signs something to the grunt, knowing he heard the suggestion of getting the police involved. By the time they return with a carpet, he and the wires will be long gone.
He glances back to check if the message has been received. The grunt gives him an exaggerated finger wiggle as if he's deciding what button to press. He got it.
Good. Monsoon returns his attention to Rio.]
Rubber is typically more expensive unless you're speaking of those extremely cheap ones that are more plastic than rubber?
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[Rio grimaces suddenly, recalling the state of her money.]
But thinking of it, I may have to just leave it for right now. I can't afford to spend much more at the moment until I can get some more training in. I'd forgotten about that... I'm sorry.
[She brushes her hair back self-consciously. So maybe she isn't that great with money, so what? She'll learn the hard way if need be.]
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Probably for the best. The life of a trainer is a hard one. Still, it's good to treat yourself once in a while. I assume you had a good shopping spree despite the incident with the wires?
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[Which, as everything else, is directly correlated to how good she is in battling others. She's got catching up to do, needless to say, and she's very determined when it comes to applying herself to things.]
...How long did it take you to really feel like you were getting used to it, if I may ask?
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[The older man hums in thought at her question, taking a moment to consider how to answer.]
About a week.
[Mostly just due to him getting used to being human again.]
I'm not particularly competitive though. If I were... hmm.... it would certainly take longer for me to settle into learning everything there is to know about battling and such.
Oh, but don't let my example make you feel like you need to rush. You should take things at your own pace.
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[Holding things in battle? Extra effects of moves? Something about Pokemon personalities affecting their battling capabilities? And to think that's just the tip of the iceberg. Maybe she does have an awful lot of learning to do...]
Well, I'd hardly be me if I wasn't competitive! I was good at a lot of competitive sports back home. It'll be a long road to get better at this, but as long as I'm here, I may as well try to fit in.
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[The comment about competitive sports piques his interest as she can tell by his stature perking up a bit.]
What sort of sports did you compete in, if I may ask?
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[That's a healthy amount of confidence in her voice as she brushes some hair back and grins. Locally famous twin brother be damned; she's proud of her accomplishments!]
I might be slight compared to some people, but technique is everything when you're at a physical disadvantage. And I suppose that goes for Pokemon, too.
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[It's good to see people strive to do their best and achieve so many things, especially when so young. It genuinely warms Monsoon's heart hearing that.]
You're absolutely correct. What you lack in brawn you can make up for in brains. As long as you keep that mindset, I believe you'll have very little trouble getting your feet under you and becoming one of the best trainers this world has to offer.