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Tambrey couldn't help but let a little laugh of her own out at that.
"I /see/. Well, then. I'm assuming that you, uh, won those particular fights then? What were they over?" Maybe the 'pretty boy' had just been a really unpleasant person, but there were usually memorable reasons for hitting someone, she thought.

Pygi did rather find herself wanting to talk and learn more of what Pinkie was saying. The Pikachu who played when he 'was being nice' and pokemon usually not wanting to play... It was curious and she couldn't see a reason why that would happen to her new friend.
A game of tag though, when one was 'it' and chasing a bat and a horse, even if one was a bird and could keep up, wasn't the ideal time to chat.

Ah.
Yes. Bright pink and all.
"Well," Tambrey turned to follow Rory's gaze, watching the pokemon play, though spared a glance toward the scarf-clad Palu, still dozing with her things "I guess so. She's very pretty though... and 'm guessing a bit of a social butterfly? Looks like she's won over my two quick enough." Not that was was particularly hard, but still it was really nice to watch them play.

Pygi had been zipping this way and that, trying to catch either of them. The zigzag had been a good move and led the bird to shoot forwards between the pair, having to turn around to continue the chase.
She was trying hard to catch the Ponyta now, to let Pinkie have another go at chasing, though the bat was doing his best to be a distraction too.

The flying types were certainly enjoying the game with a new friend and rather hoped they'd see more of the pink Ponyta.
While it might not have been rare to find pokemon who wanted to play, it could sometimes be rare to find a non-flying type who not only wanted to play tag with the fliers but could also keep up.
The Pidgeotto stretched her wings, trying to brush the pink horse with her feathers but blown off course suddenly as Lasi swept past them both, zigzagging again.
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Tambrey nodded slightly, smiling. It was good to hear, she thought, that the Ponyta was that sort of a pokemon.
"Well... If ya need playmates, a lot of the time if 'm duty, mine just end up sitting in their balls 'r hanging around my room," though that ws less since the new room mate "and even when 'm not on duty, 't be nice to socialize a little more..."
Plus, she had few questions regarding the Ponyta species; it definitely seemed a better and better idea to acquire one.

The bird changed course, charging after the bat for a moment, but yet again overshot as the bat slowed and stopped. He then moved to fly along parallel to the running horse and, while Pygi was still recovering, offer a few brief words of a plan.
<> His ever present grin was wide.
Sure enough the the bird was soon moving up behind the pair.

Tambrey nodded.
"Well, I can understand that- all pokemon seem t' like being out, but she's a runner 's well. So 'm guessing she takes a lot of space for exercise..?"

Tambrey nodded again; that was about what she'd expected to hear. Ponyta were a species that were known for running on the plains after all. She made a mental note of how important outside training would be to such a pokemon.
"She does seem happy t'day, out there." The grunt commented, then moved on to her next question. "Does she eat a lot?"
Apparently Tam was very interested in the pony pokemon.

Lasi grinned and laughed hard as, after mirroring Pinkie and splitting off, he saw the bird pokemon shoot right between them just as planned. Of course, unfortunately, that left him rather vulnerably distracted as the Pidgeotto started to sweep back around.

Hm, well that made sense. Everyone got a bit hungry after exercise.
She nodded a little.
The grunt watched the pink Ponyta, trying to judge a good amount of food based on size.
Well, she wasn't a Rapidash, so that cut down on the amount she was sure.
Wait...
"So... How long have you had her?" Tambrey inquired then. The colour of the pony pokemon was interesting- especially that balloon flank mark and she wondered about it. "Sorry, 'm asking a lot of questions; I kind of have a request..."

The bird was closing in on Lasi, getting ready to tag when all of a sudden there was Pinkie right in front of her! The Pidgeotto squawked and turned, chasing the Ponyta once again.

Tambrey, though she certainly wanted to be once or twice, was no contest trainer and she certainly had no wish to 'one up' anyone, though perhaps it might have sounded a familiar path until the point they'd reached.
"Uh. See, I've been thinking about... getting a Ponyta. I've always kind 'f liked them but they're kind of hard t' catch and expensive usually. There w's one who carried me t' the hanger on that ship though and," She paused, aware of the folded arms and the scrutiny after all those questions "well, it'd be a useful pokemon. That one was intelligent, good natured... like Pinkie seems, though I'm not sure about 'playful' obviously... and a fire type. I'm kind of lacking in fire power... Er, in both senses of the word. Palu and Lasi are likely the strongest on my team right now, though Pygi's catching up with her mother pretty fast. Ponyta seem... 'strong' pretty much by nature, if that makes sense?" Another pause. "Sorry, 'm rambling... I kind of wanted t' ask if y'd consider letting me have some of Pinkie's DNA... or even better, maybe helping me in tryin' t' clone one? I'm pretty sure I might get access t' old machines if nothing else and I know we already have a Ponyta line for the whole 'commercial' side of things, so it'd not be a terrible hassle t' 'rent' a bio-tube in that line f'r a short time if I got permission... It'd help me get a better handle on our genetics programme f'r whenever 'm finally promoted t' a position that'll make me, uh, useful t' the department rather than, well, obviously you know; a beaker washer,,,"
Her rather long, rambling explanation finished, Tambrey fidgeted a bit as she waited for a reply.

Lasi took off after the pair, trying to catch up, while Pygi flew as hard as she could now, trying to 'n**' with her beak, gently at the Ponyta's tail, determined to try and tag.