>>40954214>Their perception of an area is composed of what the creatures around them feel, and memories of feelings they've felt in the same area.Their perception of time would be very different. Past/present, and in some cases even future, all blending together to at least some degree.
>Imagine walking somewhere with one and passing a nondescript area. It means nothing to you, but she's just overwhelmed by its beauty because she can feel how something meaningful happened there at some point. I can empathize with that, actually. Being a very thoughtful person myself (in the sense that I often think for thinking's sake) I find myself looking at the nondescript world around me and wondering at all the unseen history and future history that is there. Who walked this sidewalk 50 years ago at this same time of day, on this same day of the year? Who were they and what were they thinking? A hundred years from how will there be someone driving down this same street in the middle of night as I am now? What buildings will be on either side? They'll never know I was here, but I was.
In regards to Gardevoir, as their ability is centered around emotions, it logically follows that they don't spread themselves out too much. However it still begs the question of how that arose in the first place. I suppose they just evolved to fit into a niche. The question is, what role did they play in the environment in the prehistoric age?
What you describe about their possible reproduction would give them a collective memory and thus culture of a sort. I wonder if wild Raltz that encounter humans are orphans.
