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With a final nod of acknowledgement at Lillie's words, Kaz tied the piece of cape around one of her talons, and stepped through the barrier separating this pocket of a dimension with her false life. She had many things to think on, but those thoughts evaporated as soon as Kaz found herself...

Kaz had sat herself up at this point, studying Violet's tone and body language. It told her everything she needed to know. Kaz nodded as she accepted the piece of the cape. "I understand. If our paths ever do cross again, I shall hope it will be in less regrettable circumstances. Regardless of...

Kaz listened to Lillie intently. "That... makes sense," she said, staring off into the distance. "We uncovered old research notes from Alola, dating back almost 1000 years ago, detailing the same thing. The High King wanted to use their power to win a war that had been waged for generations. I...

Kaz laid there, her breaths shallow, listening to the distant voices. They were worried about the mudkip. Scared of her. Why? Kaz had been trying to protect them from what had been a swampert, who'd been nothing more than a bully, picking fights with everyone, goading them all on. Why were they...

Kaz was breathing heavily, her injuries catching up to her. She looked down at what was now a mudkip, the weight of what she'd done was eclipsed by her exhaustion. The battle was won. Her friends would be okay, they were safe. A petulant child was no match for her. She shook trying to maintain...

The force of the torrent lifted Kaz off her feet but she grabbed onto the swampert's back to keep herself grounded. Still holding on, Kaz reared, lifting the swampert with her, before slamming back down with all her strength, she didn't even notice its reduction in weight or size, she just...

Again, Kaz stumbled, the force of the punch shaking her to her core, nearly knocking her down entirely, but Kaz refused to let up the moment she saw the swampert down. It was a window. An opportunity. With a defiant shriek, Kaz slashed at its head and neck. Over and over and over again. "STAY...

Kaz yelped as the swampert nearly crushed her talons alongside the relentless pummeling of her sides. It hurt, it hurt it hurt. Kaz almost passed out but the swampert was using both arms, her body was strong, it was made to be durable and Kaz had two forelegs. Unobstructed Kaz slashed again, as...

Kaz stumbled from the impact of the punch, but it did nothing to slow her down. Kaz let loose another enraged screech before slashing again. This time, Kaz aimed for the throat.

Kaz dodged swiftly, managing to run behind the swampert's altered form before aiming another slash, this time at her shoulders—dislocate them or shred the tendons. These claws were nowhere near as effective as his axe.

"BE SILENT." Kaz bellowed. With a shrill cry, Kaz slashed at the swampert's eyes, deeply, with her talons, producing a fine stream of red to cascade from the swampert's face, knocking the log out of her arms in the process. Disable the foe as soon as possible. That was the quickest way to end a...

"Let me simplify it for you then," Kaz growled. "You're a half-wit, a simpleton, a moron and I'm a worse person for having met you." Kaz stood at full height again, dwarfing the swampert.

Kaz was lost thinking about the strange thought she'd just had before she felt something light fall on her back. Craning her neck, she saw Violet recovering from her landing, leaving her to smile. "Is Lillie not going to jump?" she asked, lowering herself so Violet could climb off. "I hope she...

"It was obvious, you're just thick." Kaz snapped, before finally walking away from Vegemite. All the while, Kaz had been watching Lillie climb the tree under Violet's guidance. "You're doing beautifully!" Kaz called out, the cheer returning to her voice. "If you're having trouble getting down...

"I wasn't trying to hurt you," Kaz responded curtly. "You're not worth the effort, to fight or be afraid of. You're just a bully."

Tired of her sarcastic comments, Kaz batted Vegemite on the head in an attempt to shut her up.

"Where's the fun in that!?" Kaz exclaimed. "What's the point of living life if you're just going to spend it boxed in, doing everything the elders say?" Kaz snorted, "Elders are always such sticks-in-the mud. You shouldn't be afraid of them, you just need to be careful enough to not get caught...

"You live in a desert? I also live near one but there's still a small bit of forest before you get near the steppes and savannahs, though my village is near a pretty big oasis too, so that might explain it..."

Kaz tilted her head. "You haven't? Why? It's so much fun!"

"Well they're plenty of trees here, and I know that a lot of young mon like to climb trees for fun! I've tried it myself, but the branches always end up breaking, but you look small enough to not break any trees, so have you climbed one before?" "Well... humans do have those weird paws that are...