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Vegeta had survived. Again. Her second time picking a losing fight, and her second time being bailed out. Lillie took a deep breath. It was okay. Everyone was okay. She took a deep breath. Fear set aside, she instead found herself angry that they'd been out in this situation again. "You... are...

Lillie slipped her hand into her bag. The pocket she kept a revive in was empty. She had a hyper potion, but she wasn't sure if that would mean anything with wounds like that... Still, she had to try. She took it out and began to apply it to Vegeta's wounds. There was one last healing item in...

"I don't know. I don't think Kaz can be that Null, she doesn't recognize humans at all. Perhaps she's one of the ones who was frozen, and thawed at some point in the future, or perhaps someone found my father's old notes and tried to redo it more successfully. It's impossible to say, really...

Lillie laughed, "That's exactly something he would say!" she declared. There was one more thing she wanted to say before climbing down, while Kaz and Vegeta were keeping each other distracted down there, and the two of them were hopefully out of earshot within the tree. "One day, though, I...

Lillie shut her eyes and took a deep breath. "I'm realizing that I'm really not used to heights..." She laughed. "But here I am anyways... You remind me of my twin." Another deep breath. "They were always the more adventurous of us two. Used to sit on the fence at the edge of... of our home...

Lillie caught the cape and inspected it. She wasn't getting it around her waist and the tree. "I don't think this is quite my size..." She let go with both hands, handing with just her legs, and instead tied her hair back with it. It would let her hold onto it until she could get up to Violet...

"Not getting caught is difficult when you're on an island where everyone is your mother's employee, and there's keycard records, and... Oh, nevermind. It's a long story." Lillie couldn't help but smile. "Sure. Let's go." She picked out a tree that had a relatively lower branch to get started...

Lillie looked wistfully up at the clouds above. "You're not wrong..." It was hard to force herself to hold onto her airy, lost-in-thought tone as she continued. "There's a first time for everything, after all, is there not?"

"It's more like... Like an island. There were trees in the conservation area, but we weren't allowed to play there. Wouldn't us accidentally looking at a Mimikyu or stepping on a Corsola. So... I didn't do anything like that as a kid."

"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...