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"Of course," Koa murmured quietly. There was so much more he wanted to express in those words, but he couldn't quite bring himself to. His throat tightened but he smiled anyway, the expression still genuine. Being able to help, even in some small way, made him happy. He felt as if he would do...

Koa stared at her, his gaze unreadable. Inside, a degree of suspicion and surprise swirled inside him. He almost wanted to believe she was lying to garner sympathy, but he knew that wasn't true. Not only could he sense for himself that she seemed truthful now, but Owen would have said something...

So Icetales mother lived. That thought alone was.... a lot. He couldn't begin to imagine how that would feel. To have believed for his whole life no doubt that she was gone. His father mnipulating things and pulling the strings. It made his blood boil. Pressing down his anger, he listened...

A grim expression settled on Koa's face. Her words were truth, this much he knew. Otherwise Owen could have sensed it. How awful.... To know that's one's father would do such a thing. A hint of unease prickled in his stomach, but he ignored it. "Did your father have something to do with Fifth...

Smug satisfaction spread Koa as he watched her stammering and scrambling to reply. Perhaps that would teach her to choose her words more carefully. And especially to think twice on who she challenged. As Icetales continued to speak, a seed of pride took root, growing more and more and Icetales...

Koa bristled, his anger flaring. Beneath his anger, a moment of panic rose, before he smashed it down. A few sparks flickered through his fur but he kept his jaws shut for the time being as the conversation continued. A time and a place for everything.... Though he couldn't help but be both...

"Maybe you're the facade. Maybe you just sit up here all day, thinking you're so high and mighty to hide that you feel like a pathetic and sorry excuse for a sister and a pokemon," Koa growled, leering at her, eyes cold. He glanced over at Icetales, who seemed hurt by her comment. "The only...

What would that feel like? To leave behind all the fears and baggage of this world? What indeed.... Setting the curious thought aside, he focused. He didn't really know what to look for, only that Icetales hoped to meet his mother. What would she look like? He was about to ask when another...

Koa let out a slow breath as he took in the the sight. This was.... incredible. Yet not in the way he felt when looking at a legendary, but in the way that felt much more... somber. He gazed around at the twinkling lights, feeling on odd tingle of emotions. "What is this place?" he asked...

Koa clung to his perch on Buffet, still awed by everything around him. He felt a little jealous of Owen, who seemed to have no trouble gliding through this strange plane. He watched Icetales briefly, wondering how the Ninetales was truly doing. What did he hope to find by seeking his mothers...

This was all so strange. He'd known about Spirit's Edge, at least vaguely. But he'd never planned on coming here. But if it meant supporting Icetales, then he would stand by his friend, no matter what. Still... to actually be here, standing in some kind spirit world was... incredible, to say...

Chills rippled through Koa. To be abandoned by family like that. Cast aside.... His heart twisted. He wished he could help more or fix what happened but... He couldn't. Icetales had suffered so much... He knew a fraction of it from their previous conversations but. It made him angry...

Koa stood there, quiet. He wasn’t sure what to expect. A reprimand? A lecture in the ways he’d failed? Disgust? He wouldn’t have blamed him if he wanted nothing more to do with him. [/ISPOILER] But as Icetales spoke, his fear and shame changed to confusion, then a strangled sense of relief...

Confer? That was a mild way of putting it. How did he even begin? How could he explain? That vision that still haunted him of being torn apart, the knowledge that the things in play were spiraling far beyond a simple quest to save a world? Torn between wanting to tell the team and not keep any...

Koa moved with a heaviness in his step, fur prickling as he thought of what he had to do. Echo was off wherever he liked to go when he wasn’t with Koa, which was good. He wanted the solitude for once. Blinking the thoughts aside, he focused ahead. Icetales had said he was out here. For some...