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"Ah! Right! I guess that is why we're after all," Cabot said with a sheepish smile, before turning to Pleo. "You wanna join us?" "Uh-huh!" the Lugia nodded. Cabot began to make his way over to one side of the battlefield, before stopping and turning back to Starr. "By the way, would you like...

Pleo perked up at Starr's reassurance as Cabot hesitantly spoke up. "What about the first few weeks inside that rock?" the Cranidos asked. "Do you remember much from those days?" "I remember how sad and lonely you felt after that strange machine thingy corrupted you," Pleo answered. "But other...

Pleo paused in thought for a moment. "Well... I remember being with Cabot and being able to feel how he felt... how he missed his friends back home... Oh! And I remember wanting to play!" Cabot shifted a bit uneasily, before tilting his head. "Do you remember anything from before that? About...

Cabot looked at Pleo at a loss for words, when Starr's question snapped him back to attention. "Y-Yeah, I do," he said. "He's the Lugia from my world... and also my friend." Pleo similarly turned his attention over to Starr and cheerily greeted her. "Oh, hi there!" the young Lugia chirped...

"I... I think so." Cabot stared in awe as more dark liquid came out of his Shade, which now covered the entire rock. The stone slowly rose up from the ground as the black goo around it started to expand and take shape. His Shade formed into a creature that was roughly the same size as him, with...

"I mean, it's certainly possible..." Cabot murmured as he put a claw to his mouth. "If he does, maybe he'll take on the form of Berecien or Niilo? They are my best friends after all. Or maybe he'll turn into- huh?!" He looked back at his Shade which suddenly began pulsing energy. Cabot hastily...

Cabot tilted his head, before looking back down at his Shade. "Oh, yeah, I guess he still needs a bit more time. He has become more active lately, though," the Cranidos insisted. "He never jumped around this much before last week." Cabot noticed his Shade playfully jumping over his right foot...

Cabot blinked once again. "Your Shade already formed a body?" He briefly looked at his own Shade, wondering just what or who it would turn into. Cabot looked back at Starr and rubbed at the back of his neck. "But... that really must be weird then. Especially after just encountering a...

Cabot gave Starr a worried look at the mention of all the 'things' her father had done, but opted not to press it. It didn't seem like she really wanted to talk about it. "I haven't spoken to him yet," Cabot admitted. "I don't really know him, but I heard he prefers to be on his own." He...

Cabot blinked and stared back in surprise with his mouth open. "Your... father?!" He looked at Starr silently for a moment as he thought of what to say. He'd heard from some his teammates that an alternate Treasure Town existed in their world, but now there were alternate versions of people...

Cabot paused as he noticed the strain in Starr's voice. "Right... you know who Mewtwo is, don't you? But he didn't seem to recognize you..." he murmured. "Who is he exactly? Is he part of this 'Team Rocket'?"

"Things sure got crazy, huh?" Cabot said, giving a small smile "At least the two of us did really great coordinating the team! If we all train hard enough maybe we can even take on that Mewtwo in the near future."

"Oh right! Congratulations on evolving. I guess I never really got to say that with everything that happened," Cabot said. "I take it you're fully recovered then?"

"Oh, hey there Starr!" Cabot cheered, giving a small wave. His Shade made his way over to the battlefield with small hops. "I wouldn't mind! Back home I never trained alone, so I certainly wouldn't mind the company."

A few days after Icetales' party Cabot found himself at one of the training rooms of Destiny Village's Colosseum. Since the team had moved on from Treasure Town the rooms at the stadium had become Cabot's main place to train, with today being no exception. He charged forward towards a training...