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He liked her outfit? That was a good sign. It wasn't just the crazy one who did. "Silvally? That's a nice name. I was curious... about..." There was no way for her to beat around the bush. "Y-You look like a species my father, uhh, came up with. I was wondering... where you came from?"

Re-emerging from the Plaza, Lillie returned to the main area, where a few of their group were still hanging around. One of the people there caught her eye. He looked like... a Type: Full? How was that possible? She approached cautiously, not sure if he was dangerous, then spoke up. "Who are you?"

Well, she had one person who still liked her, at least... "It..." It wasn't fine, exactly. "It turned out fine in the end. And... Thanks, I guess."

Lillie shut the door of the changing room behind her, locked it, then emerged from beneath the hat. She'd never really got a chance to get a look at herself. She could safely look at a Mimikyu's true form and it was... underwhelming. The part that actually killed people probably some kind of...

Wow. Lillie really didn't know what to make of that. So, he hated both of them. Seeing as it was him, that was probably a good thing. On the other hand, he'd immediately picked out the exact thing about the Misdreavus that she didn't want anyone to think of her, on the other hand he liked the...

Lillie froze. He was going to form an option on of her based on this... if he hadn't already done that. "It's between this one and... uhh... the Misdreavus." He'd respect the Misdreavus one, right? For all the same reasons nobody else would. Misdreavus were problem-makers, so he'd be bound to...

"N-Nothing!" Wait, no, that didn't even make sense as an answer to his question! "Or rather, it's nothing to worry about. I'm just... weighing my options. Thinking about what it would be best to pick."

Lillie winced at the sudden movement of the eyeholes being cut, then moved to look through the hat. There were so many pieces of clothing around the shop. She looked through the disguises, looking to see if there was anything that stood out to her. There were a few she thought looked nice. One...

Lillie entered the store, guided by the direction of the others. Her voice stuck in her throat... or stuck wherever her voice was coming from, anyways. She didn't really have a vocal chords that she was aware of. "H-Hi. I need... a covering."

"Gee, thanks for pointing it out to me," Lillie said, a rather sarcastic tone to her voice. "I can s- Oh wait. No I can't." All feelings of snippiness drained out of her. She wasn't ready for this.

"Wait, no," Spirit objected. "I was born sometime before that. I'm not two days old. I just... I don't know who I was. I'm sure I was someone... I'm just sure of that. I know words I couldn't possibly know if I really only existed for two days." What she was like so far, though, was still...

Oh no they were chanting again... Lillie was suddenly nervous. She just needed some clothes, this wasn't supposed to be a public matter... She couldn't see beyond the hat, but it still felt like eyes were boring into her.

"It's fine..." And who is the WE in that scenario? It had better not be you... "Right..." Buying... clothes. Like a normal person... Well, except for that fact that she was a Mimikyu now.

"No..." Lillie sighed. "It's not really supposed to be for a Mimikyu. It's just what I was wearing..." They would believe her now, wouldn't they? "As... When I was a human. I- I can say that now, right?"

"No, I've been this for as long as I can remember. But also, it's only been a couple of days since I woke up in a machine and couldn't remember anything." Did that sound... weird? Spirit wasn't sure, but she was pretty sure she'd get some funny looks for mentioning that.

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Lillie was nervous. The Indeedee was someone she was rude to earlier. What if she was still mad at her? Spirit perked up. She'd get to stay with the interesting 'sneasel.' She approached Dusk. "Hi! I'm Spirit. We're going to stay together?"

Lillie was hit with a feeling like vertigo as her hopes of amending her mistake crashed and burned. Of course it was true, though. Father had been better than her at all of this, and he'd never come back. Her hope had been irrational in the first place. She should have known better than to...

Spirit stared at all the people. There were too many people here, and she was feeling overwhelmed. Lillie felt lost. Underneath the hat, she was blinded, and she didn't know what was happening. "What do we do now?"

"I-" Lillie sighed. "Fine. Sorry." The apology was curt. Even though she knew Odette was right, her heart wasn't in the apology. She didn't have it in her to feel bad for anyone else at the moment. "No. Oh, no. Don't say another word! You're going to make light of this? Are you getting some...