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"Well, that goes to show how poor your intuition is. Perhaps the oxygen deprivation was starting to get to your head before I used that Revive on you. You're welcome, by the way." Lillie bit her lower lip. "Well, there just... weren't a lot of trees where I lived."

Lillie crossed her arms at him. "Of course humans can climb trees! But... Well, I haven't. But I know it's possible."

Lillie scratched her head. "C-Climbed a tree? Why do you ask?"

Lillie tried to swallow her nervousness, and before her will wavered, she answered: "Truth." She just felt like it was the right choice to make.

Lillie sighed. "You really can't keep yourself out of trouble, can you, Vegetable?"

Lillie blinked. "How odd. For the record, the medication I used wouldn't cause anything like this. That's not why this happened."

Lillie's eyes widened, aghast with the realization that the Mudkip wasn't breathing... Kaz had done what she'd been afraid of right in front of her, and she hadn't even noticed or cared. Hoping she wasn't too late, she ran up and grabbed the Mudkip. Lillie pulled a diamond-shaped yellow...

"Thank you." She was, slowly but surely, starting to feel less on-guard around Kaz. On the other hand... "Vegetable is still breathing, right?"

"I still don't understand how you don't starve..."

Lillie stumbled and fell back, catching herself with her hands... at least the mud was rinsed off. She looked down at her clothes. Wet, but they were fine. An observer may notice Lillie was shimmering, and if they played close attention, that the water almost appeared to be sizzling. Lillie...

"Why, thank you for the hug. Now, I know you must be heartbroken you didn't get the chance to prove you're so tough, so how about I make it up to you?" Lillie pulled the silver can back out of her purse, smirked, and pointed it towards the Mudkip's face and pressed down on the nozzle as hard as...

Lillie put on her best sweet-and-honest tone of voice. "But... If it's a dumb baby game, than wouldn't you like it?"

"Don't worry," Lillie said, "We're friends, we're here to have fun, there's nothing to worry about..."

Lillie furrowed her brow. "I-I think I've heard that somewhere before... but I don't recall it having to do with teapots. I'm not sure, though, I think I just stumbled upon it by accident."

[[Oops, got distracted numerous times while writing this, but since it's all internal it shouldn't interrupt anything. Sorry. Also uhh CW for mention of human remains...]] "Oh, I... Right..." Perhaps that shouldn't have been the first place her mind had gone, but when Kaz said things like...

Lillie still wasn’t certain about what Kaz meant by ‘red’ yet… …but she was starting to develop a theory. “I don’t know about the humans back where you live, but the red of all the humans here is still on the inside, where it belongs.”

Lillie stared at the picture of a Pidgeot in a brick house with headset on. Looked about as dorky as the Pidgeot always did. The real pain was the fact she was now afflicted with the knowledge that, somewhere out there, there was a world where Pidgeot actually did things like wear headsets and...

Lillie nodded. She shut her eyes and took a deep breath, lost in her thoughts for a moment, before voicing a familiar sentiment. "I'm sure you will. We can do things that are hard, when we need to. What else is there to do but to learn to be better?" Hearing Violet confused got Lillie out of...