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"Huh, thats interesting." He frowned in thought. "So you're a hero of sorts back home too. You go around helping people." He knew others on the team disagreed about the heroes aura, but so far almost everyone he'd met seemed like a kind of hero in their own right. Aria certainly fit the bill.

Koa's eyes widened slightly. "You travel between worlds back home?" Was she kind of like the God Squad then? Travelling all over to lend assistance to other worlds? "Just worlds like yours, or have you ever been to like... a human world?"

"I've met them, briefly. And watched them fight in the colosseum." By now he got the gist at least. They were, in a way, not unlike Team Spectrum. Sent to save the world from a crisis. "Are you an Omen Hero in your world then?"

Koa nodded thoughtfully. He couldn't help but wonder what kind of person he'd have become if he'd grown up somewhere... different. A place like Cibus, or even Destiny Village. Where legendaries were common. "I've never met a legendary yet from my world. But I believe they're like the ones here...

Koa laughed a little awkwardly. Right. Aria was a pokemon, from a world without people. Pokeballs usually didn't make much sense to pokemon from those worlds. "It's a little more complicated than that I guess." Maybe because you're lying. "I mean, some legendaries do help keep the balance of...

Why, why, why. It always came back to that. Koa frowned. "It's hard to explain," he said finally. Because you can't help yourself? Because you're just like him? Because you want that power? "A lot of people back home think it can't be done. Legendaries and humans haven't really been partners...

"I'm just a trainer," he said with nonchalant shrug. "That's all. I mean back home I was trying to catch a legendary so thats uh... weird where I come from." Liar Koa ignored the thought. Besides, it was hardly as if he was obligated to spill everything to a stranger. "But other than that I...

Fry hisses at Rui. She no longer deserves a name. Yet... she was a worthy adversary. He will have to bite her one day in revenge....

Fry hisses. Purple

It was hard to picture, a normal, ordinary human running around in a world like Cibus, and fighting. Even if humans back home seemed tougher than other ones, this was on another level. He frowned. "What happened to him? I don't remember seeing him when you all arrived."

Ugh, Kora. Then a horrifying thought occurred to Koa. What if Kora was his... dimensional counterpart or whatever? He shuddered at the thought. "I know what you mean though. Nothing really feels weird any more," he said with a chuckle. "Hold on... You guys had a human on the team?" he asked...

How strange... "It's weird, isn't it? The same events, played out slightly differently," he mused. He wondered if it was coincidence or orchestrated somehow? But that was too hard to think about... "That sounds kind of intense. We didn't have to fight Maple until a lot later. I kinda showed up...

A glimmer entered Koa's eyes. "A lot of us really got into the spirit of battling I guess. Back on my world, I'm a trainer, so I guess fighting comes naturally to me." He sat down before he continued, getting comfortable. "So I've been wondering, how did your whole... Blacklight Crisis or...

He nodded. "Yeah, thats me. Koamaru. Nice to meet you Aria." He studied her, almost unconsciously, wondering what sort of battle techniques she knew. Brisa was rubbing off on him. "So you guys are supposed to be training us, right?" He hadn't had a chance to pick Kora's brain much, but he...

Koa spotted a Lucario ahead that looked distinctly unfamiliar. After a moment, he recognized her from the picnic. Hadn't he seen her talking to Brisa? He trotted over to her after she waved, then dipped his head in greeting. "Hey, you're one of the Miracle Matters, right?"

Sometime before the death match in the colosseum... Koa strolled through the quieter area of the park, lost in his thoughts. He found himself out here often, more than before. So much happened in the past days, and he was still trying to wrap his mind around the idea of the Miracle Matters. He...

Koa took the drink and sipped at it, sighing with relief as the cool liquid trickled down his throat and chilled him slightly. It soothed his still aching throat in a very pleasing way. "Thank you.I hope you don't uh... mind me joining you out here by the way. Hi Petram," he called, giving the...

"That's one way of putting it," he said, with a chuckle. He'd never have said it to their faces, but the Miracle Matters were no pushovers, that was for sure. Icetales had taken quite the beating too. Still, they'd won in the end. "And sure, lemonade sounds amazing." He said with a grateful...

Koa made his way down the beach, enjoying the cool, salty breeze and the sand under his paws. It was different than Canalave's beach, but it was nice still and reminded him of home. To his delight, he soon spotted Icetales in the distance, as he'd hoped. It'd been far too long since he'd caught...

An hour of art