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George looked at Shaun as he sat down and looked over the teddisura and stepped behind him. "Come Tyr, let him take the pictures. That is one cute teddi" He waited and watched as the teddi went around to each trainer. "It definitely has no fear or is very trusting."

Tyr walked back and sat next to George, if he wanted food he just needed to find the right human. He would get all the food he wanted from these humans. Many of them were very nice and more than willing to share their food. George was like that with pokemon, he was a big softy inside though he didn't show it very often.

George looked at Sunny and listened to what she had to say. "Well if you look at Tyr here, he was partially bred for this mark at least." He points to his forehead. "Its my family's seal, so you know by sight when someone has a pokemon from my family. Also it allows a visual verification of purity off our main breeding lines. So if you see one with the mark a bit blurry its probably born from a main line and a normal pokemon. Its kind of security for the people out there."

Mortimer, chuckled. "Ha! Oh, you always were a jester, d**k. You haven't changed a bit." Beaming, he reached over and pinched Arwen's cheek.

The elderly trainer winced when he felt paws attempting to scramble up his leg and quickly looked down at Parth. "You want up, boy?" he asked, scratching beneath the Pooch's chin. "Guess, I could pick you up." With a grunt, he bent over and carefully picked up the small pokemon, lightly scratching behind it's ears.

"So, what do you call this little fella? Sebastian?" he inquired, eyes briefly making contact with Arwen before looking back down at Parth. He wasn't paying attention and didn't realize that Arwen had said the name previously.

Although Mortimer's attention was mainly focused on the poochyena in his arms, he did occasionally look up. Just in time to see his grandson glare at Lexis. Confused and enraged, he did the only thing he could think of in order to take care of the problem: Yell.

"Hey you! What in Arceus' name did you do to my precious grandchild? Eh?" If he could, he would be stomping over towards Lexis and giving him what for, but a certain pooch was in his arms, not making that possible.

Herbert barked at the "Poochyena", finding it rather odd that he smelled like another pokemon. This, was quickly shoved off as a coincidence, however. Tongue lolling out, he was quick to jump at the other.

Keria laughed "Yes, I meant it would be nice if we did not need healing on this trip, although I'm guessing you'd make a fair bit of money if we did." Keria watched in amusement as Voltron climb into Johannes arms. "Yes Shina is very strong, I'm not that good, I'm only a junior assistant."

Arwen held back a groan and stepped closer to Doyle for moral support. He didn't even try to change Mortimer's opinion this time. "Yes. She's Sebastian," he said obligingly.

While, for once, he was glad for the old man's support, he was relieved Parth was in his arms to prevent him from doing they both might regret later.

"It's nice to meet you, then, Lexis," he said, pointedly ignoring the latest of her words. He attempted to pet the Glameow in apology, however, and held out a hand tentatively to see if it would allow it.

Parthenius barked eagerly, only mildly confused. She'd been given a different name once before and accepted it easily now.

Squirming, she ended up cradled on her back, and she batted with her forepaws at the old man's face, trying to bring in closer to she could give him a few kisses.

Walpurgis smiled. "While I won't deny that getting paid for my services is quite rewarding, I would prefer that no harm come to this group." Walpurgis continued to scratch the emolga. "Ah, yes. Shina Kazekiri, my mistake. Well, if it makes you feel any better, you're a better trainer than me by default - I have no pokemon!" He laughed. "I was offered one as a child, of course, but battling never interested me. No, I always wanted to be a healer, and here I am."

Lizzie stared after the red haired lady when she blatantly threatened Remmy and skulked away in a hurry. She thought she should've apologized and smoothed the situation out, but no. Someone with an attitude like that wasn't worth it, no matter that she was praising Psywater moments ago.

"If it was the Legendary, people would be scrambling to catch it." Lizzie turned her thoughts to the Teddiursa that Remmy was feeding with milk. It might as well be a Legendary though, with how so many people were paying attention to it. She wasn't in the habit of feeding wildlife so she kept her own food to herself.

Psywater gazed longingly after the Litwick, as if he was losing a friend he just made. After the ghost Pokemon was gone from his sight, he yawned and blinked slowly. The sound of a tired Pokemon caught Lizzie's attention and she took a Pokeball off her belt.

"Are you tired after all that play?" She said in a unusually childish voice. He nodded sleepily and in a flash, he was recalled back into his ball. The group looked like they were continuing on for the night, but it was no reason to have the Lugia exert himself more. Especially when his antics with Squeek had really upset someone.

Miu hesitated for a moment, watching the teddiursa walk off and almost following. That was, at least, until Doyle had offered her the last berry. Very cautiously, she stepped forward and sniffed the berry before taking it into her mouth and devouring it. Once the berry was gone, however, she lept back and watched Doyle again, on guard. After all, her trainer didn't like this boy for a reason... right?