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<blockquote class="quoteContainer"><div class="quote">He seriously debated staying around to watch the rest of the fight, but his injured pokemon, even while in their pokeballs, were burning a hole in his belt. Plus the TM now in his pocket. He wanted to heal Saur up before getting the move into his pokemon. So he made his way up to where the choper was. Just in time to see Naomi there setting up some kind of device. Jake smiled again as he saw the woman.<br/>
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As he approached we waved and called out in greeting. <span style="color: #00b300">“Hey Naomi. Didn't know you would be working for your company while here.”</span> As he said that he went straight to the machine she was standing behind. Bypassing the line with the excuse that he was here to talk to a friend. And completely ignoring the glares shot at him. <span style="color: #00b300">“You know where we get our pokemon healed? I was pointed up this hill.”</span> Jake asked, though he had a suspicion that it was the machine she next to.</div><div class="quoteExpand quoteCut">Click to expand...</div></blockquote>
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</div>Naomi pulled a pokeball from the machine and hastily shoved it at the trainer who was waiting, giving him a brief<span style="color: #6495ED">"There you go, all healed up, thank you for assisting with the testing!"</span>She pushed the ball into the guy's hands, put her hands on his arm and shoulder when he started to ask questions, and pushed him off in the direction of 'away from the machine.'<br/><br/>Then she turned and smiled at Jake, eyes bright and head tilted, fingers laced together as she looked up at him.<span style="color: #6495ED">"Yes! Welcome to the testing site for three of Devon Corp's newest products in testing, the Portable Pokemon Healing Unit! This product, which is coming soon to full production, has the potential to change Pokemon Journeys forever and greatly expand the number and location of healing stations! Routes will no longer need to be static, and journeys out into the wild spaces of the world don't need to carry along large numbers of easily breakable and bulky medicine containers! Engineer Drew has graciously permitted me to assist in the testing process and assigned me one of the units to learn on and handle."</span><br/><br/>She stopped her excessively chirpy "Welcome to the Devon Corp booth" act and relaxed just a bit, her tone changing to her normal pitch and cadence. She held out her hands for a pokeball; whichever she got from Jake, she motioned to Tai. He posed majestically, but instead of the crackling discharge of a traditional Thunderwave, a pair of small plates on the machine flickered with the glow of plasma flowing between the plates, and an indicator began to rapidly fill. At the peak, she slid the pokeball into its cradle on the machine and pressed the button to start the healing process. All the while, she was talking,<span style="color: #6495ED">"How did your fights go? I assume you're here because Eve or 'Saur got bashed around. These stations do take longer to work than the ones in Pokecenters, but that's unavoidable. I'm having 'Tai speed up the charging process a bit with Thunderwave. The design completely works the way I expected it to when I suggested the induction plates!"</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>