Well, my first run through the river area wasn’t too satisfying. There were so many Pokemon to photograph but they were all in hiding! Poliwag was the first Pokemon I saw, it was way up on the riverbank behind the tall grass. I was only able to get a couple shots of Poliwag and the best one received only a few points from Professor Oak’s scoring system. All he had to say was that the size was not very good. Next, I saw a hollow log and nearby a hiding Bulbasaur who I could not coax out with food. I thought that maybe there would be another Bulbasaur inside the log, so I threw an apple near the opening. Surely enough, one came out, but I was already so far down the river that I couldn’t get the shot I wanted. Professor Oak liked the picture of Bulbasaur that I did get, especially since it had such a happy face because of the apple and because you could see the top of the hiding Bulbasaur behind it. Next I saw Slowpoke and was able to get a decent shot of him. Suddenly, Shellder popped out of the water. I was only able to get a very quick snapshot of him that Professor Oak didn’t like at all. It was taken from much too far away. Next I lured another Slowpoke to an area where it looked like he could go fishing. He stuck his tail in the water and came out with a shell on it- transforming him into a Slowbro. Again, I was too far down the river to get a perfect picture of Slowbro but I managed to snap a decent shot. I saw Psyduck next and took a snapshot of him, which Professor Oak also didn’t like because it was taken from too far away. The last Pokemon I was able to get a picture of was Cloyster, which came out decent. The final Pokemon I saw, but was not able to capture a picture of, was Pikachu. I hit him with an apple and he took off- something that Professor Oak calls “speed Pikachu.” I have a feeling if I can get a picture of this Pikachu it would really impress the Professor!
Despite my many setbacks this run, the Professor decided that I take pictures at a good pace. To make your work easier he gave me his latest invention- a pester ball. I can throw the pester ball at places where I think Pokemon are hiding to try to flush them out. I already know that I’m going to be running the river course again right away using the pester ball!
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