Patali

Patali (full name: Patali Yeulos) is a Persian from Uptol Gardens, Feloso, The Indigo Region. She is a variation of the Alola Form of Persian. She is a millionaire who has profited from selling art pieces and sculptures she created. Currently, she resides in a three-story mansion which includes a basement, an outdoor swimming pool, and even a money pool that Patali can “swim” in.

Early Life
As a young Meowth, Patali learned how to draw at an early age. As she became a teenager, she learned new strategies from teachers and artists she looked up to. Patali won her first award in a nationwide art competition. The project she presented for the competition is known as Sphinx from the Past. It is a large sculpture of a purple, sparkling Sphinx jumping into the air. Patali said the sculpture represented glory, improvement, and returning from low points in life. Judges praised her creation for its meticulous craftsmanship and the accuracy of each body joint. Patali was awarded an art trophy for her efforts, which she displays in a glass box to this day. She continued to practice both 2D and 3D art. She was given a new clay making station by her parents, allowing her to work much more quickly on 3D projects. She won another art trophy after presenting a sculpture known as Tangled in the Web. This project depicts a breezie stuck in an assortment of spider webbing. Patali spent a lot of time making realistic webbing and making the wings of the breezie feel intricate and delicate. Her project was meant to show how even the kindest of people can end up in the trickiest of situations. This sculpture was two times as big as Patali herself. The second art trophy is also on display at Patali’s home. The third project Patali worked on is known as Whirlpool. This sculpture consisted of a giant spherical glass enclosure. Coral, sand, and rock formations were placed in the container to serve as the scenery. At the center of the container were two unnamed sea ponies (one male, one female) which were in the middle of a dance. The sea ponies were vibrant and looked like they were full of life. The scenery around the sea ponies was “striking” and “truly magical”. Patali earned a trophy for this project, which is displayed in a glass case at home. Many of her friends have stated how wonderful Patali’s project was, especially for how much detail was put into it. While Patali enjoyed creating art sculptures as a hobby, she did not want it to become a job. Patali provides her comments on this: “When you enjoy something, you keep it as a hobby. There are no deadlines to worry about. There are no rules to follow. The only thing that holds you back is being imaginative. When you make it a job, it starts to become grueling and stressful. I do not want to tread down a path like that. If I do, I might not like art as much as I do right now.” After three trophies, Patali moved to creating smaller sculptures instead of big ones. She still put plenty of effort into her creations. Patali evolved from a Meowth to a Persian as she was attending college, which marked a turning point in her life. Patali began to work smarter and more efficiently. Her creations were praised by collectors, and they were selling for hundreds of dollars. With the help of a friend Patali started a new business for signature figurines. The business became a success, with consumers praising the figurines for their meticulous detail. Patali became a millionaire and continued to earn more money as more figurines were sold. Patali earned enough money to move into a new three story mansion, which is where she lives today. Complete with an indoor swimming pool, a buffet room, and a giant safe for swimming in cash, Patali became known as one of the wealthiest Pokémon of caerulElimo. She continued to add new businesses such as paintings and art projects in order to keep her consumers happy with new things to purchase. In the year 2995, she became a billionaire, one of the few Pokémon on the planet to achieve such a title.

Current Standing
Patali the Persian has a large mansion which is colored cream white with Greek architecture. This mansion took three years to build the exterior and another year to fully decorate the interior. The mansion is estimated to be worth millions of StarSquares. She says she enjoys staying in her mansion and makes sure it is clean whenever any guests arrive. It is uncommon for Patali to make her mansion public for guests. She worries that someone will break into the safe and steal her money. Security is always on duty, keeping the mansion protected day and night from any robbers. There are even a few pegasi that patrol the skies above the mansion. Patali focuses half and half between her businesses and her hobbies. She continued to sculpt smaller figurines herself, but not as often. However, sometimes she does present her creations to her friends so they can provide criticism. Patali says she is glad that she still has support and appreciates the feedback she has been given in order to make better sculptures.