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Siggy---&---Vivi

As soon as Jazz hopped up onto Siggy's shoulder, Vivi took his chance.
Scrambling away from his parents, he hopped off the couch and began toddling away as fast as he could.
"Great. Vivi, get back here!" Siggy yelled, standing up, being careful not to throw Jazz off his shoulder.
Vivi kept running away, giggling.
He looked back to see Siggy chasing when suddenly, he ran right into something.
The baby whimpered, looking up to see a strange cloaked figure.
Red eyes stared down at him until the figure whisped around a corner and out of sight.
As soon as Vivi started crying, Siggy scooped him up in his powerful, yet gentle arms.

Siggy---&---Vivi

Sure, Vivi was afraid of Siggy, but whatever that thing was was a lot scarier!
The Pichu buried his face in Siggy's chest, which meant to him that he had become totally invisible to the outside world.
He couldn't see them, so they couldn't see them.
Baby logic is fun.
Siggy sighed and held his son close, allowing Jazz to nuzzle him.
"I didn't think parenting would be this hard..."

Siggy---&---Vivi

Siggy nodded a bit, still cuddling the Pichu.
When he noticed that Vivi wasn't crying, he looked down.
His son had fallen asleep, sucking his paw.
With a sigh and a smile, the Typhlosion sat down on the couch and closed his eyes.

Saileithe

Sai wandered to the large room mostly aimless. She was still exploring and this room was rather unknown to her like most areas.
Her partner had still been recovering since the ambush in the Main Hall… The assault has not left her mind since and she urged to know more about it, but for now, she was rather lowly and weak.
Halting, she stood in the doorway and checked around the room, noticing a rather odd colored Vulpix in the velvet chair. Sai tilted her head in thought before approaching her and hoping up into a chair next to her.

“Hello there.” Sai said as she poked her glasses higher up on her nose before they fell. “You seem rather troubled, what’s the matter?”
With that, she relaxed herself but still sustained a straight posture as always.

Saileithe

“Oh, I see.”
Sai heightened her head slightly. Quite the shy Vulpix.
“Well… I’m Sai, what’s your name... And why are you all alone? It hasn’t exactly been settle around here.” She asked as she turned her head away for a moment to glare down the hall. She didn’t seem tensed, but she did seem a bit awkward. Then again, who could relax now?

“My apologizes if I startled you, I had no intention to.” She added as she slowly returned her view to the room, not yet making direct contact with her spectrum peer until she adjusted to her company. Sai had a bit on her mind anyway.

Saileithe

Sai smiled at her statement. The shyness was cute. “You don’t have to apologize.” She replied in a slight giggle, turning her head toward Roxana as she wrapped her bushy tail around her paws. Sai felt rather confident.
“And at least you’re updated. I can honestly say I’m slightly surprised though… I don’t think I’ve seen you… ”
She was curious of Roxana—then again, what wasn’t Sai urging to know more about? She wondered if she knew things she shouldn’t about this kingdom as of recent as well.

“… Mind if I hear a bit about you? I’m not the best with conversation.” Sai finally added rather nervously, yet truthful. No, conversation defiantly wasn’t one of her strong points.

Saileithe

“I see.” Sai blinked at her before looking away. She just stared off for a moment in thought. “Well. I actually came here as a last resort.” She said quietly, her expression turned rather sympathetic and she smiled a bit. It was a rather odd look—something happy yet seemingly sad.
“I’m from another kingdom actually. A different royalty but here, I’m just another commoner; my position means nothing despite how I act sometimes.” Sai paused, her thought process not yet entirely together.


“There was a conflict with a nearby kingdom—and my mother decided to get me out of the area so I wouldn’t be harmed so she gave me to one of her friends.” Sai nodded. Memory serving her right if she recalled.
“I don’t know if she forgot or ignored a device we had incase such an issue happened. It was there to save me, but instead backfired and well by the time I made it here, I aged, I’m 27, but I’m still in a younger body… It was supposed to warp me I’m assuming.”
She grew a bit upset as she stared at a mirror across the hall, her kit like complex bothering her. “I came here crying my eyes out and they took me in. That sums up most of it… now I’m assuming evolution will fix me. My species alters quite a lot during evolution so maybe I’ll change to match my age.” Sai ended in silence. “… Yeah. That sums it up.” Sai seemed to darken a bit.