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Koa nodded in agreement, mostly with Brisa. Bahamut was right but some part of him resented having to agree with him. "Reasoning won't work." But would they have to defeat him? Kill him? With some frustration, Koa set the thoughts of what they'd have to do aside. Not now. "Maybe there's a way...

Koa listened as best he could, still feeling somewhat weary. "So this parasite... its the other Eternatus probably? Or at least a fragment of it?" he let out a thoughtful sigh. "So how're we gonna get up there to beat it?"

Koa frowned, staring at the ground as he thought long and hard. Finally, he spoke. "If one was at the Tree and one was with Flesh.... Whose to say one isn't either here now or just... Hanging around one of bars in Destiny Village?" That seemed like an awful Soda-like thing to do.

Koa listened quietly, mostly content to let the others speak. Exhaustion left his brain fuzzy, though it was mostly mental. His body felt surprisingly fine after fighting a titanic insect dragon. When Xerneas and Smore’s souls were mentioned, his ears perked up. “So we can bring them back? But…”...

Koa started to space out as the conversation shifted to the semantics of space travel and how to go to the moon. The others were starting to leave, and the last thing he wanted was to be lingering. Besides.... what more could he do? Limbs aching and eyelids heavy, Koa edged his way to the...

Koa backed off and sat down, confusion boiling under his skin. All the new information only made things less clear, not more clear. His head spun and he supressed another groan. And here he'd thought that this would be simple. Back when he first agreed to come he'd assumed this would be simple...

Anger kepts its claws sunk into Koa until Breaker finally gave a confirmation. Soda, or at least this... Substitute? Secondary Soda? Wasn't lying. He wasn't playing another trick. His mind had been... Broken. Guilt and pity twisted his heart. Oh muk it. Why did everything have to just keep...

Koa considered the strange turn of events. "Do you... do you even know what happened to the rest of the 'you's' or did you come here because," he paused, narrowing his eyes as he thought. If his idea was true then part of him almost pitied this thing. "-You don't know what's going on either?"

Koa grit his teeth. Calm down. He had to calm down. Even if he didn't care about the Zoroark, this wasn't a productive way to get information. Perhaps silence was the best option for now. Soda seemed to care about Dave. Maybe he could get more useful information. He listened for a moment...

Koa snorted and rolled his eyes. "How sad. I'm sure Arceus weeps for you," he sneered. "Maybe if every other word out of your mouth wasn't a lie or a trick or some kind of deception, people would trust you. Get over yourself," he snarled. He advanced forward a pace. "How about you start by...

Anger and confusion filled Koa. He stared at the Zoroark in the room and scowled. "What's the point of asking you anything if you claim to not even be caught up?" He snorted disdainfully. By Ho-Oh's feathers he was so sick of this substitue illusion filled muk-heap. This was getting ridiculous...

Koa whirled around and fixed his gaze on the Zoroark. Somehow, he couldn't bring himself to feel any kind of surprise. It added up too well. "You were using us again, trying to feed off our discord, weren't you?" He said it as more of a matter of fact than a question. "Why come back? More lies...

Koa froze up. How... Soda. Soda was the only explanation for how the Guzzlord could have his disguise, wasn't it? He tensed up and glanced around, hackles raised. "Soda?" he asked hesitantly, voicing his thoughts to the empty air. That would be fitting, wouldn't it? Soda making everyone think...

"I'd be glad to have you," Koa replied to Icetales quietly. Some of the tension left his body and relaxed. "We still need to plan more, and try to gather more information."

Koa sat down, still bristling inside, though calming slightly. He wasn't mad, not at Icetales. The Ninetales was his friend. And by the sound of it.... had gone through something terrible as well. "I know you want to protect me," he said quietly. "But... please. I've made my decision." He...

Something sparked his anger in a way he hadn't felt in a long time. He felt his hackles rise and a few sparks flicker through his fur. He fixed Icetales first in a glare, though not quite one of anger. Frustration burned in his gaze. "Don't presume to know anything about me," his words came out...

Koa was nearly on the brink of losing it when he felt Brisa's touch on his shoulder. Calming him. His anger faded slightly. After taking another moment to compose himself, he spoke. "I think that's enough." he said quietly. "We're sitting here debating about this when he's out there on the...

Koa balked slightly when Diyem towards him, but forced himself to stay calm. "Right. Soda," his voice came out closer to a mumble. He cleared his throat and tried to empty his mind, to some success, though a pit still remained in his chest. Taking a deep breath, he began, recounting everything...

Koa picked a spot near, yet not too close to anyone else on the team. He kept his expression even, bordering on bored, and tried his best to seem unaffected. They'd made it out, everyone was alive. Diyem was back, and so was the Xerneas... thing. That was good. Right? He clenched his jaw and...