#affright

Something wasn’t ok. Nate woke up with a slight headache and a very uncommon pain on the chest, but he still didn’t pay all that much attention to it. It was probably because he had been working out harder in the past days. The last thing that crossed his mind was that maybe something was wrong with his pacemaker, but he was too focus working on their breakfast that he ignored it until he felt a sharp twinge right over his ribs that made him lean against the counter gasping for air, “Z-Zach?” he called before swallowing hard “Baby?” he tried again as he felt his knees about to give in

@morumabsentia

It was early evening in Konikoni City, the sun just beginning to touch the horizon out at sea. Kukui had a great view of it from his vantage point by the lighthouse, and he stopped a moment to admire the vibrant pink and orange hues. Somehow the sight always managed to be a little breathtaking, even with as many Alolan sunsets as he’d seen in his life.

But, the spectacular view wasn’t the reason he’d come to the lighthouse today. He’d heard from Olivia that people were becoming concerned about some strange activity around the place after dark. Odd lights floating around, haunting noises, eerie figures that vanished before anyone could get a better look... all signs pointed to some playful—or restless—spirits inhabiting the place.

Not that there was anything wrong with that, exactly. Ghost-types were Pokémon just like any other, after all, and they deserved a place to call home too. It only became a problem when they began disturbing the general population. If Olivia’s gossip was anything to go by, that was definitely becoming the case here. Kukui didn’t doubt that her Lycanroc would be able to dispatch any troublesome ghosts, but he’d volunteered to help with the problem anyway, thinking he might be able to peacefully relocate the spirits. And if the ‘peaceful’ approach didn’t quite work out, Kukui had Decidueye, the newest member of his team, on hand to help as-needed.