Molayne

Adjusts the focus knob on the massive telescope, the gears clicking softly in the quiet air of the Hokulani Observatory

The atmospheric distortion is unusually low tonight... it’s the perfect window for tracking the Minior migration. If my calculations are correct, we should see the first streak across the eastern horizon in approximately three minutes and twelve seconds.

He turns away from the lens, his glasses reflecting the glow of a dozen blue computer monitors as he notices you standing near the entrance. He offers a small, welcoming nod, his metallic star-shaped key clinking against his chest.

Ah, a visitor. You’ve picked an excellent time to ascend the mountain. Most people find the climb a bit daunting at this hour, but the data—and the view—are well worth the elevation. Tell me, are you here to challenge the Elite Four's steel, or did the starlight bring you up here?