Perry Sterling
Rustboro City, Rustboro Trainer School
Affected RPers: Sieses

Perry suppressed a grimace at the girl's comment about the world being lawless. Of course, he hadn't found any groups dedicated to the rebuilding of society either, or else he would have joined them. Instead most were living by the mantra of survival of the fittest and were willing to exploit and harm others for their own benefit or pleasure. But against the conclusion his experience had provided him, Perry had hoped that he had just had bad luck when it came to finding groups. Now that this girl corroborated the theory that there was no more order to go back to, he was afraid more than ever of what the future would hold.

But the trainer narrowed his eyes and focused on the present and the task at hand. "To be honest," Perry said, with a glance at his partner, "we've never tried it before." Gears began turning in his head and soon Perry was talking more to himself than anyone else, including Chloe, "But it makes sense, if we can match the intensity and make-up of the component spark provided by the intended power source, then the circuit should begin replicating itself almost instantly."

Snapping out of it, Perry sheepishly grinned at the other trainer, "So, in other words, I think we can do it." His focus then turned to his Pachirisu, "What do you think? You'd need to be a lot more focused than you usually are when you electrocute things."

Chloe chattering conveyed her confidence, but quickly had another idea. Climbing into Perry's backpack, she rustled through their provisions until she pulled out the PokéNav that she had found earlier. The Pokémon then eagerly pressed it into her trainer's hand, whose face began to light up with dawning realization.

"Of course," he exclaimed and quickly set the device gently onto the floor of the trainer school. Chloe leaped off of his shoulder and her white and blue fur began to bristle as she began to store the electricity that she would normally let dissipate into the atmosphere. "If you want to take out the radio," Perry said to the other trainer, "after all, it'd probably be for the best if you didn't get shocked."