Ha ha, thanks. [He scratches the back of his neck, his smile a little embarrassed.] It's... well, it's tough to explain. You can call it "magic" if you'd like.
[ He blinks at Guy, but then after a moment can't help but to laugh a little. ] You too, huh? Sure, that's fine. If you ever Charizard disappear or come out of a ball, you can call it magic too.
Ball? [That isn't fair, Red. You're making a grown man painfully curious abut this phenomenon. How can you stuff a dragon into a ball?] What are you talking about?
[That is a terrible joke, and you should be ashamed. In any case, Guy's eyeing Charizard up and down. He's not the largest dragon he's seen, but the fact still stands that he's about the size of a man. He looks back at Red.]
How can a ball fit something like Charizard in? That sounds awfully uncomfortable for him, if you ask me.
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[ He gets it. ]
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Back where I'm from, we have things called pokéballs that we can catch pokémon in. They look like magic, but they're actually made by science.
Charizard has one too. It's where he sleeps most of the time.
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How can a ball fit something like Charizard in? That sounds awfully uncomfortable for him, if you ask me.
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[ Communication may make it hard to understand at first, but Red would suspect he'd know about a problem like that eventually. ]
Don't worry, it's perfectly safe. I wouldn't use them if they weren't.