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Allen thought for a moment, going into his TADS for a minute, looks like the best we can find around here without going into the Safari zone are too small to actually fly us anywhere, considering how small Wingull are... Then again, they could also only find low level Pokemon anyway which normally weren't very large anyway. "I don't know."

Allen looked out toward the beach, "I wonder where Dimitri is." His eyebrow raised, "I did say Mt. Pyre didn't I?" He made sure he said the right place in the message he sent out. "Hm... Oh well, I suppose he'll catch up." He shrugged as he continued through Lilycove westward to Route 121. He figured the two of them would figure out the dilemma by the time they at least reached Mt Pyre.

Cody stepped into the common room, hoping to see someone. Anyone, really, to make something happen. He had been bored all day, and was really craving some action.

Cody noticed the pair enter the common room, and with a quick "Thank the Lord." under his breath, he got up from his seat and walked to greet them. "Nice to see you back," he said with a hint of playful sarcasm. "I'm surprised I didn't scare you off last night." He finished with a small laugh, letting his own pokemon out of their balls. "How goes everything this evening?"

"Race?" the boy responded, looking to Squirtle, then back to Ace. He figured by her expression that it was better if he just didn't ask. He looked to his own pokemon, then back to the girl, chuckling at her question. "Please tell me that was rhetorical," he joked. "Maybe another time. For now, we're gonna go catch some pokemon. I know you're new, so maybe I should show you how to do it?" he mocked, not taking her current mood into consideration as he spoke. If he wanted to make a friend, this certainly wasn't the way to do it.

Cody took well to her sarcasm. He knew that if he could just get past that awkward feeling she gave him, they would get along well. Fortunately, it seemed as though the girl's normal side had kicked in this evening, because the feeling wasn't as strong. When he looked in her eyes, they didn't have a cold, mysterious emptiness to them anymore. Instead, they were, well... Normal. At normal based on the standard this place was held at. The boy lead her out the only way he knew, which was down past the dorms. Since it was late, all the overhead lights had been dimmed to almost zero lux, and all that really illuminated the passage were two bright green exit signs on either end. As the group neared the end, Cody turned to the girl, looked her dead in the eye under the illuminated sign and asked, "How do you feel about Ghost-Types?"

"I just love Ghost-Types," he laughed as he pushed the metal door open and closed it behind them. He really wanted a Chandelure, but had no idea if he'd ever get one, so he was going to settle for a local Ghost-Type for now. "I don't know about any cemeteries or graveyards around here, but I know Mt. Pyre isn't too far. Do you know about that?"

The night air was brisk as the wind whipped up from over the ocean. The moon shined brightly as it pulled the waves in and out, as if to create a soothing ambiance for their mid-evening stroll through the outskirts of Lilycove. "We'll cut straight through the city, and be on the other side in no time," he smiled at Ace reassuringly. Cody looked up, fascinated by the stars, and waved to his "guardian angel", Orion's Belt. "Don't ask," he said, looking down at his feet.

Cody stepped into the common room, and looked around. There was no one about for now, but he hoped that if he hung around, someone would pop in shkrtly

*I walk into the common room*
Me: Beautiful Tuesday!