#collab posting

Orokamono is mango syrup and guava jelly over carbonated water

Nademono is strawberry syrup blue Hawaii jelly and carbonated water

Wazamono is pineapple syrup blue Hawaii jelly and ginger ale

"It would seem that once again, the kindness of the Pearl Clan has left me indebted to them. In response to my often expressed worry that I will once again lose my memories, Warden Yūgao* has provided me with this journal. Having something concrete to record my memories in alleviates much of my worry, and will also be a good chance to practice this unfamiliar language. I am to write whatever I consider important to remember, and so I will begin with what is most important.

My name is Ingo, though the Pearl Clan has given me another name, Nobori. It is still somewhat odd to answer to this name, but my clan shows an unusual reluctance to call me by my given name that I have yet to understand. Aside from this, I know very little. My memories begin a few months ago, though they are rather disjointed, due to a head injury I received. I was brought to the Pearl Clan settlement by Lady Sneasler, and they cared for me until I was well enough to properly join them. Somehow, this feels familiar, to be Nobori of the Pearl Clan- such a clear allegiance to an organization simply feels correct to me. While initially, I could not speak with many of my clanmates, some of them do speak Galarian, which would seem to be my native language, though somehow this feels incorrect. Regardless, it is the language I spoke until I managed to learn enough Hisuy-itak to speak with those who are not traders, Wardens or the Clan Leader.

It would take too many pages to detail every day of my life in Hisui up until this point, so instead, I will begin with today. My skill in handling Pokemon and natural ability to understand them has made me highly in demand as a hunter, and so today I went with a party to Avalugg's Legacy, in hopes of catching some Swinub for our dinner..."

[The journal entry continues for several pages, describing a successful hunt, the cooking of the meal, and the meal itself.]