We'd like to extend our thanks to ALL of the rangers that participated. We also would like to take the time to mention the top three!
| Starting in third place, #1Teddiursafan bravely ventured over to the stormy islands, calmed the parents hearts and saved 10 eggs! |
| Our second place ranger, Westrmistr, boldly and swiftly saved 15 eggs and returned them home safely without a scratch! |
| However, our Top Ranger, who will accordingly receive a special title, fearlessly boarded our Gyarados during the first wave of transportation which swept him out to the islands where he managed to find ALL 20 of the eggs and effortlessly quelled the fears of their respective parents! |
Without further adieu, our top ranger is...
Dialga111!Once again, thank-you to all who participated!
It has taken a while for the experts to monitor the aftermath of the storm. Too much of the earth has been erroded away and the islands to the south are no longer in visible existance. We are not sure if any secrets have been burried with the islands, but a team of excavators are working to explore the underwater ruins. Luckily, Isune was for the most part, undamaged, with the exception of major wind and flood damage to the twin islands.
"The Egg has Hatched a Pepeep!"The eggs have now hatched and been returned to their parents back in their respected regions, whome are now being rehabilitated into their new environments. Only one egg hasn't hatched, which a leading ranger found as they were heading out. It was half buried in mud and was abandoned by it's parent pokemon. It does not look native to the islands and no one is certain what will hatch from it. But, by the fact that it does not seem to be moving, researchers are fearing the worst. However, warmth and love from a trainers heart has proven to stimulate eggs. Please, click on the egg to hold it and warm it up! Perhaps the egg still has a chance!
You may only click on the egg once a day!
Thank-you!
Easter What?
May 10 2010, 12:41 PM
