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"Yes, I suppose," Lee nodded, sitting down at the edge of the beach. Staying closer to the earth felt rather pleasant, all of the sudden. "Until then." At any moment, Kora would have felt their connected nearly entirely severed. He would have been worried, of course, and try to find Lee as soon...

"You believe... people can change..?" Lee blinked, taking a step back, holding the core to his chest. "I can... change..." "I can change," Lee said softly, shutting his eyes and sighing. The edges of his mouth curled up in a small smile, and he chuckled. "Yes, I can quite clearly see why Kora...

...A core. Lee had to blink a couple times to make sure he was seeing that properly. That was a core. Rock type as well. Bonding to it would certainly alter Lee's self, but he couldn't tell to what extent. "You... made me a new core," Lee muttered, lifting it with a paw. It felt like how...

"If you need a relative composition of my soul, you are looking at it," Lee said flatly, He grabbed the side of his chest and pulled it open, revealing a swirling mass of black and purple in place of actual organic matter. "I was born with a higher amount of aura than my body could survive, and...

Lee stayed silent for a moment, not even sure if he should even consider there being a true reprieve from all this, or if he could "make this work" at all. He had searched for a solution before, but being how he was, being what he was... Lee couldn't find a solution that wouldn't have been the...

"He wouldn't, but I don't have a choice but to follow him. When I say I am joined to him, I mean literally joined. I pushed my self past my limits one too many times, and he's the only thing keeping me alive," Lee sighed. "I am dying at an impossibly slow rate, and I need energy and negativity...

"It was part of whatever I am. I'm more in tune with the emotions of others than most, and normally I took power from their negativity," Lee said, then let out a faint groan and looked to the side, either ashamed, disappointed, or confused. "But ever since I was joined to Kora, negativity has...

Lee chuckled, shaking his head slightly. Brawn over brain was certainly a precedent across worlds, wasn't it? "The Lucario that is our team leader is more intelligent than Kora, but he and that nitwit did have the bright idea of challenging a gang of purely fighting type to a televised brawl."...

"He's about as much of a Zoroark as I am a Lycanroc," Lee shrugged, clenching his paws tightly for a moment. A surge of power rushed over his body, sending whatever silt was still on him flying off in all directions. He could have done that first, but detaching himself was fun. "You are right...

The wolf reverted his paw back to normal, flexing it for a moment. "I assume that has to do with your spirits, yes? Being essentially two beings is already hard enough... I do not want to imagine the amount you are." He held a clump of silt in his paws, his snout scrunching slightly. Normally...

"Is it?" Lee tilted his head. "Whatever I am now isn't exactly like the Lycanroc's of other worlds. I hardly even know if I am a normal Lycanroc in my own. The only ones that existed in the last hundred centuries were me and my late father, and in our centuries together and apart, I have never...

Lee took a long blink, sitting up in the silt and looking at Nero. He did, in fact, eat a clump of dirt. Just... straight up dirt. Only a few steps below Kora and his rock eating nonsense. The wolf was able to think little of it, fortunately. "...If I had a dollar for every powerful being I knew...

"A thing we both have in common, as well as being god ki--" He was moving, thanks to the sickening feeling of psionics around him. "..." He could see the mound of silt he was being carried towards, and shot Nero a deathly glare moments before his wolf hide was sullied again. "You saw all the...

Lee shrugged. He had heard that phrase before, and no one had been able to properly follow up on that claim. It would have been interesting to see this time around, but he didn't bet on it. "He knows fully well that he does not make the greatest decisions, so as long as whatever psychic that is...

Lee chuckled lightly and placed his head back on top of his shoulders. Knowing this Silvally wasn't the same as the one in his own world was some strange relief. "A god slayer? I hadn't realized gods were a nuisance in other worlds," Lee hummed, rolling his shoulders. Another reason for Kora to...

"Let me guess, some times those spirits take over, or have enough of a mind of their own to affect how you act and think?" Lee scoffed, twisting off his head and shaking more sand from it. "What, do you also take in the lost and wandering spirits of the dead? Were you made originally as a spirit...

"Hm... So you are... And it feels rather obvious that you are indeed powerful. Perhaps you could give Kora a fight where he is allowed to go all out in," Lee said, flashing the water off his arm and putting it back on. This Nero was certainly more blunt, and sarcastic, than the others. A...

"Gods I can see why Kora would have been drawn to you..." Lee groaned. He pulled his arm from the water and tossed it on the grass to dry, then remembering that it was permanently cloudly, and cold, and simply jammed the arm back on him. Before he took his other arm off, blew Mew's gross bubble...

Good lord it was like looking in a twisted mirror, almost. "Yes, I'm unfortunately attached to Kora. And I frankly don't care what Mew does, they seem vastly less annoying than Kora normally is. Although, again, sand is a pain to deal with..." "And that ESP wouldn't work quite as well as you'd...

'. . .' It sort of felt like something was falling on top of Lee. It wasn't raining, and whatever was on him was sort of... grainy. He let out a growl, quickly putting together that someone smartass was piling sand on him, and from the lack of giggling or overbearing presence of dumbassery, it...