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Starr gave a small wave and turned to walk out of the lab, followed soon after by Lexx. "You know, I was ready to go, like, a good ten minutes ago," Lexx pointed out. "Guess you weren't in that big a hurry." "Oh, shut up," Starr replied, giving him a shove. <><><>

Starr nodded distantly, mulling his words over. She'd already been planning to treat this just like any other mission. Sure would've been nice if she could just forget all the reasons why it wasn't. Starr absentmindedly glanced at her badge and realized she'd stayed here way the hell longer...

Even the guy literally made of truth didn't know if Soda was too far off the deep end to fix. Even if that wasn't really surprising, it sure didn't make their job sound any easier. But this was Cibus. How many times now had they managed to beat the shit out of a problem and wind up making...

Starr folded her arms behind her head. "Well, that's one thing our worlds have in common at least." She could help feeling a bit of smug satisfaction that the so-called Legendaries always seemed to get bailed out by humans. This was the first time she'd really had to think about how this...

Starr let out a small chuckle. "Guess I can't argue that we wouldn't have gotten our asses handed to us back then." Maybe that 'truth' of his would've just made things worse if it'd worked anyway. She didn't really... want anyone being able to just see the 'truth' about her. Maybe Zekrom...

"Huh. Guess that'd be pretty handy for figuring out what's actually a threat or not." Starr smirked a bit. "Sounds like they should've just brought you in if they wanted to know so bad if we were actually evil. Would've spared a whole lot of instances of people randomly attacking Team...

Owen had already mentioned something like that, so Reshiram's posturing didn't quite have the impact as it would've if Starr was learning this for the first time. Still, it was hard to deny that an ability like that would make it pretty damn hard to endure his attacks. "Never really heard much...

The edges of Starr's mouth curled up, just a bit. "Yeah? Well, that'd be saying something, seeing as Zekrom was already hard as hell. Guess we've got that to look forward to." It was pretty wild to imagine the head of science being ready to throw down on the battlefield, but seeing that bit...

Well, he sure seemed cheerful. Starr had been expecting more of a stuffy attitude from a legend running a science lab. "Change in scenery's always good," Lexx said, nodding. "And hey, I bet a few members of the team will be pretty relieved once that tracker's done." He paused, inclining his...

Starr turned and blinked up the huge white dragon entering the lab behind her. Months of living in Destiny Village and she still wasn't used to running into giant Legendaries going about their daily errands or whatever. Lexx, of course, saw Reshiram all the time and waved cheerfully. "Oh hey...

Starr exhaled slowly, rubbing her temples. "We're fine, I'm just. Never mind. Sorry for making things weird." Lexx shouldered his bag. "We'll get outta your hair now. Good luck with fixing Mecha Reshiram again," he said, giving a small wave.

Starr let out the breath she'd been holding. "Right. Okay, that's good." 'You know, you could just talk to Owen. Bond over mutual brainslugging.' "Are you ready to go yet?" Starr snapped, rounding on Lexx. He raised both hands disarmingly. "What, I'm almost ready." He went to unplug his...

Starr shrugged impassively. "No reason. I just was wondering. You know... since he had one of those things in him all that time, with no one noticing. I wondered if there were any... noticeable side effects." 'Nice save. Real smooth.' 'Oh, shut up.'

Starr glanced away, furrowing her brow. Yeah, you're telling me. So they were easy to destroy but could overwhelm pretty much anyone. That should've made her feel better. And it wasn't like she was the only one who'd... "Did Owen ever stop by here?" Starr asked suddenly.

Starr relaxed somewhat. "So the one that was in Maple's gone, then." That was good. Lexx gave her a sideways glance, but he didn't comment. "So when you say 'weak,' you mean compared to what, exactly?" Starr asked with a tone of indifference. "Something with enough energy to brainwash gods...

"Hey, nerd. I texted you a while ago." Lexx glanced up from his spot at one of the computers in the lab. He was leaning back in his chair, feet resting on the desk, apparently waiting for a bunch of text on the screen to finish doing something. He shrugged. "Got wrapped up in my work. You...

Lexx perked up at the sound of new arrivals. "Heya," he said breezily, waving to them. "We just figured out these things can hear us and we're trying to think of experiments that won't land us in trouble with the ethics committee." He couldn't help noticing the Infernape shade hanging back...

Lexx made a face as Brisa jumped back from the glass. "Yeaahhh, they do that." He didn't look too concerned, but it wasn't like there was any danger of that thing getting out. "By the way, they only do that with you guys. Couldn't care less about us familiars." To demonstrate, he went right...

Lexx slowly emerged from under one of the desks, his semisolid hair looking somewhat disheveled. He didn't need to sleep, really, but having a nap after staying up all night reading just felt like a fitting thing to do. His attention was caught by Dave walking in looking at least somewhat...

Lexx glanced over his shoulder at the others while they talked, pretending not to pay attention while he fiddled with some disassembled bits of Pokeballs. At the very least they'd done their due diligence with the illusion-cancellers. To be honest, the main reason he didn't want to press too...