Rex
Resident Furry
OoC: Again, going to take a liberty and make a topic for business that requires the mayor in his office. For now, this would probably just be Nick's job, but as time goes on, I'm sure other ways to incorperate the mayor would become available.
BiC: 10:13am
Eventually, Rex managed to make it all the way to the Post Office, which doubled as a town hall. Inside, the pleasant looking Pelipper he had seen the other day was standing behind the counter. After shaking the rain drops from his fur, the Linoone approached.
"Oh, are you here to deliever an ad for Nick?" the Pelipper asked, noticing the work shirt.
"No, actually, he wanted me to meet the mayor," the Linoone answered. He definately liked this Pelipper a lot more then her night shift replacement.
The Pelipper simply nodded, "An odd request, but then again, Nick always was an odd one." She smiled, "Through the door on the left is his office, he accepts anyone at anytime, but if he' s dozing, just knock on his desk."
The Linoone nodded his thanks, and went through the door. He was suprised that the mayor had no security of any sort. Not to mention the fact that the only two police men the town seemed to have were Sheriff and Popo, and their collective skill was in question. Rex wondered if all country towns were like this, it was certainly different from what he was used to in the city.
As the Pelipper outside had predicted, the mayor was asleep at his desk, the picture of old age. The man looked like he had held the position of mayor for most of his life, or most of the towns, which ever happened to be younger. He was a Wartortle. Rex wandered over to the Pokemon, planning to awaken him.
3:30pm
Rex snapped back to focus hours later, with no memory of the last few hours. The old Wartorle was wide awake, and talking about something. Looking at the clock, the Linoone was surprised to see he had spent several hours sitting and listening to the old Pokemon. Looking out the window next, he noted, with some dismay, that the weather was still poor.
Still, he had to escape the Wartorle before the Pokemon sent him back to sleep. He quickly made up an excuse, and hurried off into the rain filled afternoon.
BiC: 10:13am
Eventually, Rex managed to make it all the way to the Post Office, which doubled as a town hall. Inside, the pleasant looking Pelipper he had seen the other day was standing behind the counter. After shaking the rain drops from his fur, the Linoone approached.
"Oh, are you here to deliever an ad for Nick?" the Pelipper asked, noticing the work shirt.
"No, actually, he wanted me to meet the mayor," the Linoone answered. He definately liked this Pelipper a lot more then her night shift replacement.
The Pelipper simply nodded, "An odd request, but then again, Nick always was an odd one." She smiled, "Through the door on the left is his office, he accepts anyone at anytime, but if he' s dozing, just knock on his desk."
The Linoone nodded his thanks, and went through the door. He was suprised that the mayor had no security of any sort. Not to mention the fact that the only two police men the town seemed to have were Sheriff and Popo, and their collective skill was in question. Rex wondered if all country towns were like this, it was certainly different from what he was used to in the city.
As the Pelipper outside had predicted, the mayor was asleep at his desk, the picture of old age. The man looked like he had held the position of mayor for most of his life, or most of the towns, which ever happened to be younger. He was a Wartortle. Rex wandered over to the Pokemon, planning to awaken him.
3:30pm
Rex snapped back to focus hours later, with no memory of the last few hours. The old Wartorle was wide awake, and talking about something. Looking at the clock, the Linoone was surprised to see he had spent several hours sitting and listening to the old Pokemon. Looking out the window next, he noted, with some dismay, that the weather was still poor.
Still, he had to escape the Wartorle before the Pokemon sent him back to sleep. He quickly made up an excuse, and hurried off into the rain filled afternoon.