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Well, he should get things started, considering those guys gave him a note that said “District Delta” it could be then that it was his new housing for the rest of this so called social experiment, whatever.

Walking around the city could be seen as a last priority, but in fact, what he wanted the most is to feel once again that sensation of five years before the Cuvier Syndrome made all the people to run to the underground.  Even his skin could feel that it was finally getting hot by the sunrays that had hit him. A lot of people was there, and every one of them looked unique the rest, what made him to almost jump on his place was to see a familiar face around this place.

You know Pokéstar Studios, right? Everyone knows Pokéstar Studios. It’s the drama, the glitz, the flash and flair. The killer costs for special effects. Don’t most kids dream of getting to tour the place, let alone act on those stages?

But Gale, he might know Pokéstar Studios a bit too well. There’s a lot that goes into it, behind the scenes, a lot of stuff that people don’t really see. It’s not that he minds it, per se, — because he doesn’t, not really. He’s still there, after all. So, there’s gotta be something enjoyable about working behind the scenes, something worthwhile about it all, right?

Nobody’s really quite sure how Gale got involved with show business, really. All things considered, aside from his flair for the technical, it doesn’t really seem like his ‘thing’. He’d probably do just as well with Silph Co. or Devon Corp., all things considered. Maybe it’s a favor to the owner? Or maybe he’s just always been there, and that’s the way it is.

He’s the kind of guy who likes when things make sense. So, Pokemon, those make sense. Gale gets Pokemon in a way that you might not expect from a tech crew guy, but doesn’t that just add to his work ethic in the end?