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Starr raised an eyebrow at Brisa's playful tone and then smirked. "Sounds to me like you're just a nerd," she said, rubbed her knuckles against the top of Brisa's head. "I mean, yeah, obviously the moves do different things. Small amount of radiance, I get stronger and faster. More of it...

Starr let out a snort. "You named it? Where on earth did you even come up with that?" Well, she didn't really care either way what anyone called it. "I've just been calling all the Blacklight moves Radiance or Shadow--never needed to go much further than that."

Starr let out a small chuckle. "Maybe you were. It's okay, I forgive you," she said jokingly, ruffling Brisa's mane with a paw. "So long as you learn how to forgive yourself for once in your life."

Pine's tone wasn't cocky--he didn't come off full of himself. He just genuinely didn't think they knew what they were getting into, did he. Starr gave the Haxorus a crooked, toothy grin. "Nah. Don't really care, though," she said, folding her arms behind her head. "Brisa was itching to...

"Who says you're doing anything wrong? Maybe they're the ones with the problem," Starr said matter-of-factly, closing her eyes and downing the rest of her drink before crushing the can in her hand. "But fiiine, if you're so sure, then maybe you are right. After all this time hanging out, I...

Huh. Starr had always assumed that Brisa had been doing fine in that department. What with her pairing up with Curio and Astrid practically the moment they'd all arrived. Then again, those two had sorta bailed later on, so... that had to sting. ...Brisa wasn't just being coy now, was she...

Starr burst out laughing at the look of horror on Brisa's face. "Relax, I'm just giving you shit," she said, giving the Luxray a pat between the shoulder blades. "You've gotta be the biggest disaster lesbian in existence, you know that?"

Starr let out a snort. "Geez, if I didn't know any better I'd say you've got a thing for her," she said, giving Brisa the biggest shit-eating grin she could manage.

Starr gave a bit of a crooked smile. "Yeah? Didn't realize you'd been taking notes." Brisa... really looked up to her, huh. Sure, people had been admiring her for ages, but there'd always been that fear mixed in, and Brisa just... didn't have that. Starr ran a claw along the rim of her...

Starr tilted her head. "Didn't realize one of the newbies was human. Might have to catch up with him later. Eh... as for me, I've been taking a break from the investigating bullshit to train with the other newbie, Kate. Her Radiance is coming along pretty good, should be a big help on the...

Starr let out a small snort, leaning back against Brisa's side and elbowing her lightly. "Told ya so. I'm just glad you're not working yourself half to death anymore. You already died once anyway," she added.

Starr grinned back. "Thanks. Not gonna lie, it feels pretty damn good," she said, taking a long swig from a can of iced coffee. "Not saying there was anything wrong with being a Torracat, but this is just a hell of a lot more normal for me." She hadn't really gotten much chance to appreciate...

A semi-transparent apparition of Lexx fades into view holding a beaten-up but still functional laptop. He props the laptop up on a table that materialized from the ground and pulls up a very lengthy document. A smirk crosses his face. "Yeah, yeah, I know you're all waiting to read about how I...

I know I'm late but I wanted to post mine anyway In Human Lands A settlement on the edge of the sea, far from the wilds. A lively market where locals and travelers, humans and Pokémon, mingle amidst the shops and stalls. The sweet scent of baked goods lures a guest. Two pastries vanish with...

Starr leaned against the wall, arms crossed, glaring at a random spot on the tile floor. She couldn't really see the point in trying to guess the Blacklight-guy's deal at this point. Not when there were so many unknowns. It was like chucking darts at a dartboard. Something did occur to her...

So after all that time spent acting like he was all high and mighty, he was basically just a pawn of the blacklight guy. And of course he couldn't remember anything about why the hell Cosmog had been in the Shadow Machine. Because that'd have been too useful. "Do you even remember how you...

Holy shit it had actually worked. And it had ended up being his starter of all things that'd done it. It almost seemed too good to be true ...Still not calling him Silver though. Screw that. "Alright, spill it. What the hell is that phantom guy's deal?"

"No it fucking doesn't," Starr snapped at Mewtwo without looking at him. "Doesn't erase all the shit you've pulled. Enjoy your cushy goddamn cell, 'cause you're not leaving." Lunala was still struggling against the hold, and Starr adjusted her grip. "And you," she growled, "can it with the...

She'd been too focused on Giovanni, so it took Starr an extra second or two to notice that Lunala had made a break for it. By the time she bolted after him, he'd already been snagged by the Whirlpool and the rolling wave of shadowy earth. But she didn't trust either to hold him for long...

Starr's tail lashed back and forth as she considered Diyem's words. No. No something about it still didn't fit. "I don't think he would've done something like this intentionally. I can see him doing the memory lock thing to hide something from us, as insurance, but not outright switching...