Forums · Pok?mon Pearl: A Choose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) • Page 7
| QUOTE (Breloom @ Sep 19 2007, 02:37 AM) | ||
Bidoof, Skorupi, Pachirisu (levitates,) and the mysterious pokemon egg. (It's making sounds, it's about to hatch soon!) |
Bidoof is still alive? *rereads story*
The egg is hatching too? While being chased by Smogonites?
Oh goody this story is heating fast.
C wins.
The footsteps grow louder, marching down the stairs in time to an unheard metronome. You quietly slip on the hooded janitor's outfit. The marching grows louder. You hold your breath.
The door however, remains shut, and the footsteps disappear. You breathe a sigh of relief. You quietly insert the pistol into your pocket, where it makes a tiny "clink!" sound. The microchip! You had forgotten to examine the microchip you had pulled off of the guard!
In the dim light of the boiler's lit 'on' button, you can just make out the details.
The chip is exactly the same as the one you found in the journal. You flip the chip over to examine its serial number.
SMOGO2N960#. There is now a definite connection between the kidnapping and Smogon.
Unfortunately, you cannot hide in the boiler room forever, and the heat from the boiler is making you sweat a dangerously high level. You quietly slip into the dim hallway.
You walk up the stairs and peer into the main lobby. A mass of people have gathered around the body you murdered, all in black hooded cloaks. They are humming an odd, mournful song. You feel a pang of guilt, but manage to avert your eyes and sneak away from the scene.
You walk into a long, concrete hallway with steel doors lining each of the sides. Plaques line each of the doors: SMOGO2N44#, SMOGO2N808#, SMOGO2N612#. None of the plaques, however, carry names. What should you do?
[A] Examine the doors behind the plaques.
[B] Continue walking, you are only looking for the leader of Smogon.
[C] Return to the scene of the crime.
The footsteps grow louder, marching down the stairs in time to an unheard metronome. You quietly slip on the hooded janitor's outfit. The marching grows louder. You hold your breath.
The door however, remains shut, and the footsteps disappear. You breathe a sigh of relief. You quietly insert the pistol into your pocket, where it makes a tiny "clink!" sound. The microchip! You had forgotten to examine the microchip you had pulled off of the guard!
In the dim light of the boiler's lit 'on' button, you can just make out the details.
The chip is exactly the same as the one you found in the journal. You flip the chip over to examine its serial number.
SMOGO2N960#. There is now a definite connection between the kidnapping and Smogon.
Unfortunately, you cannot hide in the boiler room forever, and the heat from the boiler is making you sweat a dangerously high level. You quietly slip into the dim hallway.
You walk up the stairs and peer into the main lobby. A mass of people have gathered around the body you murdered, all in black hooded cloaks. They are humming an odd, mournful song. You feel a pang of guilt, but manage to avert your eyes and sneak away from the scene.
You walk into a long, concrete hallway with steel doors lining each of the sides. Plaques line each of the doors: SMOGO2N44#, SMOGO2N808#, SMOGO2N612#. None of the plaques, however, carry names. What should you do?
[A] Examine the doors behind the plaques.
[B] Continue walking, you are only looking for the leader of Smogon.
[C] Return to the scene of the crime.
| QUOTE (Truthiness @ Sep 19 2007, 02:57 AM) | ||||
Bidoof is still alive? *rereads story* The egg is hatching too? While being chased by Smogonites? Oh goody this story is heating fast. |
I'm planning on making Bidoof play a crucial role in the rescuing of Dawn. >_>
A wins.
Nervously, you reach your hand out to the labeled door. You examine the desolate hallway one last time. Seeing no one is following you, you slyly sneak inside.
The only light emitting from the room inside is a tiny fluorescent lamp behind a glass pane. Drawn to the light like a Mothim, you press your face against the glass, viewing the assembly line on the other side.
A computer sits next to you, <programchip.exe> dimly flashing in the top corner. As your eyes are drawn back to the assembly line, you realize what is going on.
Robotic arms softly whirr and buzz behind the glass, minuscule claws and welding torches slowly piecing together microchips. A small robotic torch engraves serial numbers into each one.
As you walk along the line, you see a pair of robotically-operated pincers attaching and welding an antenna, no larger than a butterfly's, to the tip of each chip. The chips then pass into a hole that leads to the neighboring room. You wonder how these chips function, and what their purpose to Smogon University is.
What do you do?
[A] Go into the next room so you can see the function of these chips.
[B] Find the leader of Smogon, its more important to rescue Dawn.
[C] Fool around with the computer in charge of programming the chips.
[D] Find the purpose of the chips, then reprogram them.
Nervously, you reach your hand out to the labeled door. You examine the desolate hallway one last time. Seeing no one is following you, you slyly sneak inside.
The only light emitting from the room inside is a tiny fluorescent lamp behind a glass pane. Drawn to the light like a Mothim, you press your face against the glass, viewing the assembly line on the other side.
A computer sits next to you, <programchip.exe> dimly flashing in the top corner. As your eyes are drawn back to the assembly line, you realize what is going on.
Robotic arms softly whirr and buzz behind the glass, minuscule claws and welding torches slowly piecing together microchips. A small robotic torch engraves serial numbers into each one.
As you walk along the line, you see a pair of robotically-operated pincers attaching and welding an antenna, no larger than a butterfly's, to the tip of each chip. The chips then pass into a hole that leads to the neighboring room. You wonder how these chips function, and what their purpose to Smogon University is.
What do you do?
[A] Go into the next room so you can see the function of these chips.
[B] Find the leader of Smogon, its more important to rescue Dawn.
[C] Fool around with the computer in charge of programming the chips.
[D] Find the purpose of the chips, then reprogram them.
A wins.
Overcome by curiosity, you open the door and peer inside. This room is much bigger and louder, although just as dark as the last room. The assembly line continues through the glass, now travelling along a much more intricate conveyor belt path. The chips are ported onto three major belt paths, labeled TESTING, PROGRAMMING, and SHIPPING. Each of the belts roll the chips along into three different rooms. You decide to check out the TESTING room.
You walk through a glass door into the room with the belts. You can see where you were standing moments ago through the viewing screen. You carefully sneak towards the test site.
The room is still just as dark as the previous, robotic voices can be heard mumbling. You walk closer to the voices, just able to make them out.
Seven humans were standing in the corner of the room, a distant look about their faces. A robotic arm was swivelling behind them, inserting and removing chips in and out of their neck. A computer sits in front of each human.
Whenever a chip is inserted, the human suddenly raises its head and focuses on the screen in front of them. A voice emits from the computer.
"*What tier is Registeel universally considered to be in?*"
The human input the answer on the keyboard.
"*That is correct.*"
"*Your opponent sends a Starmie onto the battlefield. What is the Smogon-approved counter of Starmie, and what move should be used to counter it?*"
Again, the human entered the answer on the keyboard.
*"That is correct. Correct Moveset knowledge. Chip approved.*"
The robotic arm removes the chip and set it on a conveyor belt. Immediately, the human begins to spasm and shout. You notice they are all gagged. The human calms down again when another chip is inserted into them. They regain the blank look and re-focus on the screen. The same questions are asked.
So this is Smogon's ploy! To control the minds of the population so they can relay their "perfect" Pokemon strategies into everyone in the world! You connect the information you have just learned with the info you have gathered in the past.
Technology. This is the technology Smogon has needed to expand its members. You recall the day Dawn was kidnapped.
"Exactly. We will start from scratch. Soon, only our kind will populate the Earth."
So this is what the kidnappers were talking about. They were talking about these brain-washing chips. But how are they sending the information to the chips? Satellites, maybe... THE SATELLITE DISHES! In the front of the building! That's how they have been controlling people through the chips!
You mull over this information you have discovered. What should you do?
[A] Read the diary, maybe it's the key!
[B] Examine the other rooms, more info = good!
[C] Find the leader's office, that's where Dawn is held!
[D] Reprogram the chips, an army of brain-washed zombies could be at your command!
Overcome by curiosity, you open the door and peer inside. This room is much bigger and louder, although just as dark as the last room. The assembly line continues through the glass, now travelling along a much more intricate conveyor belt path. The chips are ported onto three major belt paths, labeled TESTING, PROGRAMMING, and SHIPPING. Each of the belts roll the chips along into three different rooms. You decide to check out the TESTING room.
You walk through a glass door into the room with the belts. You can see where you were standing moments ago through the viewing screen. You carefully sneak towards the test site.
The room is still just as dark as the previous, robotic voices can be heard mumbling. You walk closer to the voices, just able to make them out.
Seven humans were standing in the corner of the room, a distant look about their faces. A robotic arm was swivelling behind them, inserting and removing chips in and out of their neck. A computer sits in front of each human.
Whenever a chip is inserted, the human suddenly raises its head and focuses on the screen in front of them. A voice emits from the computer.
"*What tier is Registeel universally considered to be in?*"
The human input the answer on the keyboard.
"*That is correct.*"
"*Your opponent sends a Starmie onto the battlefield. What is the Smogon-approved counter of Starmie, and what move should be used to counter it?*"
Again, the human entered the answer on the keyboard.
*"That is correct. Correct Moveset knowledge. Chip approved.*"
The robotic arm removes the chip and set it on a conveyor belt. Immediately, the human begins to spasm and shout. You notice they are all gagged. The human calms down again when another chip is inserted into them. They regain the blank look and re-focus on the screen. The same questions are asked.
So this is Smogon's ploy! To control the minds of the population so they can relay their "perfect" Pokemon strategies into everyone in the world! You connect the information you have just learned with the info you have gathered in the past.
Technology. This is the technology Smogon has needed to expand its members. You recall the day Dawn was kidnapped.
"Exactly. We will start from scratch. Soon, only our kind will populate the Earth."
So this is what the kidnappers were talking about. They were talking about these brain-washing chips. But how are they sending the information to the chips? Satellites, maybe... THE SATELLITE DISHES! In the front of the building! That's how they have been controlling people through the chips!
You mull over this information you have discovered. What should you do?
[A] Read the diary, maybe it's the key!
[B] Examine the other rooms, more info = good!
[C] Find the leader's office, that's where Dawn is held!
[D] Reprogram the chips, an army of brain-washed zombies could be at your command!
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