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A hail of rocks rained down on Starr. Even with her defensive position, they still slowed her down, and in the time it took her to get her bearings, that raging fireball crashed into her headlong. All things considered it wasn't that bad. Fire was her own element, after all. But man, her...

Starr stared at Nate, eyebrow raised. "Well that's a lot to unpack there. Uh... good luck getting home, I guess? Never really thought about what happens when you get two levels deep into worldjumping. Then again, we've got a lot of people here with experience in hopping between worlds, so...

Alright, she'd been expecting those two to mega evolve, but this? This was new. With them covering each other's weaknesses, this was gonna take forever. Ugh. Well, no sense burning out too fast and not being able to keep up. Starr let the shadows restore her strength as she settled in for...

Timejumping. The hell? Starr had gotten used to the usual flavors of Cibus bullshit, but the idea of one of them running into something like that before getting here was another thing entirely. "Back up... 'timejumping'?" Starr repeated blankly. "Uh... that sort of thing common where you...

No tricks, no disruptions, just a pure, all-out offensive. Well, Starr couldn't really complain. Especially if the hardest-hitting moves were all her own element. She could deal with that. Probably. The rocks not so much, but eh--one thing at a time. If those two were going for offense, then...

"Even if it's shit, it's home," Starr mused. "I hear you there." She had the fleeting thought of dragging her friends and team here and leaving all the Rocket bullshit behind. Still... it wasn't as though the people she missed were the only thing worth missing about home. "Yeah, I don't...

Alright, so maybe it was a bit ridiculous to be back here so soon after the big exhibition match, but it was a lot more satisfying to be standing here just the two of them as opposed to a huge squad on either side. Felt more personal too. "You better make things interesting, then!" Starr...

Starr had kind of expected the giant curry bowls to take longer getting out, but that didn't make it any easier when Nate's curry came out first. She hadn't been that hungry when they first got to Treasure Town, had she? "Eh, yes and no," Starr replied, running a claw along the silverware on...

Starr shrugged. "Yeah well, I was traveling around Johto with my friends for a year or so before coming here, so I got pretty used to moving around a bunch. Might not've been totally necessary, but eh. Call me paranoid, but we pissed off the boss so I'm not talking any chances." Occasionally...

"I know, right? I'm not usually the nostalgic sort, but it's weird thinking back on it all." Even weirder to think that the last time Starr was in here, she and Brisa hated each other's guts. "Then again, I'm not really used to living in one place for so long, so any chance to get out of...

Starr let out a snort at Rocky's comment. "Does it even count if you don't have a stomach?" she asked, sliding into the booth. Then again, if that was the case, then what the hell was Bahamut doing up on that wall? "Last time the team came here, I didn't actually order anything--just cribbed...

"God this place smells even better than I remember," Starr remarked as she pushed open the doors to Precise Tastes and was immediately met with a wave of heavenly spices. Why the hell hadn't she come back here ages ago? Sure Destiny Village had plenty of great places to eat, but she wasn't...

Logging 1 hour writing and 3 hours drawing. Final Stats: HP: 40 Stm: 131 Atk: 136

Alone on an ashen night~

Meanwhile, Starr:

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Lights danced in Starr's eyes as her vision slowly returned. She slowly lifted herself from the ground, clutching her head and feeling like she'd been hit by a truck. Par the course for the colosseum, really. Except something was different now. She could feel it. Her inner fire was back...