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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...

Lillie didn’t make eye contact, but her murmuring could be heard. “It’s going to be okay. N-Nothing says we have to end up like like our parents…”

Lillie furrowed her brow. "I don't understand what all these questions about lying are for. Is that not normal?" As she said it, she realized that if the answer was no then she was about to make herself look bad. She bit her lower lip. It would have been better just to learn by observation...

Lillie suddenly seemed highly interested in staring at her boots, face flushing from second-hand embarrassment. At least it hadn’t happened to her…

"We don't know much about Ultra Beasts, so the most important element of something to stand against one is adaptability. If you see, say, a normal Ponyta with it's flames, you can get a good idea of what might be an effective way to beat it. That doesn't go for Ultra Beasts, at least not for the...

"Ultra Beasts. You wanted Ultra Beasts..." Perhaps, under different circumstances, Lillie would have concluded the silver beast was a yet-undiscovered Ultra Beast, but... The way the light caught Kaz's shackles... "But if you want to work with Ultra Beasts, you need some way to control them. To...

Lillie smiled, finding Violet's enthusiasm contagious. "Well, yes, with limits. The end result looks like... a moving painting. So it's a two-dimensional recreation. But it does have sound, too! You can have teh sound be what was heard at the time, or you could replace it with something like...

Lillie shut her eyes and sighed. "I see. That's... a shame. I..." Lillie folded her hands. "The concepts of records and theatre have existed for thousands of years. Someone who lives in Undella could well have heard of them."

Lillie rolled her eyes at the smarmy human's explanation. "The same way a book can be fictional, but it uses a visual medium instead. Like... recording and replaying a theatre production at will."

Lillie crossed her arms and shot the Toxicitry a glare. She clearly had a head full of hair. Plus, didn't Toxicitry drink nasty, stagnant water? Hypocrite. "In what world is an egg a breakthrough discovery? I know people who've been working with them for longet than 26 years. A lot of them...

Lillie shrugged. "Perhaps we just continued doing what we already are for a couple more centruies..."

"I'll be safe in Alola, then? I don't have to worry about ending up..." Lillie shut her eyes to help her resist the urge to glance at Violet, or at the Oshawott.