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"I mean, I guess, but Stone Edge is also a lot stronger," Cabot muttered as he looked down at the counter and idly pawed at it. "I actually considered getting Rock Slide last time I went to a move tutor, but went for Stone Edge instead so I could hit enemies harder."

Cabot's head drooped in disappointment as his hopes to relearn Stone Edge right here and now sank like a Graveler who'd fallen into sea. "O-Oh just Rock Slide..."

"Do you guys have Stone Edge in stock?" Cabot asked as he enthusiastically went up to the counter, wagging his tail slightly at the idea of being able to relearn Stone Edge this soon.

"That's right! I don't know how it works exactly, but I guess that's human magic for you," Cabot replied to Nip. "What's so special about them is that they can teach Pokémon moves they otherwise wouldn't be able to learn. Not only that, but you'd only need one Porygon in order to teach everyone...

"Thanks again for letting us stay here and arranging all of this," Cabot said to Maple as he looked around the blanket pile for the one he had used last night.

Cabot shot Maple a confused look. Most of this aura talk was already confusing, but now there was some sort of strange sickness related to it as well? How... were they supposed to stop that? They were fighters, not doctors after all. Let alone ones that knew anything about this world's deal with...

"Wait, what sickness?" Cabot asked.

Cabot crossed his arms and paused in thought as Maple explained how Mystery Dungeons worked in her world. The broad strokes definitely matched up with how things worked in his, but there were some noticeable differences. A prismatic wall instead of dungeon fog, their creation being caused by...

Cabot carefully listened along, but as Maple started to explain the origins of this 'Dark Matter', he couldn't help but give her a skeptical look as he tilted his head. "Eh? But how can something be created from a bunch of negative emotions?" he questioned. "Things like hatred or sadness are...

"Alright, see you there then," Cabot said as he stepped through the portal. <><><><><><>

Cabot walked over to the portal, only to stop and turn to Maple as he remembered something. "Oh, thanks for helping us with that fire demon yesterday. I guess nobody had done that yet with everything going on."

"Right... I guess we could use the rest," Cabot sighed.

"I've certainly never seen any stones like these..." Cabot mused as he got closer to inspect one of them.

"Right... I guess that's not a very pleasant thing to remember," Cabot murmured as he followed after Maple with the rest of the group. "But at least you won't have to worry anymore about that happening to you or anyone else."

As Cabot stepped out of the portal he looked back at it in awe. How could a Smeargle do any of this? While it was true that with Sketch they could learn any move, as far as he knew there wasn't a single move that allowed a Pokemon to simply open up a portal to far away places. His thoughts were...

Cabot stared in surprise as Truffle's light washed over him. One moment he had felt too tired to even reply to Cynthian, yet now he felt like he was ready to go on another adventure! ... Or a small one at least... Maybe. Nevertheless, he felt well enough to hold out on resting for a little...

Cabot panted out of exhaustion as he looked around the crossroads. A good portion of the team had fallen from Sashimi's last attack, including Nip and the Farfetch'd who had just protected him earlier. Yet in spite of it all, Sashimi was looking visibly weak as well. When he heard Owen's call...

Turn 6: - Cabot uses an Iron Thorn at Sashimi

Turn 4: Cabot uses an Iron Thorn on Sashimi Turn 5: Cabot uses an Iron Thorn on Sashimi unless the stagger threshold is met in turn 4. In that case Cabot will use Zen Headbutt.

Turn 3: Cabot uses an Invisify Orb