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Koa nodded. That was true, he supposed. At the very least, the fact that they'd done so much here showed he was capable of doing the same thing back home, if the oppostunity arose. "Oh, thank you," he said, slightly surprised. "I guess I hadn't thought of it from that angle before. I guess if...

"Well, a hero is someone who uses their power to help people." Koa did his best to keep his voice steady, even though the somewhat odd question caught him off guard. "Someone who's willing to sacrifice to try and save someone, and never give up, like Team Spectrum. So I guess that's what makes...

Even though he knew the answer almost immediately, Koa chewed on his words long and hard before answering. "I would tell myself to stop trying to be perfect. To learn from my mistakes and accept them. And that... I can't change who I am, but I can still choose what I want to do." He grinned a...

Koa took a moment to think, then answered. "I mean, a lot of humans like money or power. I just want... to build a good legacy I guess. To do something great and maybe make the world better too. In my world, legendaries stay hidden and some people fear them. I want to fight one back home, with...

Koa returned her grin with a friendly smile. She seemed nice, at least. "Yeah, I did. I'm ready I guess." He eyed the notebook thoughtfully, still debating on how much to say. He guessed it didn't really matter, since he'd be leaving soon anyway.

Koa fidgeted uneasily in one of the many benches around the park. Half of him felt quite excited by the prospect of this 'interview'. He'd seen some of his teammates do it, and it seemed fun. On the other paw... The thought of having to answer potentially personal questions seemed daunting. At...

"Yeah, we sure will," he replied evenly, a note of confidence to his tone. <><><><>

Koa met her gaze, a gleam entering his eyes. "Eh, you're not quite as cool as her, honestly." A sly grin formed on his jaws. "I doubt you could live up."

"I only got to meet her once, on my journey. But she helped me out and told me that advice." He grinned again. "She even has a Lucario on her team."

Koa smiled. "I like that answer." He let out a pleased sigh and stretched. "Someone once told me something similar, that everyone in the world has a responsibility, even if its really small things. And if everyone tries their hardest to do that, than the world can be a little brighter." It was...

"Oh," he said thoughtfully. "That sounds tough." He frowned and fell silent, considering her words. "Still... Your world is lucky to have you. I think it's really admirable." For a moment, he found himself reminded of Brisa, just a little. Always working so hard to help their world. Giving...

"I guess it does..." he mused. He studied his paws for a moment, letting the silence linger. "What about you then? Why is your perspective so... colored?"

"Being a hero is sick! I mean..." he trailed off as he remembered their battles, the nightmares, almost losing Echo, hurting his friends and everything the blacklight had dredged up- "mostly," he said, his tone slightly more somber. "It's not easy but... I don't really care about the charm or...

"Huh, thats interesting." He frowned in thought. "So you're a hero of sorts back home too. You go around helping people." He knew others on the team disagreed about the heroes aura, but so far almost everyone he'd met seemed like a kind of hero in their own right. Aria certainly fit the bill.

Koa's eyes widened slightly. "You travel between worlds back home?" Was she kind of like the God Squad then? Travelling all over to lend assistance to other worlds? "Just worlds like yours, or have you ever been to like... a human world?"

"I've met them, briefly. And watched them fight in the colosseum." By now he got the gist at least. They were, in a way, not unlike Team Spectrum. Sent to save the world from a crisis. "Are you an Omen Hero in your world then?"

Koa nodded thoughtfully. He couldn't help but wonder what kind of person he'd have become if he'd grown up somewhere... different. A place like Cibus, or even Destiny Village. Where legendaries were common. "I've never met a legendary yet from my world. But I believe they're like the ones here...

Koa laughed a little awkwardly. Right. Aria was a pokemon, from a world without people. Pokeballs usually didn't make much sense to pokemon from those worlds. "It's a little more complicated than that I guess." Maybe because you're lying. "I mean, some legendaries do help keep the balance of...

Why, why, why. It always came back to that. Koa frowned. "It's hard to explain," he said finally. Because you can't help yourself? Because you're just like him? Because you want that power? "A lot of people back home think it can't be done. Legendaries and humans haven't really been partners...

"I'm just a trainer," he said with nonchalant shrug. "That's all. I mean back home I was trying to catch a legendary so thats uh... weird where I come from." Liar Koa ignored the thought. Besides, it was hardly as if he was obligated to spill everything to a stranger. "But other than that I...