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Cilas let out a chuckle. It appeared that Ascray had mistaken what Cilas had actually meant. "No, I mean like their unique ability. Luxray has the sense of foreseeing danger, especially through objects. I didn't meant their ability." Cilas turned to check on his pokemon. He was comfortable to let them roam as he pleased, but he just wanted to check up on them to make sure everything was alright. That and he was just observing what was around them for....certain...purposes. "Attack based moves are effective, but you must have something to fall back on in case that doesn't work. What if you end up battling a pokemon that know's Counter and all your pokemon knows are moves that are attack based? You'll be doing more damage to your own pokemon than the one you're battling." Cilas wasn't one to be so informative, but this conversation was surely taking sudden turns from one topic to the next. "I say status ailments because they help with the damage you inflict. That and it accumulates throughout the battle." he added. He then realized that he had to get going, but he didn't want to leave just yet. He'd just gotten to know another trainer. Though if he didn't leave now, he'd be a bit behind on so called 'side quest'. "Sorry, I didn't mean to babble and bore you with information. Do you want to leave and catch another pokemon? I've got to get going anyway. It'd be nice to have a traveling companion for a while."

Well no one really knows what actually happened to the doll. It could be still lurking in the shadows..kekeke Matere said grinning Or it could be buried beneath the pile of rubble that remains Materializing in front of the now curious Zorua, he continued on. I've never really seen the doll, but I do know it was constructed to be a beautiful girl. A shame that I wasn't born that long ago to actually see the doll

Eliade couldn't imagine having someone on their team that acted as such. Cilas would grow furious. He was one to have well tamed pokemon. Well, Matere wasn't much of a well trained as opposed to a wild psychopath, but he was a strong pokemon. I would have to be in your position having to clean up the mess of a young child. Doesn't it wear you out entirely? And what about battles? How does he fair? The amount of energy that Zorua possessed, Eliade couldn't guess how he behaved during a battle.

Wow.... The thought of not being able to fly for weeks haunted him, sending a shiver up his spine. Leviathan didn't even want to think about him not being able to fly. It was his passion, his freedom. I can't imagine the pain and suffering you must've gone through. he said. I'm sorry that had happened to you.

"Hmm...." Contemplating on the whereabouts of the pokemon he wanted to catch, he realized they were so far away. "Well considering the fact that the type of pokemon I want to obtain are far away, we'll start with you. You wanted to catch a Water-type, right? Do you have a preference on a specific Water-type pokemon?" he asked. It'd be better if they would go get Ascray's pokemon, otherwise they would have a long trip ahead of them. "You guys it's time to go!" Cilas called out to his pokemon.

The details of the legend are sketchy, just like the remains of a dead body. It was a mechanical doll. It wasn't human or a pokemon. It wasn't even living. Wow he was so morbid at times, but that was just him. Hearing his trainers call, Matere turned to face the land. Well it seems we are leaving. he said before he faded out.

Eliade listened as Psych talked about the small Zorua. Least to say, she couldn't see Cilas having a pokemon like him. Then again, each one of them went through some 'training process' because of Cilas' affiliation. They weren't really given the same experience as any other normal pokemon trainer. Just as she was about to speak Cilas had called. Oh, seems like we're leaving. She said as she turned to walk over to her trainer as he was several feet away. "Larv!" she cried nudging her head against Cilas' leg.

That's good, at least you're experienced on both land and air. Leviathan said. Though he couldn't say the same for himself. He was put through massive amounts of training, all of which were brutal. But not just him, Matere and Eliade as well. They all had a purpose to play. It's good to know that you have a heartwarming trainer. Barely hearing Cilas, he turned and looked at the ground. It seemed like he was ready to go. Well it seems that my master is calling me. the Flygon said as he descended from the sky. He landed next to Cilas as he tucked back his wings.

Looking down, he saw Eliade nudging his leg. At the same time, his cap had been removed. It was levitating by itself, but Cilas was well aware of the tricks Matere pulled. They were getting rather old. Finally, Leviathan descended down next to him as he was prepared to take him anyway his trainer pleased. After all, that's how they were traveling for the past few days. "Time to go guys." he said as he pulled out two pokeballs. He recalled Eliade as she was engulfed in red light, sucking into the small round capsule. "Matere, just know your tricks are getting old." Cilas mentioned as he swiped his hat back before recalling him too. Turning back to Ascray, he began to hoist himself onto Leviathan. "Mostly because they are all far away. Different regions to be exact." Cilas said. Leviathan prepared himself as he stretched out his wings to prepare to take off. "So Lapras, huh? I believe that's in Kanto right?"

"Oh well you seem to know where they are located. It's your pokemon that we're going to catch. I'm ready when you are." he said as he stroked Leviathan. Cilas really enjoyed being in the air and so did Leviathan. Hooray for the ability to fly! "Lead the way!"

"Alright Leviathan, let's get going." The Flygon flapped it's massive wings and ascended to the skies. "The air feels nice today..."