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Star winked.

"...Huh. He's scared of Psychic Bugs." Star decided to keep that thought in mind for later. "Star." Barky glared. "Yeeees?" "Do not." "Fiiiine." She still thought about it.

"Huh. We get to be squatters, Barks!" Star tapped on his golden wheel. "How's that for a vacation, huh? Instead of looming out in your sacred hall or whatever, we get to jack someone's pad!" Barky seethed in complete silence.

Star and Barky looked to one another, skeptical, but the former shrugged. "Well, hey. I guess we can treat this like a small vacation from our problems back home, eh?" "You're still with me." Star winked.

"Hey, don't be too hard on the guy," Star said, bringing up a paw. "It's not like every world has a Mimikyu species that's literally lethal to look at. Back in my world they just look funny and have sun sensitivity."

"...What's happening?" Barky muttered, glancing back at Star. "I dunno." Star shrugged. "I kinda created the species, so I'm used to how they look, but maybe it's such a shock to some people that they just go kaput... Anybody have a Reviver?!"

"It really does look like a lot of people are arriving," Barky said absently, looking left and right. "Hopefully we don't get too much attention, eh, Barks? Maybe we should have come up with disguises. I'd be a Salazzle." "Why?" Barky growled, but then looked at the odd, human-like Pokemon...

"A shame we can't simply Teleport where we need," Barky muttered, tapping a hoof on the ground. "Powers must be weaker," Star said, resting her back on the back of Barky's neck. "Well, the first thing I intend to do is rectify that as soon as I can..."

"That guy's got the right attitude," Star said, pointing at Kora. "C'mon, Barks! Onward, noble steed!" "You're truly pressing your luck," Barky growled.

Barky and Star floated along until the latter settled near the former's wheel. "Well, I guess while we're here, we may as well follow along, huh? You think this'll be worth it?" "It already isn't worth it," Barky remarked. "Oh, quick being a stick in the mud." Star flicked his wheel, which...

"It wasn't Teleportation. Astral projection. The far-reaching kind." Barky shook his head. "To even be capable of it is quite the feat. But as for everyone else..." "Looks like a lot of people got drawn here somehow," Star said. "Must be why we wound up this way."

Star pulled back, grinning. "Yup, that's me. Guess we're from different worlds, since I don't recognize you. And as for what party..." She turned to Ayueg. "I dunno. You tell me!" "What she means," Barky said with a growl, "is that we did not intend to come here."

"Hmph." Barky tilted his head upward a little. "I suppose that's one way to kneel." "Oh, shove it up your tail," Star said, whipping his cheek with her own tail. "You aren't even that one's god. Feels like we don't have much power here anyway." She looked to Nero next. "Oh, hey, it's one of...

"Whoops. Wrong projection. Good going, buddy." "Excuse me? In what way is this my fault?" "Well it definitely wasn't mine." "I'll have you know, my abilities to project through the Overworld are unparalleled." "Blah blah blah, I'm the best, everyone else is a bunch of hackers, right, Barky?"...