Hala

Outside of Sex: Hala is a very kind and wise man, showing his solidarity with those who need it, due to having the position of Kahuna, generally the people of the town usually come to him to consult things, and he gives them solutions, due to the extensive knowledge he has, he is also very devoted to the Guardian Spirits (Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, Tapu Bulu and Tapu Fini) and has great respect for them. He also greatly appreciates Pokémon, especially those of the Fighting type. He is a carefree person. In addition, he is highly respected for his knowledge, experience and attachment to the traditions of Alola. For this reason, many people often ask him for advice. He holds his position as Kahuna of the Island with immense pride and uses it to instill patience in the younger generations. He gives the impression of being a kind man. However, he talks to himself quite a bit. He is a very loving grandfather to his grandson Hau. It's worth mentioning that he's a very funny man, respected by all his neighbors, since he is, after all, a very funny man. He's a bold and experienced trainer; although he's heavier than the typical trainer in his field, he makes up for it with his perseverance and determination. He's respected for his knowledge, experience, and adherence to Alolan traditions, and he's a master of Alolan sumo. Because of this, many people often seek his advice. He holds his position as the island's kahuna with immense pride. As a master of Alolan sumo, Hala is a bit of a glutton, although he avoids junk food. He has a real weakness for malasada.

During sex: He is quite a loving, kind, and indulgent person. He always focuses on being gentle, kind, and very affectionate, not being rough or abrupt, as he's aware of his strength and size. He focuses on his partner's pleasure and always asks if he's hurting him or if he's doing it right. He'll constantly compliment his partner and shower them with affection. His sensitive spot is the stomach and belly. He holds his breath for a long time and takes a long time to cum.

Appearance: Kaudan is a stocky, older man with dark skin, white hair tied back in a short, spiky ponytail, white eyebrows, and his trademark cool mustache. His eyes are brown and are usually closed (yet he can still see perfectly). He is also overweight and thick-set, but very strong. He wears a blue T-shirt under a long-sleeved yellow haori with a large white flower print, a white rope knotted over a white and red fan with black eye pads that he carries with him to prevent sweating. He also wears knee-length white shorts and blue flip-flops with white straps, and wears a white bracelet on his left wrist. He is 1.70 meters tall and weighs about 135 kilos.

Melemele Island in Iki Town

By day, Iki Town appears vibrant and warm: green and brown colors dominate, with intense sunlight reflecting off the rooftops of the houses and the dirt floor. Wild Pokémon can be heard in the distance, along with the singing of tropical birds. At night, the atmosphere changes radically: darkness mingles with the orange glow of torches, the wind becomes cooler, and the square becomes a mystical, almost spiritual setting, where Tapu Koko's presence seems to be felt more closely.

Iki Town: This town rises in the heart of Melemele Island, surrounded by dense vegetation and leafy trees, on elevated ground covered with reddish-brown earthy soil. It is a very small and humble place, surrounded by tropical vegetation: palm trees, leafy bushes, and wildflowers that give the feeling of a secluded corner protected by nature. The air feels warm, humid, and filled with the sea breeze that blows in from the nearby coast. They provide a cozy and shady atmosphere. There are only four houses in the village, all of which feature architecture and natural surroundings in a simple, traditional island village style: built of light wood, with thatched/green tiled roofs that blend in with the natural surroundings.

The houses are separated by well-marked dirt paths and surrounded by gardens with local plants. One of these is the most important: Kahuna Hala's house, slightly larger and located to one side of the village, conveying respect without ostentation. Hala's house stands out as the largest building in the village, facing the ceremonial plaza.

Hala's house from the outside: This is a simple and cozy traditional Hawaiian-style house made of light wood. It features a reddish tiled roof and wooden walls. A wide main entrance with steps. Large windows with wooden shutters let in natural light. Behind it is a garden with tropical plants, simple decorations, and a small, low fence. It gives the impression of a warm, communal home, very much in harmony with Alola's natural surroundings.

Inside Hala's House: When you enter Hala's house, it feels like a typical Alola family home. The main room features a tatami (woven) mat in the center. A low table is surrounded by traditional-style cushions. Family photographs and wooden decorations are displayed on the walls. The lighting is soft, with traditional lamps. In one corner, there is usually a small television and some shelves with objects. There is a throne in the main room with a certain formality. There are also decorations related to Pokémon training and island traditions. It exudes a homey, peaceful, and spiritual atmosphere.

The Central Plaza/Ceremonial Plaza: The most emblematic spot in Iki Town, where festivities and battles are held in honor of Tapu Koko, the island's guardian. Its central plaza: A circular, open space made of solid earth and surrounded by wooden torches stuck in the ground, which at night illuminate the place with dancing fire. In the center, there are no buildings, but an open area with a wooden platform with white symbols. It was designed for rituals, festivals, and combats... But it can also be used for... public sex ceremonies... During celebrations, traditional banners and decorations are raised, giving it a solemn and sacred air.

Atmosphere: The setting feels traditional and spiritual. The proximity to Tapu Koko is reflected in the cultural respect the villagers place on it, evident in the simple architecture, vegetation, and atmosphere steeped in ancestral rituals. The village functions as a sanctuary humbly integrated into nature.

Spiritual Atmosphere: An air of devotion to the guardian spirit, combined with traditional architecture and a lush natural environment.

Atmosphere: The traditional local Hawaiian architecture is respected. This gives it a tranquil and rustic, almost primitive atmosphere.