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"Uh." Pine thought about it. "Dunno. Sometimes I go into really hard Dungeons, y'know, the ones that exist still. Or I relax and help out in Paradise and stuff. Even if they're weak, taking down some troublemakers is fine." Nanab nodded. "I remember what he said back against that Machine...

"It might be because making a human body isn't the same as making a Pokemon one," Nanab said. "After all, Voices of Life are technically... Pokemon-loyal, if that makes sense, y'know? They aren't affiliated with humans in the same way they are with Pokemon. That could be why." Pine nodded...

"Uh?" "Do you mean... can Voices of Life create human bodies so a Pokemon spirit can inhabit it, or something?" Nanab asked, tilting her head. "I never really thought of something like that before..."

"Mm... Dunno how it'll go," Pine said. "Bone's different, since she had to choose without totally knowing. Kinda the opposite of me, where I knew stuff but couldn't choose." "Soda..." Nanab frowned. "Sometimes, I wonder if Soda used to be like Pine, and... it just didn't work out for him. How...

"I guess. But maybe if they pool their knowledge they'd know more." Owen nodded, then sighed. "But... You know, I think it'll work out for you. As long as we can save Eien and stuff, but... I don't really see Diyem not being able to do that." Owen paused, then looked at Mia. "Do you worry? Or is...

Pine was holding Nanab a little tighter, and she gently curled around him. "Kinda sucks," he said. "I dunno how it even happened. Dunno even if it happened." "Pine..." "Mm..." Pine looked off. "Sorry. Just something I wonder, sometimes." Nanab sighed softly. "Pine... wonders if the reason he...

And there, for perhaps the briefest of moments, there was a hint of discomfort and hesitance. Pine opened his mouth, but no sound came, and he closed it, and Nanab seemed to have gone quiet, too. "My life as a human was alright," he said. "Nothing too crazy. Probably boring stuff to you. Humans...

"Yeah." Pine leaned back. As usual, his expression was inscrutable, but his body seemed more relaxed. By then, Nanab had returned. "Okay! I'm back," Nanab said, sighing in a satisfied way. She grinned. "What'd I miss?" "I told Brisa about my brain defect." "Ohh, don't call it that," Nanab...

Pine's eyes darted around the air just above Brisa. "Three seventy five. Seven fourteen. One fourteen. One eighty. Two forty six." Pine nodded, and one of his claws twitched in a curious way. "Guts. Charge. Thunder Fang. Facade. Electric Terrain... and a bunch of other weird names I dunno...

Pine paused, considering this. Then, he turned his head and looked at Brisa, perhaps considering something, perhaps looking at something that only he could 'see.' "Four hundred eighty," he said.

"Uhuh." Pine was still staring off into space, but a closer look would reveal that his eyes were trained on where Nanab was heading--one of the sites in paradise, inspecting a quarry in progress, it seemed. "She gets me. She gets a lot of the weird stuff I see."

"One then the other," Pine said simply. "I think I'm gonna die with her too."

"Uhuh." Pine watched her go, expressionless as always. Back to neutral. "Been together all my life here, pretty much. I think I've been here longer than I've been there."

"Yeah, a little. But I guess that's what happens when you're a strong dude in an era of peace. Or, you know, an era where you can't do a whole lot. Quiet life is fine, though." Idly, he ran his claws along Nanab's back, and she curled up, rubbing her head against his thigh. Someone called for...

"It's pretty good," Pine said. "It's wonderful!" Nanab replied with a cheerful roll so she could curl up against Pine. A little smile curled at the edge of his mouth. "Dark Matter was a real scare, and so was this Blacklight thing, but... I feel like things are going to be alright now that you...

"Ahh! Nothing like another afternoon in the sun, huh?" Nanab tried to absorb as much as she could, spreading her leafy hood to gather even more light into her body. "Yeah. The sun's nice." Pine stared up, then glanced at his finished plate of food, and then unceremoniously flopped onto his...

"That's true... But she might still have insight. You're at least part Eternatus, right? Maybe you're both Eternatus and Darkness... Y'know? A new species, kind of."

"Hmm... I don't know," Owen said. "Maybe, but I don't think Eternatus start off the way you do normally. Otherwise, I think Diyem would have recognized it right off, y'know?"

"That's true," Owen remarked, nodding. "I hope we can free Eien from whatever's got her. Maybe if we do that, she can help you guys get stronger or, you know, learn about yourselves more..."

"More solid, huh? So you can attack things better?" Owen guessed.