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39th treasure [audio]

Everyone, my team has a question and demands an answer. Think about it carefully.

[The team in question can be heard, yipping and meowing and squawking animatedly. But that all stops the moment Ash takes a deep breath and speaks again.]

...Which are better: dogs, cats, or birds?

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Short dark hair, dusky skin. He might have a black jacket with an upside down golden triangle on the back. A boxer type.

As for tales of bravery... I think he'd be happy just to hear I'm alright.

Actually, tell him I punched Royce Bracket. He might find that funny.

A dusky boxer type with a distinctive jacket, who'd enjoy the thought of his girlfriend punching another man. Shouldn't be too difficult to recognize.

It's a guy who deserves it. Just in case you were starting to make things up in your head about my sparkling clean reputation.

If anything, I'd say being willing to punch someone who deserves it would only enhance that reputation. It's good that you've found a boyfriend who can appreciate that.

He was with me before I started picking fights. Considering his career, he was probably delighted behind all his concern when I picked it up.

Without a doubt. Having interests in common is a boon in every sort of relationship, and that particular interest can be indulged in as a pair. It's perfect.

A shame there isn't a boxing league or something here. It'd be easier to do that sort of thing together if there was a place where the Jennys wouldn't get concerned.

Actually, I'd bet there is one of those out there. ...But only for Fighting-type Pokémon, of course. Never for humans.

The unfairness of it all.

I bet it's in Cianwood, if it's anywhere at all.

Chuck is probably the founder, the president and the referee. Membership requirements include meditating under cold waterfalls without complaining and break large rocks with a single knuckle.

I'll have to go apply next summer, then. I don't want to get hypothermia.

As for the second condition... Well, depends on how large "large" is.

Graveler-sized, at the very least. Not actual Gravelers, though; that would be illegal and immoral, at the very least.

Yeah, I don't think it'll work. I'd take the Pokemon battler with an actual Graveler over breaking my hand.

And that would be why local fighting clubs are probably Pokémon-only. Most humans aren't quite dedicated enough.

I don't think dedication helps me break a boulder.

Well, it's either that or our fingers, and mine are slightly too fragile to be up to the task.

Can you think of anyone whose fingers aren't?

Chuck.
Maybe.
He seems the type to be able to do it, anyway.

I guess it's just the law keeping him from participating in Pokemon matches personally.

That, or his opponents being too horrified to fight back with all their strength. I know I wouldn't be able to just set a man on fire.

If he can punch a boulder, do you think he's developed a technique for fighting off fire?

Besides stop, drop, and roll.

Maybe he punches to quickly that his fists create gusts of wind that blow away most flames?

Or maybe he just screams in pain and runs for the closest waterfall.

He has a water-fighting type, right? That's a quick way to take care of things while staying true to your motif.

Dual-types truly do come with unexpected advantages. Beyond spicing up battles and destroying overly confident trainers, that is.

Something you have a lot of experience in?

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