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[As always, Moro's use of the journal is extremely minimal. She has only one thing to say to any of you, as she is so kind as to warn you all in advance.]

I have returned. All who grievously harm this forest will die.

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[With that, Moro can be found in the forest, slowly and stiffly walking about to get herself familiar with the forest of Luceti once more. She sniffs at the bark of trees, scratches at some patches of dirt with her claws, and otherwise silently moves. She has no mark of the demon, as many of her victims from over a year ago have... she has nothing amiss about her other than the bleeding of her chest wound, which is simply dripping along the path she is walking.

She has not yet approached the village. All she has done is use her journal to address them, and she is currently carrying the paper book in her mouth.]

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My, that's quite a bold declaration to make... [A very bold and kind of unsettling one, that is. Cilan hasn't made the connection that this is the wolf that Silver told him about once before yet, but at least we don't know anyone who would "harm the forest", or anyone that frequently goes there to...poke around for and collect herbs and other plants...or has a tendency to swing on vines or climb trees or what not....

...Should he be concerned about Iris playing in the forest now. 8|]

It is absolute.

[It might call for some Etiquette Time...]

[Oh yeah, he is definitely sitting Iris down to have a talk later...actually he should probably make sure to say something to Ash and Chili too in case they get any bad ideas about battling huge wolves in the forest...]

May I ask why you feel so strongly about this? Protecting the environment is important, but the threat of death has quite a severe taste to it.

Such is my purpose, as it always shall be.

It is your duty to punish those who harm the forest? [Okay, but--] What kind of harm is considered punishable by death?

Taking more than it can recover, in all things. Wanton destruction, as you humans are so inclined to do.

"You humans"? [That turns the gears in his head a little until they seem to click in place.]

...Ah. You must be Miss Moro, right? [Is that too formal? Not formal enough? How does a large wolf deity prefer to be addressed as?]

My name is not Misumoro. It is Moro.

["Miss" goes completely over her head.]

Th--that's not quite what I meant. "Miss" is considered a formal title some people like to have attached to their names. [Thankfully, he manages to keep himself from laughing at that; laughing at wolf deities is probably not a smart idea. Ahem--] My apologies for the confusion. Nonetheless, it's nice to meet you, Moro.

I will not have met you until I have your scent.

[Oh...] Mm, I suppose that's true; sometimes, you can only learn more about something by experiencing the fragrance of it for yourself. [...whatever the heck that's supposed to mean.] In that case, allow me to correct myself and say that it's nice to speak to you.

[At least until he actually does meet Moro in person some day, anyway. (But Moro is probably not eager to meet weird people like him. ^^;;)]

[She has met much, much weirder people, Cilan. Have you ever chatted with Luffy?]

Do not forget your place to mine, and I suppose I might also say that it is nice to speak with you.

[No, but perhaps I'll have to fix that--]

Oh? [It's a little hard to tell because of the current setting on the journal, but that does get a frown and slight eyebrow raise. He's never met a legendary Pokemon that spoke that way to him before, so he's not sure what to say at first. He's not bothered by it, exactly, but...] Normally, that would be considered quite an arrogant thing to say to someone, but I suppose that's to be expected coming from a god like yourself?

It only makes sense.

[Hm] I've met a few of the rare legendary Pokemon we have living in Unova, but I don't know if any of them felt that way in particular about humans...then again, I suppose you have a different taste in comparison to them.

[Since they were Pokemon, and Moro is...well, not.]

Pokémon? Like that boy, Silver. Of course your legendary beasts have not acted as I act - I understand that your humans have not yet attempted to kill them and destroy the forests.

Kill--no, that would be terrible if someone did something like that to a Pokemon! [We live in bright and colorful anime world where friendship is magic and killing is usually frowned upon by the child-friendly writers.] There are some people that have tried to do harmful things to one another, but why anyone would do something of such despicable taste is beyond me...

They desire the forest. Rather, to destroy it, and pull the iron from it.

Iron that they use to make weapons to kill gods.

Really? Why would they want to kill the gods?

The mountain is not theirs. We will not surrender it to them. And so they decided simply to kill us, to get what they so selfishly want.

Hrm...it sounds like the people of your world have an incorrigible taste to them. I have not heard their side of the story, but resorting to killing someone to get something you want is still not an appetizing option that I'd like to consider...

[...Then again, Cilan's not all that comfortable with killing, period. Even the idea of killing people in battles or drafts here in Luceti is not something he's eager about, despite the fact that their enemies usually try to kill them here.]

It is the way of the world. That is why the gods have such power. Life depends on the gods' strength.

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