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Starr paused, raising an eyebrow but otherwise not reacting much. He wasn't serious, was he? Even the most denial-saturated members of the team had learned otherwise by now. Her shadow was the truth. No matter how badly she wanted to forget. There wasn't any changing it, and she was done...

Starr blinked. She hadn't really thought about hers in a while... “Yeah, haven't seen mine since”—the moon—“a while now,” Starr replied nonchalantly. "I'm pretty okay with that to be honest. Anyway, it's not like I'll have to think about it once everything's done here, so I'm not too...

'Always', huh... The way he'd said it didn't really feel like a joke or an exaggeration. Starr put on a casual tone and said, "Yeah, never could really get behind the way a few people on the team went and made nice with theirs. I mean, good for them and all, but. Not really my thing."

Starr laughed again. "I mean, kicking ass as a Pokemon is pretty great, right? I like being human and all, but I'm not gonna pretend I don't like being this strong." Then again, part of that strength came from being a Pokemon, sure, but a lot of it was pretty weird even by Pokemon standards…...

Starr blinked at him. "Yeah? I'll be fine. Sure, things were a bit of a mess when I left, but it's not like I'll be alone for it." Maybe it was just having been away from it for an entire year. Or maybe it was taking down corrupted gods on the regular in Cibus. "I'm sure the me that wakes...

A distant smile crossed Starr's face. "You could say that, yeah. They're both total dorks with zero self-preservation and they drive me insane constantly." She paused, tail swishing a bit. "And I miss them." But it wasn't so easy to say that she was looking forward to going back home...

Starr rubbed the back of her head. "Well, it's gonna be nice to see my friends and my team again." Oh, who was she kidding. it was gonna be real nice. Even now she could feel her chest tighten at the thought of just how long it had been since she'd seen any of them. "But, you know. Feels...

Starr gave a low chuckle. "Yeah, no kidding. The three of us tearing our hair out trying to figure out how to beat him, turns out he burns himself out with that ultimate attack. Can't believe Brisa came up with that idea for me to tank all of that." Couldn't believe she'd also come up with...

Starr nodded at Koa. "Ah, guessing she's still at that guild thing? That's fine, I don't mind waiting for her to get back," she said, plopping into that old armchair that didn't fit Owen anymore, and wasn't a good shape for the quadrupeds, and so was pretty much only used by Starr when she...

Starr walked the familiar path to Brisa's place, tail swaying with each step. She wasn’t sure what the plan for the days was—some training with Brisa, maybe with Owen as well. More Overheat practice was always good. Maybe the three could grab lunch afterward. She knocked a few times in the...

“Surprised you haven’t already,” Starr replied with a chuckle. She didn’t think she’d be up much longer herself. Not with everything this relaxed.

Starr's smirk didn't lessen. "You must be getting tired if you're being that mushy." She leaned her head against Brisa's. "You're right, though."

Starr didn't say anything for a while. Eventually, she tightened her arm around Brisa even more and said, "I know. Not like it's hard to tell," with a bit of a smirk. Another pause, and then, "Love you too."

Starr chuckled, enjoying Brisa's weight against her. "I wouldn't have said it if it were impossible, obviously," she replied, rubbing her knuckles against Brisa's head. "It's been on my mind for a while, yeah. Not just with all those guys, but the Miracle team as well." Her mind drifted back...

Starr didn't say anything for a bit. She just sat there, arm tightening slightly around Brisa. In a few days she'd wake up back home, back with all the people she'd been missing this whole time, and yet... Starr closed her eyes. "So, am I visiting your world, or are you coming to mine?"

Starr gave Brisa a smirk. "I thought that already went without saying. If there's one thing you take with you back to that place, it's giving those shitheads a piece of your mind." Now that'd be fun to see.

Starr shrugged. "Pretty similar to what I'm used to. I'd get bored as hell living out in the middle of nowhere where everything closes at like, 5pm. But I guess it wouldn't be so bad getting to fuck off to somewhere without any crowds every once in a while. Long as I could take the train...

"Guess you're used to seeing a lot more than this, huh," Starr replied, letting Brisa lean into her. "Growing up in the city, you just get used to this being what the sky looks like." That first night on the camping trip they'd taken on the Grass Continent had been a real 'holy shit' moment...

Starr almost burst out laughing when she realized what Owen was asking. It felt a little weird now, after all these months fighting alongside him and other Pokemon. …Eh, fuck it. She didn’t have to think too hard about it. They both deserved something simple and nostalgic. Starr’s face...