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"Uh... all the shops in town are closed, so you're not gonna find any scavver here," Cabot said.

"Yeah, but enough to blow over trees? And that still doesn't change that it's doing less damage now than when it was when it was awake."

"Er... I don't think it would do that much damage while asleep?" Cabot said. "Though it's not like it's causing any more damage right now."

"Well, there's plenty of water there at least, so I guess you just need to collect some soil and you should be good."

"They set up a large room for us in the dojo," Cabot replied. "There's beds and plenty of food there."

"Okay, I'll let anyone else I see know that we can sleep here," Cabot said as he washed the remaining Oran juice off his arms. He glanced at them saw they were now fully healed, as if they never got hurt. The Cranidos wagged his tail slightly and began to make his way for the room's exit, before...

"In my world we usually just eat the berry when in the middle of battle or something, but otherwise we do this first. After all, the Oran juice is gonna heal wounds much faster and effective when applied to them directly," Cabot explained before eating the Oran Berry's pulp. "But shouldn't we...

"Huh?" Cabot blinked in surprise, glancing at his arms before looking back at Owen and tilting his head in confusion. "Healing? I mean you hit my arms earlier and my head's a lot tougher, so..."

"You're welcome," Cabot replied, giving back a small smile. He pressed the peeled Oran Berry against the parts of his arm that Owen burned earlier, wincing slightly as the juice seeped in. "How about we have another match once we're both evolved again? One where we can go all out."

"Er... sorry. I just figured you might have remembered more," Cabot murmured, shifting uncomfortably as he looked back towards his berry.

Cabot looked up from his own berry and turned towards Owen in surprise. "It did...? Is it because of something that happened in your world?"

"I'm sure you'll remember his name soon," Cabot insisted as he sat down near Owen and continued peeling his berry. "After all, there's no way we can truly forget about our friends. I certainly can't imagine seeing Berecien and Niilo and not feeling familiar around them, no matter what anyone...

"Oh, that's good! ... Even if it sounds like you two trained pretty harsh," Cabot said as he started peeling his Oran Berry. "Was he a teammate of yours?"

"Hm, alright," Cabot nodded. He went over to the corner of the room and grabbed two Oran Berries, before going back to Owen and offering one to him. "So does that mean your memory is slowly coming back to you?"

Hey there, thanks for stopping by! I’m always glad when people still give Casting Off a read. Yeah, the beginning of the first chapter got some mixed receptions. About half of the readers seem to really like it, while the other half doesn’t. I preferred doing it like this so that way I could...

"Yeah, it is. I think it's coming back slightly faster than last time, but I'm not entirely sure..." Cabot murmured. "Though maybe we should stop for now? In the navy we usually cut sparring short if one 'mon makes the other bleed."

Cabot tried to shield himself with arms, only to wince and stumble back as he felt the Ember burn his arms. "T-Thanks," he panted as he waited for his stamina to come back. "Your fire attacks aren't bad either."

Cabot lowered his head and ran towards Owen again. New body or not, there was always one move he could use ever since he was young that most Cranidos had to train for, so maybe... Cabot eyes lit up as blue flecks began to build up along his head and he charged towards Owen with a Zen Headbutt...

"I think I'm fine?" Cabot said. "I mean it's true that fire attacks didn't hurt my old body this much, but I won't catch up to you any faster if you just hold back!"

"I guess we'll just have to make the most of our attacks then," Cabot sighed as he looked back to Owen. "Let's keep going?"