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Muriel Dialectical Journal

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[C]Aaaaaaa here's my UF thing after 1000000000000 years. Probably not good but I don't really care.
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Muriel patted Bagel's head in an attempt to calm him, he was feisty right now. Some other members of the Unity foundation had their family over, and Muriel started to get that odd sense of jealousy for no reason. After all, she didn't even have any family, so why would anyone come? She put on her coat and boots, made sure her pokemon were in their balls (Bagels especially didn't like snow, and neither did Tallis)and then headed outside.
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[C] The normally bright green forest outside Fauna's base was covered in a sheet of thick snow, and there was a gentle snowfall in the air. "It finally snowed!"Muriel exclaimed to no one in particular. She joyfully jumped up into a big snowpile, running down the …show more content…

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[C]Luckily, that wasn't long. Long times sneaking up on people, pokemon, and everything in between had trained her for this. She snuck around him, using the shadows and plant clumps as cover, and grabbed the pokemon's ball. Making an impulse decision, she walked off to Floroma meadow, where the thick tree cover on all sides meant she could fly unseen.
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[C]However, Muriel forgot one important thing, as the Tropius bucked her off again and again. Once she had a firm footing, however, it flew begrudgingly in the direction of Snowpoint, making slow flaps of its four wings to get air.
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[C]it was kind of a cool occurrence, flying high above everywhere she had explored. It was also kind of boring, and the farther she went northeast, the colder it got. "I should've brought a coat," Muriel thought.
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[C]later on, while passing the last big peak of Mt. Coronet, she could've sworn she saw a person and pokemon up there.
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