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The remainder of last night was enough to leave Sol with a bit of peace of mind. Words couldn't express the gratitude he felt, knowing that despite how things had gotten only a few days prior, there wasn't as much to worry about now. He did, however, depart from the medlab so Ceramew could rest.

A few questions did cross his mind, though, namely in what she did remember. He knew it was likely that she forgot a few moves, whether from losing so much chi or from having to recover from a rather small amount of chi that did remain. He also knew that something might have to be done when it came to her name, if only because a name derived from a prior genetic makeup might've sounded off. Still, it wasn't a decision he could make.

He eventually went to the room Amaranth often stayed in, seeing her sitting on the bed in there and Xatu nearby. It didn't take long for the one sitting to stand up.

"Is she...?"

"She came to last night. She seems to be fine, just recovering. At last check, she was-"

Sol had to step out of the way, watching Amaranth take off in a hurry. "...Resting. I'm sure there's nothing to worry about." He shrugged as he walked on out, proceeding to recall Xatu. He'd eventually come into the lobby, seeing the few people around and hoping Amaranth wouldn't be squeezing his child too badly.

Jude's ears perked, but this was not the first time something very similar had happened to him. Though he was grinning wide, he dare not turn to show it. Yet. "You know it's very mean to sneak up on a poor guy like that," he said. "Especially when he hasn't had a nice shoulder to lean on in days."

Jude squealed as he twirled on his heel to face Nick. It had been weeks and that was too long indeed and without thinking to set down his mug he threw himself into Nick's arms. "Oh, Nicki," he said. "I'm glad you finally made it. I don't even know where to start, with the meteorites or the strange Pokemon I've seen or even other hybrids like me. I haven't slept in the last twenty-odd hours even."

"Very well, considering their last operation was extremely dangerous. I'm sure you can tell, I had to trim my fur here and there. It would have been much worse were it not for one of their number. Sol, the rainbow bird-man," Jude explained. Then, took a breath. Just the mere thought of that excursion was more excitement than he needed right now.

"I'll point him out to you, hm?"

Odd was in the training room with Narcissa now, after a good bit of rest. He was trying to work with her and see if he could teach her to use her more Ghostly powers.

Lykas, on the other hand, had taken Sphynx to the medlab and had Greesix's snagged Serpeior out of it's ball. "Now you listen here, you slithering son of a mutant lizard, you're going to give me a sample of that freaky poison you used on her or there's going to be consequences." He told the Grass Snake Pokemon, who merely hissed at him in response.

Al, on the other hand, was knocked to the ground by an airborne Keiko! "Gah!" It took a moment for the older man to realize why he was lying face-down on the floor but when he did, he smiled brightly. "Hello Miss Keiko." He greeted as he pushed himself up from the floor a bit.

Freya hadn't been paying too much attention but when Rain suddenly came over and suddenly started talking, that's when she flipped. "Rain's been possessed! Pikachu, Thunder Bolt on Rain and drive out that demon!!" Pikachu nodded and let out a heck of a jolt that embraced Rain's entire body.
Krystal stuck her tongue out at Terashi playfully, smiling. She began looking around for something to eat but paused. "Finally found who?" The brunette questioned before looking into the lobby and seeing Keiko having tackled Al, literally. It brought a smile to her face. "Well, I'm glad that they're together again."

Freya paused which made Pikachu pause and the two looked at Dan.
"He's not?" She listened to the explanation and blinked with a sigh, crossing her arms. "False alarm, Pikachu." The girl poked Rain lightly with the tip of her sneaker, hoping that he was going to be alright. That had been a hefty jolt he'd gotten.