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"Shiny are very hard to find, not only for the natural wild coloration but that unique kind of radiance that they give off." she said, tilting her head as she watched the Ponyta come closer,
Kiss Kiss leaning forward to sniff lightly back at the Sonata.

"Unique coloration are human made, all of it stems from human controlled breeding, and even if they bred a Ponyta to have blue flames, it lacks that sparkle that Natural shiny have"
She grinned slightly and looked back to Inigo.
"Its pretty complicated when it comes to pokemon breeding, and how people get the desired affect, my mother used to know a lot about it, I don't even know that much."

She shook her head slightly, mostly to get the snow off of her face.
Not that she would have to put up with it for too much longer, since Inigo was prompting them to go inside, something she was not against at all.
"Thank you~" she said, as she stepped in.
"Ohhh I know this place, its really homey and comfortable."

Kiss Kiss hopped off of Rosie's shoulder as they stepped in, and bounded over to the large fireplace set up toward one side of the building.

Kiss Kiss curled up by the fire, feeling much more happy to be close to the warming glow.
When another pokemon joined her, the Pikachu lifted her head, pushing herself up with her fire paws. "PikaChuuu~" She greeted.

"I'm not a breeder" rosie said, agreeing with him about now knowing much about breeding. "I know stuff that's been told to me, Hee hee, but I'm a trainer. And I want to be a good trainer."

As they were greeted Rosie nodded her head, listening to Inigo's order until it was her turn.
"I think I'll have the same thing please." She told the lady, nodding at Inigo, He had picked something that sounded great. At the same time, she also reached to get her own wallet from her pocket.

Kiss Kiss hopped down from the ledge of the fireplace, and trotted happily to sit herself down in front of the Deerling.

Rosie shook her head when Inigo told her she was better then him, lifting her blue eyes back over to her friend. "You love your pokemon, that's the most important thing."
There was no reason he could not become one of the greatest.

Noticing that he seemed to be paying for both of the drinks, Rosie blinked, holding her own card to pay for her own.
"Oh... well thank you Inigo, I'll get the next one then!" She said with a smile, having no doubt they would hang out again sometime.

Once the lady finished taking their money, and orders, Rosie lead the way over to where their pokemon were already sitting by the fire.
"Ohh~ good choice you guys." She said the her Pikachu and the Deerling, gently putting the case down on the seat, and removing her snow covered coat, hanging it over the back of her large, squishy velvet chair that faced the fire.

Rosie giggled softly as she nestled back into the squishy chair, stretching her arms out.
"I didn't know you had any siblings, You must love your sister a lot then, to want to spoil her so much."

Rosie was happy to see Leilani again when the boy let his pokemon out, "It feels much better in here, doesn't it Leilani" Rosie said to the pokemon, a content smile on her face.
"I think Fantasia and Kiss Kiss are going to sleep well with that warm fire."

Kiss' ear twitched at her name, but she stayed where she was, too content.
This drew another giggle from Rosie, who reached down to get Pastin's ball again, following Inigo's lead and letting the Ponyta out of it right next to her.

"Thanks for bringing us here Inigo,"
she told her friend, tilting her head so she could look over at him. "I think we could all enjoy the company... and to be honest you kinda look like you could use some company too."
She had not forgotten the sad look on his face before... and the tone that suggested that there was something wrong.

Rosie didn't want to pry, but she watched the young man quietly, with gentle blue eyes as she leaned over to wrap her arms around Pastin's neck, warmed by the mild flames on his neck.

It was really sweet hearing him talk about his sister, even though there was that bitter sweet quality, of him not being able to spend as much time with her as he used to.
She knew the feeling, Rosie herself missed her big sister terribly, she was always gone.
Rosie had to be understanding though, and supportive, Faleen was off doing great things. Rosie would try and do the same for herself, make her sister proud.

A more serious tone changed the conversation, Rosie wasn't nearly as perky, though her kindness didn't fade.
"You have a sad look in your eyes." She said, making direct eye contact with him.
"And your voice... when you talked about your friend."
she didn't know what it meant, but she knew that when someone was feeling sad, sometimes it was good to spend some with someone.

Not a word was uttered from Rosie after he said that... Not a single word.
She knew the moment his face fell that it was something more serious then she suspected, and then to learn that a friend of his not only died... but died recently.

Rosie own smile drifted from her face, staying in her seat for a few moments with an expression that was hard to read, but alert she her blue eyes searched the boy's face.

She knew what he was feeling... She knew that look, and she knew the pain that was beating through his heart.
No one...Should ever have feel that pain.

Rosie couldn't say anything, finding words just seemed to numb in her throat.
All she could do, was sit forward, reaching out and putting a hand on Inigo's arm.