ANYWAY, he's never made this particular journey himself, but he should be able to at least assist with basic things. Excuse him while he just sort of shouts the beginner's guide at you, Kirigiri.]
Cherrygrove City should be three days from New Bark; Violet City is a week past there. It's not an even five-day split, but at least it's not a straight ten-day walk, either!
You're going to be sleeping outside, so be prepared to construct shelter - Togami-kun probably won't like that, but it's better to preserve what money you have for food and other necessary supplies, instead of wasting it on things you can build yourself! And you're going to need the food! There are berries on the bushes along the routes, but you shouldn't eat them for as long as you can avoid it; some are hard and obviously can't be eaten, but others appear similar to berries from home - basically, if it looks like a strawberry, weirdly-colored or otherwise, do not eat it. It won't kill you, but the experience won't be worth it unless you're literally about to die and in some circumstances it will likely make your condition worse!
If you require money for supplies and the like, or find you don't have enough when you arrive in Cherrygrove, I can send you some - I'm doing well enough for myself to be able to do that.
Pokémon will attack you if you walk through the tall grass; in some places you can't avoid it. Always carry at least one of your Pokémon with you so you can fight them off. And don't jump off the ledges unless you're absolutely positive you want to go down to whatever's below them, because for some reason no one can figure out you won't be able to get back up!
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ANYWAY, he's never made this particular journey himself, but he should be able to at least assist with basic things. Excuse him while he just sort of shouts the beginner's guide at you, Kirigiri.]
Cherrygrove City should be three days from New Bark; Violet City is a week past there. It's not an even five-day split, but at least it's not a straight ten-day walk, either!
You're going to be sleeping outside, so be prepared to construct shelter - Togami-kun probably won't like that, but it's better to preserve what money you have for food and other necessary supplies, instead of wasting it on things you can build yourself! And you're going to need the food! There are berries on the bushes along the routes, but you shouldn't eat them for as long as you can avoid it; some are hard and obviously can't be eaten, but others appear similar to berries from home - basically, if it looks like a strawberry, weirdly-colored or otherwise, do not eat it. It won't kill you, but the experience won't be worth it unless you're literally about to die and in some circumstances it will likely make your condition worse!
If you require money for supplies and the like, or find you don't have enough when you arrive in Cherrygrove, I can send you some - I'm doing well enough for myself to be able to do that.
Pokémon will attack you if you walk through the tall grass; in some places you can't avoid it. Always carry at least one of your Pokémon with you so you can fight them off. And don't jump off the ledges unless you're absolutely positive you want to go down to whatever's below them, because for some reason no one can figure out you won't be able to get back up!