Valley Sign

Well this was definitely the easiest sign, that’s why I saved it for last. Not really, I just sort of forgot about it. From the time Professor Oak explained Pokemon signs giving the really leading hint, “Have you seen a mountain that looks like Dugtrio?” I knew what the sign for this level was. I overlooked the fact that I hadn’t actually taken a picture of it yet. Oh well, that just means I was able to explore the valley area again and get more opportunities for pictures. The first thing I did when going through the valley this time was take a picture of the mountain sign. That way I wouldn’t forget about it again. After I got a picture I was satisfied with, I used the dash engine to speed up the Zero One. I wanted to get a picture of Sandslash before he burrowed into the ground. I managed to capture a few shots of Sandslash, but none were great. At least I have his picture to put into the Pokemon report though. Hopefully I’ll have time later to go back and get better pictures. I’ve always been a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my photography and it bothers me to be handing these shots that I know could be better to the Professor. However, I understand why he’s more concerned right now with getting all of the Pokemon documented in their natural habitat than with having perfect pictures of them. After all, in the end it’s a science report and not an art exhibit.

And speaking of the science aspect, once I presented Professor Oak with the picture of this last sign he was able to figure out what they all meant. The signs are the same as the constellations that can be seen from Pokemon Island. Professor Oak exclaimed, “Now it all makes sense! It’s the sky! Rainbow cloud, floating in the sky, is the last course. Someone in the clouds must have created the Pokemon signs. This could prove very important for Pokemon research!”

Well, that’s why I’m here. Time to go explore Rainbow Cloud and document whatever Pokemon call it their natural habitat.