I knew you'd want to hear it...all right, it goes like this.
[ ...Well, she hoped, anyway. She likes getting to share stuff. ...Also, Tsumiki should prepare herself and also get a badge for getting the most Nanami talk in one session. ]
A long time ago in Ecruteak, the people built two towers, in the hopes that this would help strengthen the bonds of friendship and hope between the Pokémon and the humans living there. In the west there was the Brass Tower, which was said to awaken Pokémon. In the east there was the Bell Tower, where Pokémon were said to rest. And in a way, the people's hopes were met...because at the top of each of these towers a bird Pokémon came to rest, each of them unlike any that had ever been seen before.
[ It must have been an amazing sight...and really, she's seen artwork of what people imagined it must have looked like, so long ago. ]
However, one day a bolt of lightning came down and struck the Brass Tower. It was consumed in fire, and burned for three days until it finally rained. Unfortunately...at that time, when it rained, the tower has already been burnt to the ground. Within it, three nameless Pokémon had perished.
But then one of the bird Pokémon descended from the sky to bring them back to life. In each of those Pokémon was said to be one of the three powers: the lightning that struck the tower, the fire that burned the tower, and the rain that washed away the fire. When they revived, those who saw them rise were scared...and the three Pokémon fled like the wind, never to be seen again.
The great bird Pokémon also flew away, never to be seen again...though the legend then goes that when the souls of Pokémon and human commune, there will come the emergence of a Trainer who has the ability to touch the souls of Pokémon...and on that day Ho-oh, the bird Pokémon who raised the three burnt Pokémon, will return.
[ Nanami trails off here, before picking up again. ]
That sounds like a protagonist character's job, right? I should tell Hinata-kun to keep an eye out for them. ...Anyway, I want to see both of the Towers myself...The Bell Tower and the Burnt Tower...
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[ ...Well, she hoped, anyway. She likes getting to share stuff. ...Also, Tsumiki should prepare herself and also get a badge for getting the most Nanami talk in one session. ]
A long time ago in Ecruteak, the people built two towers, in the hopes that this would help strengthen the bonds of friendship and hope between the Pokémon and the humans living there. In the west there was the Brass Tower, which was said to awaken Pokémon. In the east there was the Bell Tower, where Pokémon were said to rest. And in a way, the people's hopes were met...because at the top of each of these towers a bird Pokémon came to rest, each of them unlike any that had ever been seen before.
[ It must have been an amazing sight...and really, she's seen artwork of what people imagined it must have looked like, so long ago. ]
However, one day a bolt of lightning came down and struck the Brass Tower. It was consumed in fire, and burned for three days until it finally rained. Unfortunately...at that time, when it rained, the tower has already been burnt to the ground. Within it, three nameless Pokémon had perished.
But then one of the bird Pokémon descended from the sky to bring them back to life. In each of those Pokémon was said to be one of the three powers: the lightning that struck the tower, the fire that burned the tower, and the rain that washed away the fire. When they revived, those who saw them rise were scared...and the three Pokémon fled like the wind, never to be seen again.
The great bird Pokémon also flew away, never to be seen again...though the legend then goes that when the souls of Pokémon and human commune, there will come the emergence of a Trainer who has the ability to touch the souls of Pokémon...and on that day Ho-oh, the bird Pokémon who raised the three burnt Pokémon, will return.
[ Nanami trails off here, before picking up again. ]
That sounds like a protagonist character's job, right? I should tell Hinata-kun to keep an eye out for them. ...Anyway, I want to see both of the Towers myself...The Bell Tower and the Burnt Tower...