003▼voice; action for Cherrygrove

[majorbonerkiller]

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This is ridiculous! I should have never left Mahogany town. My clothes are filthy from travel, back at Groznyj Grad I would have been provided a vehicle!

[He grumbles.]

Those monsters, Pokémon, if I see one more purple rat I'm going to scream. You can't even eat them! THEY'RE USELESS!

[Looks like he screamed anyway. His Pikachu can be heard in the background.]

Pika...?

It's either eat berries or take menial jobs...I became a Major so lesser people would do this for me.

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[If anybody in Cherrygrove decides to visit the PokéMart, Ivan's there, begrudgingly working part time at the register and wasting time by fiddling with his PokéGear. He's still wearing his scuffed up Major's uniform, of course.]

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[action] Haha, it's cool~

[gochuugoku.livejournal.com]

[Jinjing crosses his arms in front of his chest and mentions how China is very good at sewing and carving instruments from wood.]

Yes, yes, to have never fallen is also something worth mentioning, aru. [But returning from the dead is something even greater... is what China would like to say but can't. Not yet.]

Then again, it must be easy for a man who has no siblings. I've always wondered what it'd be like, being a single child your whole life, aru.

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[volginswaifu.livejournal.com]

[Zhenya tilts his head, not sure what JinJing means.]

[Ivan grins, the smug look on his face growning.]

Easy...I'm just not handicapped, that doesn't make it easy.

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[gochuugoku.livejournal.com]

[Jinjing explains how China learned to sew from his favorite nursemaid as a child, so now he can sew beautiful clothes and then his favorite type of fabric to use was silk. Jinjing goes on to tell Zhenya about the bamboo flute China kept in his bag.]

Now that you mention it, it truly is never easy, aru. I can remember the days before my siblings came into my life and even then it was never easy for me.

But... [His eyes soften.] I wouldn't call a family a handicap, aru. Personally, I think you're lucky for having parents in the first place.