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Starr gave a low, ironic chuckle. "Damn. Best of both worlds, huh. Well, aren't you two lucky." She folded her arms behind her head, staring up at the sky a bit wistfully. "So your partner didn't even have to give up on a human life." Man, wouldn't it be something to have both.

Starr met Aria's look with a crooked smile of her own. "Alright, I'd say that makes you more familiar with humans than the average person on Cibus, yeah." She let out a small laugh. "Actually, it's a bit of a relief--I swear half the team looks at you like you're from another planet if you...

Starr glanced back up at the bluff where Surf and Turf lived. It took her a few seconds to process what Aria had said, but then: "Wait, so this is the third version of your home you've been to? Daaamn..." She let out a low whistle. "Yeah, that would've screwed with my head for sure." Starr...

Starr made a face. "Ugh, yeah, I bet that'd be weird. We had a few teammates who pretty much lived in a world in a world exactly like this one and... yeah, no thanks. Gonna count myself lucky that my world is about as far from Cibus as it's possible to get."

Starr stretched her arms above her head and cracked her neck. "Hell yeah. Told you you could do it," she said, clapping a hand to his shoulder. Hell, this time there wasn't even a moment where she'd doubted it. That sure put things in perspective. "Let me guess, by this time next week...

Starr chuckled. "Yeah alright, fair," she said, making her way to shore. She grabbed a towel and roughly scrubbed most of her fur before using a wave of heat to evaporate the remaining water. She turned back to face Aria when she was done, slinging the towel over her shoulders. "So, how's...

Starr paused mid-stroke, glancing up toward the sound of the voice to see a Lucario... standing on the water? Well, not the water, some kind of... energy platform thing. Well, wasn't she a show off. "Yeah well, I always loved swimming when I was human. Not gonna let a minor thing like being...

Starr had to admit, there was something nostalgic about being back at the Treasure Town beach. It was weird thinking back to being here as a Litten, training with Cabot and Cynthian. The weather was just as nice as she remembered. Sure, Destiny Village was a lot nicer in the summer than it...

Lexx flashed a grin that might have been genuine. "Guess I'll have that to look forward to." He held out his paw. Lots of things to do, lots of things to learn—he didn’t think he’d have to worry about running out anytime soon.

Lexx leaned back in his chair. "I suppooose I'll probably take you up on that. I'll need something new to keep me busy once all the Blacklight stuff's over. I figured you had big plans lined up, though. Being a hero, that sort of thing."

Lexx folded his arms behind his head, humming. "Hadn't really thought about that. Suppose I'd need to study up first. But hey, wouldn't be the first time I had to learn something it felt like I should already know. Had to learn programming from scratch already. And well..." He gave a...

Lexx grinned. "Riiiight, new powers and stuff. Well, I can't really say I'm all that into the combat applications--I know, both of our hosts would call that sacrilege. Still, there's a few perks I'm fond of." He grabbed his tablet, revealing the fact that the charge cable didn't run to the...

Lexx flashed a crooked grin. "Glad you approve." He leaned his head against his palm. "Just figured I'd go for something that could move around like a human and handle tech without much trouble. And the other me was a big fan of electric-types. Then you showed up and I'm like hey, that's...

Lexx shrugged. "Trying to be what they remember, or not knowing what they wanted to be. Either way, it's trying to be something. I don't really care about being anything. I just want to know everything, that's all."

Lexx leaned back in his armchair, humming for a bit. "Yeah, it's pretty interesting--all my memories are of what it's like to be human, when I've technically never been one, and never will." He grinned. "Then again, sort of feels like a cheat code past what all the other shades were worried...

Lexx shrugged. "I helped Chip out with some experiments--turns out, there's a lot of things that are easier to get away with when there's a volunteer. But, eh, mostly just been busy catching up on all the stuff that it felt like I should've already known. It's pretty wild having memories of...

For a few seconds, Lexx didn't reply, though he'd heard Luz's words, and had to assume they were meant for him. Juuuuust needed to get to the end of the section he was reading and--there. He marked it with a claw and then gestured vaguely as a greeting. "Hey there. It's been alright. Can't...

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Yep, there it was. A twisted mass of ghostly energy tore through through her barrier and hit way harder than it had any right to. Damn reverse field. And now her Dark attacks would suck ass, too. But then, if Dark wasn't going to work... "...I'll just go with fire," Starr said with a smirk.

So Giratina was taking things slow, huh? Probably biding her time for something big. Well, it wasn't like Starr couldn't handle an endurance war. (And, it wasn't like she'd get a choice with that goddamn paralysis.) That explosion of Blacklight seemed to hardly take anything out of her like...