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Some horribly overdue review replies! Also wanted to thank @kintsugi and @Pen for the super long and in-depth reviews! While I probably won't respond to everything in your reviews (a lot of things were already on my incredibly long edit list rip) you both hit a lot of really interesting...

3.4 A+ description. Definitely just for coco. No other dragons to be found here, no siree. I like how this chapter gives a good look at the real steps Cuicatl's taking toward getting Alice back. Even though it's still a goal waaaaaay off in the distance, it feels more real having an actual...

Starr chuckled at Brisa’s tryhard reply. “Alright, alright, just giving ya crap.” Starr shrugged. “Makes sense. You’d know better than the rest of us, being a Pokemon living around humans and all.” She’d pretty much been assuming Curio was around her age anyway, if a bit older apparently.

Starr snorted. “Sure doesn’t feel like you’re older than me. But hey, who the hell knows how to compare human and Pokemon ages, and not even from the same world too.”

Starr thought about replying “Why, you interested?” except she was pretty sure Brisa would burst into flames on the spot. And while it was a hilarious mental image, she wasn’t that cruel. “You sound like you’re 14 right now, you know that?” she said, guzzling some more of her coffee. It was...

Brisa was so bad at this, it was amazing. Starr put a paw to her chest with an overdramatic sigh. "I'm wounded."

Oh my god Brisa was dying, this was amazing. Starr struggled to regain control of her breathing and lightly smacked Brisa's shoulder with a paw. "You can chill out, it's just a joke. You're gonna set something on fire if you blush any harder," she added with a snort.

Starr had to stop herself from breaking down with hysterical laughter. She'd had the suspicion that Brisa couldn't take a joke but this was better than anything she could have imagined. She never got the chance to tease anyone about this back home, and dammit if she wasn't gonna take full...

Man, Brisa had really short-circuited at Curio having forgiven her, even though it was pretty dang obvious that she would. Then again, it... did make sense what with all that... stuff that Brisa had said while they were trapped in the cave. Good to have it resolved, though. Even if there was...

Brisa's tension was practically tangible, even across the table. Starr put on her best casual tone and replied, "Yeah, but... that was between the two of us, and it's..." (Settled? Done? Was it?) "...not really relevant to the way things are now." (How were things now?) "I don't see why...

Starr glanced away awkwardly. "Does she, uh... does she even know about the fight? I wasn't exactly in a hurry to go telling anyone." Seemed kinda weird that Astrid should give a shit about something that had nothing to do with her. Why couldn't she just mind her own business.

Everyone stood frozen, still struggling to process the whirlwind of chaos that had flared up at once. Another innocent had been lost. A palpable tension was felt by all, some anxious, some angry, no one entirely sure how they would survive another night. And then, some time after the smoke...

Starr paused to consider it. She didn't know most of the team that well, but... "Owen and Cabot for sure. Wanna check up on Cuicatl too--we hung out before the last mission." She decided to leave out the part where Cuicatl had been pretty down the whole time, and couldn't help feeling a twinge...

- Wrote 291 words - Read and reviewed five chapters of Hoc (800+ words) That should finish off two waves. Stats: Max out in the following order: Stm, Atk, Res, Def, HP L u m p: - Crit shot - Dodgey - Double dip - Muscular - Quiet - Speedy

Starr tensed imperceptibly. Dammit. Why'd Brisa have to go and say that, she didn't need to say that, ugh. At least... maybe it did mean that things weren't the same as they had been before. "Thanks," she mumbled, not really making eye contact. Starr let out a huge sigh. "Same. God, it's...

Starr coughed hard and had to stop herself from almost choking. "I'm sorry, did you say Mewtwo?!" How... What the hell? What on earth was an artificial, one-of-a-kind, human-created Legendary doing in a world with no humans? Starr glanced away. She'd been.... well, not close to taking the...

Starr was sore, she was tired, and she really wanted to soak in a hot bath for the next week, but absolutely none of that mattered because food was a thing that existed. She barely had a chance to register what the waiter had set down (some kind of sandwich, who cares) before she'd already...

Starr let out a snort, and something about laughing again hurt in just the right way. "The hell are you on about. I'm the one that should be asking you two if you even want my sorry ass around."

Starr had watched Curio and Brisa's reunion in silence. Even though she'd known the two would be overjoyed to see each other again... it was still good to see it happen for real. Even if it reminded her that there wasn't anyone on the team who'd be that happy to see her back, and that it was...

Starr's vision had gone blurry. Ghostly fog clung to her, obscuring her surroundings. But when it faded, she suddenly had to squint as her eyes burned. After days and days of darkness, the overwhelming glare of sunlight was too much. Wait... sunlight. She hardly dared to believe it...