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"I will! And perhaps some day I'll fly back here and see you all again." She turned towards the portal. Goodbyes could only last so long, after all.

"Of course it went wrong for him... We left the idea unused for a reason. Augh... I guess we humans must be ancient to them. Good riddance." "I would be happy to see you again, Kazimir. Perhaps at first I may have said I was your friend in case something happened, but at some point it started...

Lillie shivered, as if someone was walking over her grave site.

"Kazimir's like you three. A human in a body not their own." "I don't know. Hopefully we can, if not... We'll have our memories." Lillie caught herself biting her lower lip again. "Though if what happened to all of you is what ends up happening to people who travel like this too much, perhaps...

Lillie caught Violet's eye and smiled. "Yes? If you have anything you want to ask about, I'll answer. I have no reason to keep secrets anymore. If you just want to relax until Hoopa comes to get us, that's okay by me, too."

Lillie cast a glare towards the whiny Mudkip. "There was no battle to fight, except the one you chose to pick. Perhaps you should stop and think about how much your partner cares about you before you go throwing your own life away."

It took Lillie a second to realize Kazimir was talking to her, had indeed heard what she had whispered. She regretted saying it now. She sat down beside them, feeling safe doing so for the first time since she had encountered them. She owed them an explanation... As she spoke, she stroked the...

"You almost gave your partner a heart attack! Do you not care about that? When are you going to realize that you're hurting the people who care about you?" Lillie sneered. "Or is your bloated ego more important to you than your partner?"

Vegeta had survived. Again. Her second time picking a losing fight, and her second time being bailed out. Lillie took a deep breath. It was okay. Everyone was okay. She took a deep breath. Fear set aside, she instead found herself angry that they'd been out in this situation again. "You... are...

Lillie slipped her hand into her bag. The pocket she kept a revive in was empty. She had a hyper potion, but she wasn't sure if that would mean anything with wounds like that... Still, she had to try. She took it out and began to apply it to Vegeta's wounds. There was one last healing item in...

"I don't know. I don't think Kaz can be that Null, she doesn't recognize humans at all. Perhaps she's one of the ones who was frozen, and thawed at some point in the future, or perhaps someone found my father's old notes and tried to redo it more successfully. It's impossible to say, really...

Lillie laughed, "That's exactly something he would say!" she declared. There was one more thing she wanted to say before climbing down, while Kaz and Vegeta were keeping each other distracted down there, and the two of them were hopefully out of earshot within the tree. "One day, though, I...

Lillie shut her eyes and took a deep breath. "I'm realizing that I'm really not used to heights..." She laughed. "But here I am anyways... You remind me of my twin." Another deep breath. "They were always the more adventurous of us two. Used to sit on the fence at the edge of... of our home...

Lillie caught the cape and inspected it. She wasn't getting it around her waist and the tree. "I don't think this is quite my size..." She let go with both hands, handing with just her legs, and instead tied her hair back with it. It would let her hold onto it until she could get up to Violet...

"Not getting caught is difficult when you're on an island where everyone is your mother's employee, and there's keycard records, and... Oh, nevermind. It's a long story." Lillie couldn't help but smile. "Sure. Let's go." She picked out a tree that had a relatively lower branch to get started...

Lillie looked wistfully up at the clouds above. "You're not wrong..." It was hard to force herself to hold onto her airy, lost-in-thought tone as she continued. "There's a first time for everything, after all, is there not?"

"It's more like... Like an island. There were trees in the conservation area, but we weren't allowed to play there. Wouldn't us accidentally looking at a Mimikyu or stepping on a Corsola. So... I didn't do anything like that as a kid."

"Well, that goes to show how poor your intuition is. Perhaps the oxygen deprivation was starting to get to your head before I used that Revive on you. You're welcome, by the way." Lillie bit her lower lip. "Well, there just... weren't a lot of trees where I lived."

Lillie crossed her arms at him. "Of course humans can climb trees! But... Well, I haven't. But I know it's possible."

Lillie scratched her head. "C-Climbed a tree? Why do you ask?"