Nomi; The Visionary
She/Her
25
November 9
Ecruteak, Johto
Bisexual
Prophetess
Head Scientist
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Naomi Sato
An Errand Most Fowl
POSTED ON Jun 29, 2022 1:37:43 GMT
Nomi had never been to the Lower District of Slateport City, but luckily for her, most cities functioned the same way: upper class neighborhoods with their fancy high-rises and boutique shops, middle class districts home to Pokémon Centers and other blue collar businesses, and lower class districts where the seedier sides of life often took place. Despite these predictable differences, one thing was consistent across all areas (a truth so universal, it was as guaranteed as the blue of the sky or the evasiveness of an Abra): no matter where one traveled in any city, people were fond of alcohol.
“Howling at the Moon,” Nomi read, pulling to the side of the road and snapping the parking brake into place. Late afternoon light spilled across the building’s sign. “This is the place, Val.”
The Sylveon perched primly in the passenger seat of the small delivery truck huffed softly, clearly unimpressed with the (Nomi had to admit) rather unassuming bar. Perhaps he’d expected something grander for their first big delivery in Slateport? Nomi shrugged at him, as if to say, business is business, and then hopped out of her vehicle with a swish of pastel pink skirts. Valerian hopped out after her, and they both walked around to the back of the truck, where pallets of freshly bottled craft beer awaited them.
The back door of the truck, released from its latches, slid open to reveal the results of Nomi’s hard work over the past few months. Her bright ruby eyes sparkled joyfully as she gathered up the first pallet in her arms. It was heavy, but nothing she couldn’t handle. “I hope they like the Gose! Made with sea salt from Slateport’s very own coasts,” she murmured, unable to contain her excitement.
“We’ll have to make a few trips,” she explained to the Sylveon, peering down at him. Valerian nodded in understanding. The two of them began to walk towards Howling at the Moon, but something strange immediately caught Nomi’s attention. A tall man with dark hair seemed to be yelling angrily up at a powerline directly to the left of the bar’s front entrance. She blinked, confused. Approaching cautiously, the palette of beer still wrapped up in her arms, Nomi followed the man's gaze up to the top of the powerline. A particularly large Pelipper seemed to be roosting directly on top of it, crushing wires beneath its girth, an obstinate expression plastered across its beaked face.
“Oh dear,” she observed, stifling a laugh. Valerian huffed.
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