Welcome to Tiensee Power Plant

[Godai]

Tiensee Powerplant

Rich in history, what is now only remnants of a broken down complex used to be a facility that played a vital role for the region of Godai. The Tiensee Power Plant, originally known as the Boilspout Power Plant, was one of the most abundant sources of job when it initially opened for the inhabitants of South Godai, and it helped many working families put the bread on the table, so to speak. Capitalizing on the geothermal energy produced by the nearby volcanoes, along with the energy produced off of burning coal, the plant was able to produce enough energy for even the inhabitants of North Godai. However, even in its prime, the working conditions of the power plant could only be described as decent, and that was only said by the HR reps who wanted to keep the press off of their backs. In truth, the burning of the coal often led to a plethora of health issues among the workers, and many faulty machines led to plenty of on the job injuries. At first, the company did its best to keep word of this to a hush, but eventually, the truth was found out. This, along with the general growth of the population and higher demand of energy, led towards a push away from the power plant, and led to the implementation of the Tempest Valley Wind Farm about 35 years ago.

When the complex was up and running, the power plant was not erected as one giant building, but rather four separate building which were connected together to form a complex. The buildings stood side by side, each 10 stories tall with a separate purpose of producing energy. The entire complex was built to reach an area of almost five square miles, which would normally take the average human a total of two hours to traverse the outer perimeter. Once inside, however, the complex seems much more vast, and it would take much longer to explore all the crevices of each building. The two northern buildings were constructed to capitalize on the energy produced from the burning of coal. These buildings house many pipes on their roofs for the smoke produced by the burning coals to escape. In the southwest building, the workers focused on geothermal energy. Being so close to Mt. Sear, the power plant was able to capitalize on the heated chambers below ground that were manipulated into energizing the buildings of Godai. The fourth building, however, was one that was built, though did not actually come into use. It had been set aside for the production of nuclear energy, though this plan was never brought into fruition. While the plant was still running, there was a small accident that occurred in the nuclear division in its beginning stages. The leak of radiation forced the desertion of the entire plant for almost two whole weeks before it was safe again for the workers to resume their work. Many of the employees who had been in the nuclear division at the time of the accident spent a large chunk of time in the hospital due to radiation poisoning, and a couple of lives were tragically lost in this accident. After everyone had returned to work, this accident led to management deciding to abandon the project and building entirely, especially when faced with the health risks that were coming up in the other divisions of the plant already.

Nowadays, if anyone visited the plant, they would come face to face with the rusted sign that once read "Boilspout Power Plant", along with what parts of the complex that have survived all these years. The road leading up to the complex is dismal, full of cracks with overgrown weeds peeking through all over. The asphalt has lost all of its natural beauty, and now seems significantly less man-made. The power plant itself looks like an absolute mess between all of the broken down windows and overgrown vines along the sides of the walls, and that is just what people see from the outside. Once inside, the place looks even worse. Foliage has taken over the complex, almost as if the buildings haven't seen human life in centuries. Various objects had been left when the plant shut down, providing the building with a sort of post-apocalyptic vibe. In some spots, the plant is almost an eerie silent, and along with the small amount of remaining electricity in the air, it has been known to make people feel as if they are being watched by spirits of the original workers of the plant. The machinery may no longer be operational, however the plant is prone to power surges from time to time, which causes the premises to be lit every once in awhile. Because of the remnants of the electrical equipment, as well as the general buzz of energy that can be felt just from walking through what is left of the plant, all sorts of Pokemon have found themselves drawn to the remains of the power plant.

The plant had originally been scheduled to be demolished, but with the vast amount of Pokemon who migrated into the shut down plant, Pokemons' Rights activists surged to the plant from Sharsaber, who was currently undergoing their phase in history of protests and equal rights, and protested by laying down in front of all the construction equipment, making it impossible for the workers to get any of the destruction done. The protests lasted for almost an entire week, and no matter how many protesters were arrested, more flooded in to protect both the Pokemon and the historic building. Because of this stand, the destruction of the plant was brought to a vote by government officials, and the majority voted to leave the plant alone, thus not requiring the new Pokemon inhabitants to be forced to migrate elsewhere. In the present, visiting the site has become almost a rite of passage for travelling trainers. Some find themselves drawn to the location if for no reason of the adventure of exploring the depths of the plant. Others seek to explore the rumors of the plant being "haunted" by spirits. And for some, they simply want to try and catch one of the strong steel or electric type Pokemon that inhabit the plant. Regardless, there are still many areas of the plant that haven't been explored since the plant was shut down, and the possibilities of what may be found in the ruins of the building are almost endless!

Common
Plusle	Minun	Elekid	Magnemite	Joltik	Ferroseed
Klink	Voltorb	Spinarak	Burmy (Trash cloak)	Grubbin	Geodude - Isdan

Uncommon
Dedene	Cacnea	Maractus	Pachirisu	Tynamo
Aron	Gurdurr	Pawniard	Charjabug	Togedemaru
		Diglett - Isdan

Rare
Electabuzz	Magneton	Electrode	Nosepass	Ferrothorn	Eelektrik	Bisharp
Mawile	Lairon	Klang	Skarmory	Ariados	Galvantula	Graveler - Isdan

Elusive
Rotom	Porygon	Dugtrio - Isdan