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Cabot looked at the stairs, his gaze lingering on it a bit, before turning back to Toffee. Part of him wanted to just curl up in bed and avoid having to face anyone from the team, but with how low they probably thought of him right now, the last thing he wanted was to make a bad impression on...

Cabot looked around the lobby as he entered the guild. Like most of Destiny Village, the guild's modern appearance felt strange to him, and if it wasn't for his prior visits to Veritas City, it might have even felt alien. Not that he minded it. Some of the buildings reminded him of the legends...

Cabot nodded slowly. "Alright. Thanks Maple." And Diyem. The Cranidos fidgeted around with his badge before heading off. What Diyem and Maple had said certainly made sense when looking at it rationally... but they also didn't get attacked by him. Nobody on the team had said anything to him...

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Cabot looked up at Maple, contemplating both her and Diyem's words in his head. He briefly glanced at Cino and everyone else from the team that was currently here, before glumly speaking up. "Yeah... I hope you're right..."

Cabot didn't respond to Diyem, not that he had a lot of thoughts on his findings anyway. That machine was destroyed and finding out who built it was the last thing on his mind right now. How was he supposed to go on like this? He doubted that anyone on the team still wanted to have anything to...

Cabot let out a heavy sigh, still looking down towards the ground. Yeah, that's fine, go ahead...

Cabot looked down towards the ground and remained quiet. He silently stood there for a moment as tears began to form in the corners of his eyes, before finally responding to Diyem. I... tried to kill everyone.

"Where will we be sleeping?" Cabot asked quietly.

After the machine was destroyed Cabot tried to calm himself down, his scales eventually turning back to normal. He looked around the group and sighed, carefully avoiding eye contact with Nip, Celeste, or anyone else. They'd managed to win another fight... but that was the only positive thing...

Cabot briefly paused. Did Nip seem genuinely upset over what he said...? No. Of course he wasn't! He's obviously just pretending to try and trick him and save his own hide! "Don't give me that garbage! You never saw me as a friend! You just thought I was some naive idiot you could use to try...

Cabot uses Strike III on the machine.

Cabot's eyes widened as the machine fired the beam at him. With no time to dodge, he reflexively threw up his arms in an attempt to shield himself. "Agh!" Cabot fell to his knees and clutched his head after the beam struck him. Shadowy haze began to rise up from the Cranidos as his scales...

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Cabot shifted his gaze from the giant sphere to the horde of Pokémon on the top of the hill, his eyes widening as he began to realize just how many there were. "Those... Those are a lot of infected Pokémon..."

"Where... is everyone?" Cabot asked, cautiously approaching one of the buildings to try and peer inside.

"Yeah, when we found out you guys aren't actually named after different types of food. I asked why Diyem translated your names like that and he got mad over it and just started yelling at me out of the blue," Cabot explained. "I know it was all said telepathically, but I thought you had picked...

"I mean, I don't have any issues with Diyem. He's my friend!" Cabot insisted. "Yeah, there was that moment at the square when you first gave us our badges, but he apologized for that and we talked it out, so it's all good now."

"Uh... I think so?" Cabot replied, scratching his cheek as he gave Dialga a wary look. "But we're safe with you guys around, so that shouldn't be that big of a deal, right?"

Cabot's face fell. "Wait, does that mean we came here for nothing?"