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Huh. So he... remembered doing that. He also looked miserable about it. Yet another sign that the shades didn't want to be like that. As if the universe hadn't already proven Starr wrong enough times by now. "Wasn't your fault," Starr muttered, glancing away. "You didn't know what you were...

Starr blinked as the Lugia--definitely a kid, judging by the voice--addressed her. "Uh, hi. I'm Starr. Welcome to existing, I guess? Dunno how much you remember from... being in a rock." She hadn't asked Lexx because she really hadn't wanted to talk to him more than the bare minimum, but...

Starr had watched it happen at least five times now, but it was never not going to be weird as hell to see those things suddenly bubble up and mutate into shadowy, translucent, glowy-eyed Pokemon out of nowhere. There was still that instinctive flicker of unease seeing as they looked way too...

God, it would have been even weirder if the shade had decided to turn into one of her friends. A clone of Jade or Ajia? No thanks. But while Starr was thinking about that, Cabot had hurriedly put the shade down and stepped back from it. Starr blinked. "Huh? What's--" She froze the instant...

Starr rubbed the back of her head. "Mm. Yeah, wasn't too keen on making friends with shades myself. Kind of a relief to hear someone else who wasn't excited about it either. I don't think you gotta worry about it coming out wrong, though. I tried to throw mine away and he's talking plenty...

"Ah, he's been heading off on his own during the day since then. Spends most of his time at Chip's lab. Keeps trying to talk my ear off with shit they've found out even though I already told him I don't care. To be honest though, it's kind of a relief that I'm not tethered to him anymore. I...

Starr chuckled a bit. It was kind of funny hearing Cabot instantly come to the same conclusion she and Silver had when they'd first talked about it. "It's wild, isn't it? Like, yeah, I guess we're siblings, in a weird screwed up kinda way? Or like... I'm my world's version of him, and he's...

Starr let out a hollow laugh. "You can say that again. It's like... I know it's not him. He's not the person who raised me. Who... did all those things." She didn't really want to get into any of that, though. She sighed deeply and added, "It's gotta be even weirder for Silver. Dunno if...

Yeah. Everyone had seen it. Seen her charge Mewtwo headlong, screaming bloody murder. Not to mention the fact that she'd told Silver and Nate when she barely knew them at all. Not much point in trying to hide anything anymore. "This multi-universe stuff is some real bullshit, gotta say,"...

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Starr's grin flickered a bit at the mention of Mewtwo. "Yeah. Would be pretty badass if we could all take him down. That'd be something." There was a noticeable strain to her words.

Starr grinned. "Heh, thanks. Wasn't really something I'd been like, looking forward to like someone who'd been a Pokémon their whole life. But now that it's happened, I'm sure as hell not complaining." Hard not to enjoy the simple fact that she was stronger now. "And yeah, pretty much fully...

Starr was always a bit taken aback by just how damn cheerful Cabot was, even to see her. It was weird, but also a nice change of pace from a lot of the bullshit she'd been dealing with lately. "Yeah, same. I'm used to training with a bunch of people backhome. My team, my friends, their...

It had been a hell of a busy week, but things finally started to settle into a routine with the team now living in Destiny Village. Which meant that it was time to get back into the swing of things with regular training. Starr hadn't had very much time to practice all her moves in her new...

Starr still wasn't used to being addressed by the... the what, Zeroara? (Something like that?) Whatever, the shade that had spontaneously materialized into a huge cat for the sole purpose of heckling Brisa, apparently. And it wasn't even the weirdest thing that had happened this week. "Huh...

Lexx just shrugged at Luz's backhanded compliment. "I'll take it. Works well enough for what I need. Reminds me a bit of my old team ace, actually," he said, admiring his markings. "Paws are a bit bulkier than I'd like, but the claws should make up for it." He flexed his digits...

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Good to see that Brisa was just as weirded out by this whole thing as Starr felt. It was still beyond weird to see what had been a rock not even two minutes ago standing up and waving and talking. Then again, she'd been talking to a rock herself right before all this. Maybe she was just going...

What. Starr really had no idea how to process what the hell had just happened. She was now staring at a tall, bipedal cat, murky black with bits that glowed electric blue. She'd seen some of the shades hatch the other day, but it still didn't make the whole process any weirder to witness...

Brisa looked hesitant still, like something else was eating at her. But then she conceded all the same. Starr gave a satisfied nod. "Told ya. Now c'mon, we're missing out on free food." But then her eyes drifted back to the stone that was now practically vibrating with energy. "Uh...