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"Violet!" Cresselia tried to call a warning, but it was too late. Violet was drawn in by her memories, lost in them. Cresselia could only watch as the scene unfolded before her, a terrible vision of the past - Somewhere above, the serpent gave another chilling cry. Anger flickered in Cresselia...

The deeper into the dream Violet floated, the more the landscape changed. The clouds dimmed, and the skies began to shift, first from pastel pinks and purples to deeper purples, darker... darker. Reds began to worm into the air and Cresselia tensed as she followed Violet. Scarlet lightning...

"With time, comes many experiences," Cresselia said simply. "I trust you will use this well," she said, offering a smile as she gazed kindly at her. "Very well. It would be my pleasure to assist any good trainer." She drifted towards Violet, and touched the tip of her snout to her head. A...

Cresselia listened, first to Violet, then Hazel. For a brief moment, there seemed to be shock in her eyes as Hazel made her declarations. Still, she remained silent, face unreadable as she listened in turn to each trainer and their pokemon. "I will not deny these are cruel questions," she said...

"You ask for more than you know," Cresselia said, their voice grave. "It is indeed impressive to have gained the trust of Celebi. She is a wary one. However, before I can make a vow, I must first ask something of you. If you had the choice to leave everything behind and return home now, to your...

The shine of the lake seemed to grow brighter, more dazzling. And if one glanced upward, the moon could be seen in the daylight, a little brighter than usual... The air seemed to distort, then there was a brief flicker of pinkish white light. "Such formality, how lovely." Cresselia shimmered...

"It is my honor," he said, dipping his head. He seemed to hesistate for a second, then added, "It is always a pleasure to find a trainer and their partner who possess such a strong will. To rise up in the face of overwhelming fear." Their was a strange tinge to hois voice, almost a familiarity...

Electricity crashed over Keldeo's charging form and he stumbled, flinching under the sheer power of the attack. Yet he pressed on anyway, surging forward, expression twisted in a mix of pain and determination, his gait not slowing. And in the space of a breath, it seemed, Keldeo was upon Jade...

Snorting furiously, Keldeo shook his head, glaring in the direction Nate had landed. He held his head high, chest puffed slightly, almost as if trying to regain some of his dignity. Then it smirked slightly and carefully picked its way over to where Nate had landed, his steps delicate and...

Faintly, almost imperceptibly, Keldeo nodded, seemingly satisfied by her response. He held his head high. "A noble desire. I can abide one who does not stand back to let others fight for them." Keldeo didn't miss that brief fear in her eyes, almost a shame. Hesitancy-? Until Nine spoke. His...

Keldeo regarded to the group of them carefully, giving Nate a particularly disdainful glare. He picked his way across the water and onto shore, standing before Nate, snout just inches from Nate's face. "Jirachi saved your life, at the expense of some of her own energy. Shaymin gave her own power...

A powerful jet of water blasted form somewhere, flying inches away from Nate's head and striking a tree behind him. Clearly a miss on purpose. The next jet shot through the air, straight for Nine. At the same moment, a shape seemingly emerged in the middle of the lake, melting out of the shining...

<><><> Hm. There didn't seem to be signs of anything strange. They scoured all around the lake, careful to be thorough. And then, a few yards from the lake shore, something. Wisps, barely traceable. Psychic energy again. Something had been through here, briefly. Earlier in the day, perhaps...

"Happy to be of service," Hatterene said quietly. "Perhaps there is hope yet." "Well then, if that's all the questions you have," Blair said, with a satisfied nod. "We're going to keep practicing." There seemed to be an implied 'you can leave now' tone to her voice, before she seemed to...

"Not far from here. I saw the flash of light but that doesn't mean much. I already overheard how the kidnapper used Flash." She paused as May addressed Grumpig, and frowned. "Wait, you're one of the trainer's who can speak to pokemon, aren't you?" "You understood me?" Grumpig asked, surprised...

"Thanks," Blair replied pleasantly. Seemingly satisfied with May's answer, she continued. "We came from breakfast, which I suspect a lot of the other trainers did too. And this morning I was training privately again. If someone on this island is responsible, I didn't want to use the arena so...

"Yellow, huh." Well at least May was honest, she figured. Blair glanced at Hatterene, who gave a nod. "Okay," Blair said. "No harm in sharing, since I think you two seem sensible. It's nothing big, but I've been helping Hatterene learn Magic Dust. I figured I can turn the tables and combo it...

"Nice to meet you," Blair said casually. "We're just working on some moves in case that kidnapper shows up again. Maybe we can paralyze them before they can teleport. Got a TM for Thunder Wave for Grumpig. Not sure what will work at this point." "Don't suppose you've heard anything about the...

Blair turned towards May, seemed to evaluate her for a moment, and nodded carefully. "Yes. Name is Blair, yours?" she held out her hand to shake. Hatterene seemed to be studying Spirit and May both, while Grumpig hadn't taken his eyes off her necklace. After a moment, Hatterene dipped her head...

Blair kept walking until she reached the far side of the lake, which was quieter. Grumpig and Hatterene followed behind her, periodically glancing around. She stopped in a small empty space and trned to her pokemon. "Alright, let's keep practicing, okay?" Grumpig puffed out his chest and nodded...