usedlaserbeam | 005 | Goldenrod City

[What's one of the biggest perks of having a regular job? Why, the disposable income, of course. And today it seems Yagyuu has seen fit to put it to use, as he is currently walking through the streets of Goldenrod City, pausing to look in store windows and evidently doing a fair amount of window shopping while he's at it. He's got what's probably a shopping list in his hand, as well; at least, it's a piece of paper he's carrying with him and referencing every so often, and occasionally making marks on with a pencil.

After a few minutes of candid camera, though, he glances down and retrieves his Gear, moving to activate it—and looking only mildly surprised when he discovers it's already on.]

Well, that saves me a certain amount of effort, at least. [He lightly clears his throat.] Provided it's not too much trouble, if any long-term residents of Goldenrod City would be willing to offer their expertise in a certain matter, I'd greatly appreciate any recommendations toward reputable stores with a wide availability of home decorations and furnishings. Preferably not of the Pokemon-themed variety, if at all possible. I've found a few promising establishments of my own, but in a city this large, there's always the potential to overlook available options, so I'd be grateful for any assistance.

[And with a polite, almost friendly smile, he nods in affirmation and then switches the feed off.]

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Delivered to Midori Komaki: one plush Eevee toy, with attached note:

As I recall, Eevees are the cutest Pokemon ever, Komaki-san; please accept this one as a small token of gratitude for assisting Kirihara-kun in his time of need.

Delivered to Minnie Mouse: one hair clip, with attached note:

I greatly enjoyed your story, Minnie-san; please accept this small gift in return for an exceedingly pleasant conversation.

Delivered to Rise Kujikawa: one roll of pink grip tape, with attached note:

For next time.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Actually, I caught it as a last resort, after I couldn't find any other way to get rid of it.

Oh, did it take a liking to you?

Or to pestering me incessantly, at least.

That is often considered a sign of love, you know.

Among children, perhaps. Though you may have a point--I suppose attaching itself to my head is the best approximation it can manage, given that I haven't any pigtails to pull.

[He is, perhaps, being sarcastic. Just a little.]

A lot of Pokemon do seem to have behavior closer to children's than adults'.

You could always solve the issue by growing your hair out.

Or finding a wig, perhaps.

That would probably be easier, yes.

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