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"I am unsure..." A thoughtful hand found its way to her chin as she contemplated the possibilities. She had just collected fear, so it was not likely that she had gone far; she would be converting the emotion into nutrients as soon as possible. "The infirmary is below us, correct? It is probably that has chosen a quiet, nearby place such as that to complete her digestion processes." She tilted her head at the appearance of the pokeball. "Your Pikachu's help would likely be quite beneficial. I somehow doubt that she will comply with words alone..."

Aila followed with all the catlike silence characteristic of a proper thief, slowing to a crawl as they neared the infirmary. She could see no sign of the pokemon at their distance, but that said little for whether or not Revenant was actually within - what ghost would be so easily spied?

The Misdreavus detected the intruders' approach. Was there still yet fun to be had? The trainer-girl, if not both of the humans, was coming to retrieve her. She tucked herself aside just past the door, preparing to make her pounce on whomever was unfortunate enough to enter first.

She heard the handle turn, saw the door open ever so slightly, and noticed as a considerably smaller shape than she had expected rushed in. A pokemon, was it? Revenant changed her plans, a harsh shriek accompanying the burst of Psywave.

Aila started at the sound, standing on tiptoe to see over Cal's shoulder. "Revenant! What are you doing?!" The ghost, expectedly, ignored her trainer's angry words.

The air around Revenant surged with electricity, effectively paralyzing the ghost. She screeched and thrashed as much as she was able, shivering with the paralysis that plagued her.

"Still yourself, wretch," Aila said, her tone highly displeased. She lifted the pokeball in the screech pokemon's direction, but Revenant found dexterity enough to dodge the retrieving light. She shouted out a noisy Astonish in retaliation.

"Understood." She really needed to find that ghost's weak point. Things were simple with Fleur. Threaten the ketchup and she became putty in your hands. Revenant, however, was too disobedient to leave out of her pokeball for long enough to get to know her. Aila struggled with finding a means of controlling her.

The paralysis immobilized Revenant, and the Thundershock found its mark. She drifted dazedly towards the floor, and Aila seized her delirious state as an opportunity to recall her. The pokeball's light enveloped its target and drew the ghost type into its confines. Aila had half a mind to break the sphere's release mechanism and leave her in there forever.

"I thank you for the assistance," she breathed, turning to Cal and Skye equally, "and I apologize that this ever happened in the first place."

She moved towards the beds, billowing out the sheets to straighten them and smoothing at the sides as they settled. "She will not bond," she answered in defeat. "When she is free, she ignores me, sometimes even attacks me. She is prideful and graceless, and I fear she shall never heed me." Truly it was a depressing thought, especially since the Misdreavus had all capability to be useful beyond measure as a tool.

"...I will dismissed from training some time this evening, if it is within your schedule. We can meet in one of the gyms." Revenant's disobedience was a problem she should solve on her own, she felt. However, she was so far unsuccessful in the endeavor, and if Cal was offering, there was no harm in accepting the assistance; the idea of finally gaining some semblance of respect from the Misdreavus was unimaginably tempting. She held the pokeball tightly as she proceeded into the hall and towards the stairs, returning to the trainee dorms to dress herself properly.

Somehow, she was looking forward to the appointment.