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 Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 6:52 pm
 Although there are many Pokemon Centers scattered throughout the city, the PWF Infirmary is the largest, most capable and most loved. Originally founded by the PWF Elite, the infirmary serves not only as a healing center to pokemon, but also as a fully-functioning hospital, dealing with emergencies as and when they appear. Inside, the hallways are all lit softly with calming shades, and each patient is allocated their own recovery room, whether human or pokemon. The ER entrance is located at the left side of the building, and has been unusually busy since the Nightwalkers declared their war on the PWF. It is named after the healing move that certain Grass-type pokemon may learn.
This area contains NPCs (nurses) that are permitted to be side-roleplayed by anyone without prior notice. It is located in the PWF Village.
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Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:16 pm
Caring is thinking with your heart  Des approached the Infirmary, where all the sick people had been taken. "If they can't fight, they're useless." He thought.
With Armaldo, Des began to dig, behind the hospital. A few minutes after digging, Armaldo found a pipe. "Perfect." Des thought. "Armaldo, clip a small hole, and use Toxic. I want this water contaminated as much as possible." The ancient beetle nodded. It bent over and slowly dripped the poison into the pipe, where is was swiftly swept away by the current. After around 15 minutes of slowly pouring poison, the Armaldo was finished. The hospital's water was now deathly contaminated.
"Good job, Armaldo." Des said, recalling it. He climbed out the hole, and called out Venomoth. "Whirlwind. Blow all the dirt back into the hole." The moth obeyed, and in a matter of seconds, the hole was covered.
"Good. While you're at it, Poison Powder. Might as well get rid of the plant life here as well." Des said, and the poison Pokemon did its job, essentially killing all the plant life around the vicinity. And with that, the two disappeared. Think hard.
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