The train is a standard modern subway car. Above the seats, where advertisements would normally be in a train, there are instead photographs of different scenes, although the fog makes it hard to see them. They depict different scenes of people and Pokemon.
The scenes depicted in the pictures include: - A child Ingo carrying Emmet on his back, while Emmet has scraped knees. - A young adult Emmet entering an apartment while hiding a knife behind his back. - A stylish woman between Ingo and Emmet, arms around their shoulders. - Two elderly people who bear a familial resemblance to Ingo. - A child Ingo pinning another child on the ground, drawing back his fist to punch him. - A crew of uniformed Depot Agents saluting the camera, Ingo and Emmet at the front, and a large collection of Pokemon surrounding them.
Yup. Which makes me wonder . . . if this is Gear Station, I wonder if these trains will actually have a "stop" or if they will have battles on the cars instead.
As you linger over the picture, you suddenly understand something:
You don't think of them as friends, necessarily, but they are trusted colleagues to you. To run an operation like this requires a lot of trust and cooperation, and they're up to the task when it comes time to get to work. You like being a boss and mentor, too... You hope they like serving under you in the same way.
[oh... yeah, that's something a little familiar, too. there's definitely an initial moment of surprise, at the sudden understanding, that shifts to a little smile.]
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- A child Ingo carrying Emmet on his back, while Emmet has scraped knees.
- A young adult Emmet entering an apartment while hiding a knife behind his back.
- A stylish woman between Ingo and Emmet, arms around their shoulders.
- Two elderly people who bear a familial resemblance to Ingo.
- A child Ingo pinning another child on the ground, drawing back his fist to punch him.
- A crew of uniformed Depot Agents saluting the camera, Ingo and Emmet at the front, and a large collection of Pokemon surrounding them.
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she takes a minute to look these over, before glancing aside to emmet.]
Do these seem all right, to you?
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Seems like it. Who's your new friend, by the way?
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[it's cute...]
It sounds like mine is... water and ghost?
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Feels a little pointed, to me, but... fitting enough.
[she does have some longer sections of hair that are more like jellyfish tendrils. matching!]
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You don't think of them as friends, necessarily, but they are trusted colleagues to you. To run an operation like this requires a lot of trust and cooperation, and they're up to the task when it comes time to get to work. You like being a boss and mentor, too... You hope they like serving under you in the same way.
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Wouldn't be surprised if they do.