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Jade winced. She hadn't meant to make the situation at home sound that bad. But maybe May was just trying to explain the reality of things in her world. Spirit seemed to have other ideas, but... Jade exhaled slowly. "Well, in my case, I was already involved with the Rocket stuff. So even...

Jade tilted her head. "He... spends all his time in a Poké ball?" Another irony--her world's Legendaries practically had a phobia of the dang things. Still, the idea of having to fight Legendaries and not even getting any help from your supposed ally... yeah, that didn't sound fun. Spirit...

Nine looked down, obviously troubled. Jade wanted to find it weird that the Legendaries weren't willing to be caught if it was literally a matter of life or death, but then... could she really say that it wouldn't be the same with some of the legends that she knew back home? "I guess if they...

Jade shook her head. "It's not just me and my team, no. My friends got involved in it before me. Some of them are chosen, others are just... helping out because they can." Was that sort of the situation May was in? She'd said her friend got recruited, not her... Jade paused, fidgeting a...

Chaletwo. Jade wasn't familiar with that legend, but the name made her think of Mewtwo. And... wow, okay, that legendary war was way different than the one Jade was mixed up in. Images of what happened in Viridian--buildings leveled by wind and fire and psychic force--only on an unimaginably...

"'War of the Legends,'" Jade repeated blankly. Why did that sound like a formal name or something? "I guess you could call it that? At least, we're trying to prevent the conflict between humans and Legendaries from turning into all-out war," she added with a nervous laugh. Another world...

Nine's brow furrowed. "*Like I said, I can only feel if they're close. And it's just a vague feeling. The real Legendaries can actually find each other if they need to. I'm just...*" His voice trailed off. Jade was too busy staring at the gems around Spirit's neck. The gems that apparently...

Nine closed his eyes. "*It's not a specific feeling. Just a kind of pressure if they're close.*" That sort of left the obvious question as to why he could feel something like that. And, well... they already knew that Nine was an experiment, made by the same people who made Mewtwo, so...

Jade gave a weak laugh. “Same with my world. To be honest I would’ve had a hard time believing it if the guy who brought us here wasn’t friends with one.” Friends with a legend, just for its own sake, not out of some kind of contract. “*I haven’t been able to sense anything—if there are...

Jade turned at the sound of a Pokemon's voice to see the Ninetales she'd met on the boat--Spirit, was her name? May wasn't too far behind her. On the one hand, Jade had been sort of been hoping to avoid running into anyone else up here. She wanted an excuse to not think about the...

<><><> Jade kicked a few rocks down the slope as she made her way up the trails of Mt. Moxie, keeping her eyes out for... well, she wasn't sure what, really. No one had gone missing around here, and it wouldn't really make sense for any of the kidnapped trainers to have been taken here...

Jade blanched. “I… yeah?” Something about the dragon’s steely gaze made her straighten. “We did—we are. We’re still fighting.” She’d already resolved to never run away again. Not while the people closest to her were risking their lives. Nine had returned to where Jade and Laura were...

"Oh, uh..." Jade felt the instinctive discomfort rise in her chest, the urge to brush it off, or make it sound like no big deal, or change the subject, the way she did when people occasionally picked up on her habits. But this was one of the few people outside her normal friend circle who'd...

Oh, so it wasn't as different as the situation with the Rockets as she'd thought. First time facing an unknown enemy for both of them, then. "I'm not used to not knowing where to look. There was never any question of that, it was just a matter of not getting caught," Jade replied, rubbing her...

Jade nodded as she followed Laura toward the outdoor lobby. Right, yeah, that made sense. It wasn't like there was anywhere else to get supplies from while everyone was stuck on this island. Unless the culprit had ties to Legendaries. Then it was anything goes. Nine had glanced up at the...

Jade started a bit at the thought-speak. Now that was rare for a non-psychic. "Ah, you'd be surprised," she said with a small chuckle. Not that she really felt like getting into spending so much time around the Pokemon that a lot of people thought of as gods. She turned her attention back to...

Jade waved back. "Uh, not yet. I haven't actually started searching yet," she admitted sheepishly. The idea of investigating alone was vaguely uncomfortable, but maybe that was just her old Rebellion training at play. Best to stay in mission groups. At Laura's side was a massive Noivern...

<><><><><> Alright, so... investigating. Jade really didn't have the first clue on where to begin with investigating. None of her experience back home was relevant here. Not when her time on the Rebellion revolved around a known enemy with a known location. Finding clues was so much easier...

Jade smiled faintly. Hopefully things would work out for him back home. She glanced at her watch. It was getting later in the afternoon, and she still hadn't managed to find anything important to the disappearances.. "I should probably head back to town, but it was nice talking with you,"...

Oh geez. Note to self, this kid was in real bad shape; seemed like just about anything got him scared out of his wits. "It's okay, no one's saying you have to hide yourself. He just thought maybe you'd want to," Jade said quickly, throwing a glance at Nine. He gave her an indifferent stare...