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"Ohh, you just walk up to it and play around with the buttons a little! It's supposed to be easy and intuitive to use." Spinda wobbled back to the usual spot to clean the dishes. "I think it was designed in case you had a little too much berry juice."

"Oh, the Sky Jukebox? That's actually something from Shaymin Village! A lot of Legends are pretty up and up when it comes to technology, at least, the ones that didn't isolate themselves for so many ages before this one." Spinda placed the drinks down, well-prepared all things considered. "Just...

Gh-- It seemed that Diyem was listening, one way or another. Keep your voice down! You're in a cafe!

It had only lasted for an instant. One more later, and the Shade split its head open as eight tendrils jutted into Cynthian's shoulders. Two things raced through his mind at that moment--pain, head-splitting pain, and horrible, overwhelming, dark thoughts as the rest of the Shade's body burrowed...

"Of course, of course!" Cheerful as always, but it contrasted greatly with Cynthian's mood, and the negative aura was certainly something that Spinda noticed. Still, what better cure for gloom than a little cheer? But something else had different ideas in mind, and it skittered and slithered...

One of these days, I expect a silent apology, Diyem growled.

I was in the middle of making sure none of the team exploded from certain... recent developments, Diyem replied coolly. Mostly from their own hubris given form, apparently...

"Mint tea?" Spinda perked up. "Well, that's a rare order, but we can certainly whip that up for you, if you like!" Cheerfully, the dizzying Pokemon wobbled this way and that from behind the counter, leaning down to pull out some ingredients for the beverage.

Cleverly hidden in the Crossroads just west of Treasure Town was an underground cafe complete with wooden walls and floorboards, an array of seating arrangements for bodies of all shapes and sizes, and a few counters in the back for distributing classic bar foods and drinks. Near the corner were...