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Odette stopped with her back to the others, gun still raised with intent to fire. Shrugging, she turned her head to look over her shoulder. "I've fired at some ghosts before, I'm not too worried," she announced dryly. "I feel it's worth a shot, and I don't hear any of you piping up with any...

Odette sat in place for a moment, mulling over what to do. Everything had faded in the dream, so surely that was a sign that something had worked internally. Maybe, now they had to do something...physically? She pressed her lips into a thin line, then pushed herself to stand. Fumbling with her...

"̶̳͗O̵̭̽O̸̔̌O̶͐͐O̸̐́O̸̐͘V̷̅͑È̵͘Ṙ̸̕ ̶̈́̕H̸͔͝E̴̍̒R̶̛̎E̴̔̕ ̶̉͝H̷͒͐Ő̵̻Ẻ̷͈Ṣ̷̾.̷̊͐"̸̐̾ It was strange how easily Odile had woken up. She'd felt like such shit after that dreamscape battle, she was expecting to take a solid year to right herself again. But, no. She was up and at 'em. Listening to...

Approval glinted off Odette's eyes as she watched Alakazam move, and she nearly lost her breathing pattern when the Toxic landed. Not out of fear, but out of admiration. They were learning. "̴̮͉̮̟̃̊ͅȲ̷̢̠͂͝O̷̝̣̺͂͝Ư̵̥̱͔͚̔̏͆͗ ̶̧̣̪̬͛̓͐̊̇ͅB̷̠̫̱̹̪̈́I̵̫̽̀͆T̸̖̳͋͐̈́̇C̸̣̉H̷͚̤̗̩̑͋͘...

Odette found herself perplexed by the scene before her. Getting ahold of a mega stone, let alone learning how to use it correctly was no small feat in itself, and to just...? Brush it off like it was nothing more than taking down a preschool-grade trainer? What even was this? A parental figure...

Odile soared into the new opening, Odette clinging to her brambles as she dove toward the ground. Odette shot one last wary look toward the battle. Enora had opted to stay behind, to help protect the other trainers. It was probably for the best, though given they had almost just turned to stone...