Okay. [ Aerith nods, following Raihan and grabbing her own food and drink as they go. She isn't sure what memory he ended up with, of course, but...based on his lighter attitude, it's hopefully nothing too unpleasant. ]
Well... [ Her gaze drifts to Duraludon, as it usually does when she's near the Pokemon, and she offers a little smile to it before turning back to its trainer. ] It was that stadium - Hammerlocke. Back the way you remember it, I'm sure, rather than it all falling apart.
[ It's easier than ever to see why the place in its current state would bother him. ]
You were talking to a group of kids about...well, a lot of stuff! I'm not sure I understood most of it, but I think you were trying to help them to become better trainers, right? And at the end, you should them more of your own Pokemon. [ Aerith smiles more broadly, leaning forward somewhat with enthusiasm. ] I don't know anything about your world, but those dragons were really something! It's incredible that you're able to work with them and call them your friends.
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Well... [ Her gaze drifts to Duraludon, as it usually does when she's near the Pokemon, and she offers a little smile to it before turning back to its trainer. ] It was that stadium - Hammerlocke. Back the way you remember it, I'm sure, rather than it all falling apart.
[ It's easier than ever to see why the place in its current state would bother him. ]
You were talking to a group of kids about...well, a lot of stuff! I'm not sure I understood most of it, but I think you were trying to help them to become better trainers, right? And at the end, you should them more of your own Pokemon. [ Aerith smiles more broadly, leaning forward somewhat with enthusiasm. ] I don't know anything about your world, but those dragons were really something! It's incredible that you're able to work with them and call them your friends.