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[namesaquestion]

[He's been mostly avoiding people this month save for times when he couldn't, but even then. Antisocial is a Thing, as is coming to terms with not being able to go home (and probably needing to actually help rather than sulking), dealing with pokemon needing to heal the old fashioned way - which sucks, if you ask him-, and.... the baby seedot in his arms.

He looks rather annoyed to even be asking, but - he has no choice.] Katharine has pokemon. The girl who gave me this had some kind of pokemon, and [Here, Silver makes a face.] He's got a team.

...Who else here has pokemon and is willing to battle to make this thing stronger? My pokemon are too powerful for it.

[A beat, then] Same goes for the rest of my team. If I have to be stuck here, I'm not going to stop training. They've fallen behind.

[Of course this is the first thing on his mind. At least he's not insulting anyone? Yet.]

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[freedom_engineer]

No, she sleeps in my arm. And you're calling me the moron?

... Kid, I don't even know where to begin with the flaws you've got in your thinking.

[namesaquestion]

[You can hear the groan in his voice. Fucking people not knowing jackshit about the pokemon they own. Arceus in the Hall. Oh well. INFO DUMP TIME (with what he knows anyway.)] Porygon are used to work in cyberspace with computers and stuff. If you have one in your arm, it's a logical assumption.

[He... doesn't actually know if this is true, but IT COULD BE OK???]

[Scoffs.] What flaws?

[freedom_engineer]

The computer in my arm is more powerful than every system, on any sub light speed capable world, combined. It runs quite well without her, she simply rests in it when she's not in the real world. She and I talk while she's in there. It facilitates the communication quite well.

As for the flaw... putting your life in the hands of something you can't recognize the stress you're putting on it. Combat is inherently stressful. If not carefully tended to, combatants do not get stronger. They get more volatile.

I wanna shake Silver, even if he has IMO semi-valid points.

[namesaquestion]

Uh. Sure, whatever you say. [Dismissive scoff-ish sound, because honestly? He doesn't know that much about what a porygon actually is, and he's not about to admit it.]

It's not like they fight all the time, and pokemon aren't like humans; human stresses don't effect them the same way. They need to fight to get stronger. Moron.

[freedom_engineer]

No. They have different stresses, which you seem quite content to ignore.

You're not convincing anyone you're a good trainer or an adult, you know.