[Unfortunately for Gandhina, it happened that she picked a route closest to a city with a destroyed Pokemon Center upon which to get herself doused in Poison Powder, and as a result her personal care isn't going to be nearly so easy as it might've been — a quick jaunt in to see the (largely incompetent) nurse and some quality time with the healing machines, and she'd be good as new. If the place wasn't razed to the ground at the moment, that is.
But fortunately for Gandhina, it happens that one of the berry bushes Albert came across was a Pecha Berry bush, and upon double-checking with his guidebook to make sure he was feeding his wolfdog the right thing, he'd made her swallow one to see if it would relieve the poisoning she'd suffered from the Paras.
Turns out, it did.
But just because she's seemingly fine doesn't mean he's going to make her walk all the way back into town, either. It's not like she's got zen training and can mystically will away any potential pain or side effects like some people he knows, after all. Which is why she's currently in his arms, looking a little bewildered but mostly just tired.
It's Sheriff who actually spots Coop first, and greets him with a friendly bark; that, in turn, signals Albert, who first glances over and then alters his course slightly to walk over and see him.]
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But fortunately for Gandhina, it happens that one of the berry bushes Albert came across was a Pecha Berry bush, and upon double-checking with his guidebook to make sure he was feeding his wolfdog the right thing, he'd made her swallow one to see if it would relieve the poisoning she'd suffered from the Paras.
Turns out, it did.
But just because she's seemingly fine doesn't mean he's going to make her walk all the way back into town, either. It's not like she's got zen training and can mystically will away any potential pain or side effects
like some people he knows, after all. Which is why she's currently in his arms, looking a little bewildered but mostly just tired.It's Sheriff who actually spots Coop first, and greets him with a friendly bark; that, in turn, signals Albert, who first glances over and then alters his course slightly to walk over and see him.]
Aren't you supposed to be in bed?
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