[attr="class","spiral"] Superstition prey on those with a weak mental constitution. Those that believe in the unknown, scared to process through the logical means allow the rules of the world to pass them by. From an objective standpoint, everything can be explained with enough information. The only issue is gather the knowledge and knowing how to process it. That's what makes science powerful and understanding it difficult. For those who master it, for those who believe in the power of observation, the unknown means nothing. There is no need to fear what one does not understand — a temporary obstacle to be tamed, to be defeated in the pursuit of knowledge.

Fernando is such an individual and it carries in his fearlessness to venture into haunted grounds. The spectral happenings plaguing the region always resurfaces this time of year and many blame it on the approaching holiday. He knows better and attributes it to the migration pattern of various ghost Pokemon. The Cofagrigus of the desert come to mind and New Mauville is no exception. The report of various Hypno nests come to mind and there is no one happier to dispatch wild Pokemon than the mass collector himself.

Rather than cower at the sight of poltergeist afflicted upon those foolish enough to roam around at night, Fernando heads straight into the heart of danger, prepared and composed with his trusted Silph Scope notched over his right eye. A Comfey shivers on his right wrist, harboring what warmth it can as Fernando steps into another abandoned apartment. The chill that tingles down his spine isn't due to the residential ghost Pokemon that lie in wait but by the two Froslass that flank him on both sides.

The best way to handle the supernatural is with the supernatural itself.