Drowzee's Archives

[Marcus Felding]

"Hello fellow Gobnaitians and other variants from new regions. I am Drowzee, M's beloved partner and destined starter.

I have decided to take the liberty of recording M's adventures in the form of a telepathic archive. This archive will allow those who come in contact with M to view his incredible history from Anrui and Minako.The purpose of this archive is simple: restore M's broken links and find his true identity. I alone, as well Arceus, know his story. And let me tell you it is a very curious and sad story.

And once more, only those who have made contact with M or I may view the archive."

Anrui Archive: 3 Folders
The Meeting

"Simple enough. How M and I first came to be partners. Thank Arceus we met, or else these archives would have never been created."

The Recruit

"Most of the Dialogue is missing from here on. I am sorry I cannot fill in the rest. But my question is why? Why did he break away most of this conversation? Was the person he spoke to THAT worrysome?"

The Ally

"One of the more friendly encounters. I have nothing else to say."

"There was another folder... That folder... I shudder at the thought of it. It's terrible what happened in that folder... I'm glad M broke that link... If it were to be restored, he just might die."

"In fact... He almost did."

[Marcus Felding]

Minako Archive: 0 Folders/1 External Folder

"I will update this folder when M progresses in his new journey. Perhaps the woman he's currently speaking to will play a major role in this new book. I believe her name is Kairi."

This little segment here is were I will post some External Links.

Now for the real reason as to why I am doing this.

It seems that M and Kairi's second encounter didn't go so well. In fact, it seems Kairi prodding lead to M scorning her like a drunk father to his daughter. It was verbal of course! He wouldn't harm the poor soul, M knows better than that. You can veiw the encounter in Kairi's Adventure Log. I can't seem to find the actual log. You'll have to be patient. I'm not used to cataloging other people's memories besides my Masters."