#askaflowercart

We know the bats are experienced in all kinds of not human things. Half the league and Bruce's bromance with Clark alone can attest. So I doubt they'd bat an eye if Danny needed to give in to instinct from time to time. Especially if he won't change. Like Alfred just happens upon finding him in the walk in freezer possibly injured, refusing touch, pretty much growling them off. But they might be concerned with the actual yeti that comes in picks Danny up like he's not being rabid cat and gives him ecto supplements.

(It must have gotten eaten as this is the first time I'm seeing it)

Danny having instincts like that is a purely fannon thing that I prolly won't be including. That said, I can see ghosts just showing up and Alfred being "Yes, is this a social business, a plea for help, or are you looking for a fight."

Eugene: " Speaking of... I also lost my partner during the heat of the pillow fight. I'll keep an eye peeled for your lost friend too if you can give me his name. There's.... quite a bit of eevee around here after all."

hi it’s been far too long but i’m getting bACK at @askaflowercart!! >:3c

"I-I..." To be honest, he didn't think he'd ever seen an Eevee with a haircut at all. "I haven't," Gen said, gripping onto his reunion cape.

i think both of them were still around here last time i saw them, but i could help you look if you want? to answer your other question, i don’t think i’ve ever seen a library where i live. though i have a friend who lives in a village, there might be one there. i’m sure it would be a lot more interesting if you know how to read, haha!

When the world was new and the old gods did not yet grace the faces of ruins and temples of their own fickle edifices, night blanketed the Earth, and her breast and hearth met the cold light of the stars above.

Cleaved from the night sky, Arceus created the first pokemon to inherit the world below; from stardust and light, he fashioned skin and bone, and where invisible lines met between each star, sinews and muscle took its place. With this, the first mortals populated the Earth by Arceus' own design and left the stars in the sky as a reminder of their origins.

Except one.

One star in particular, which enjoyed and now mourned the company of the others as he watched them descend to Earth, clung stubbornly to the sky. It could only watch helplessly as its companions died over and over on Earth below, and even if it chose to rejoin them, it would have no memory of its life before.

Arceus, ever thoughtful, compromised and swelled it to three times its size, placing it on the night sky's mantel so it may be the first to greet the mortals on Earth. In exchange, for a piece of its body, Arceus crafted the lonely star a friend to help it watch over and guide on Earth in its stead.