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Interacting with Yelling At: Everyone

Aaaaaaannd they were stopped again. Joy of joys. They were never going to get out of this damned desert at this rate.

Cai snapped. "What is wrong with all of you? We have just gone through the worst 36 hours of our lives and every single one of you wants to play Team Mystery Solvers? Did everyone just forget the fact that we were conned onto an airship by a company and a captain know one freaking knows, flown to a land no one is familiar with, crash landed into a desert and then left to fend for ourselves?! We're lucky that none of you are dead or that no one was injured beyond some cuts and bruises! Everyone here is acting like it's some grand adventure and once your precious little puzzle is solved we're all going to drive home and have a cup of TEA!

"Well It's HIGHLY LIKELY that we're not! Has anyone seen any search helicopters? Any planes at all looking for us? If you want to ever see your friends or family again then we've got to focus our efforts on getting home, not 'saving' some pokemon that don't look like they need saving to me! Are any of you telling me you've never once met an aggressive pokemon in the wild? That they all come running up with their tails wagging just BEGGING to jump into your pokeballs?

"Speaking of pokemon. What if Anise is right and all of those pokemon manning that airship are still there, injured or worse? Your little preoccupation could be keeping those of us who CAN help from getting to them. Do you want their death's hanging over your heads because I know I'M not to blame."

He crossed his arms over his chest and glared viciously at the group. His skin was pink under his freckles, both from sunburn and from built up anger. He was disgusted and disappointed in the lot of them. Even the grown adults should have had more sense between their ears. "Mysterious notes and legendary pokemon. Tch. We're not in some stupid children's book. Why don't you all grow up. If you want to die out here then do it on your own time."

"How dare you! Children's book my eye!" Eros practically shrieked in protest at Cai's outburst. "I saw the Celebi, and I'm not the only one. And furthermore," he continued, puffing his chest out proudly and glaring daggers, "it spoke to me." The boy jabbed a finger emphatically in the direction of the journal scraps. "This is what the Celebi told me we had to do to get back to our own time, so this is what we're going to do!" He was exaggerating the specificity of the Celebi's plea, but there was hardly anything else it might have meant.

Dido uncurled from her post on Eros's shoulder, her small body tensing.

Vana huffed as the man started to rant. "We have no idea were in the desert we are, even if we just picked a direction we could end up going FARTHER into the desert instead of getting out, and I believe he captains pokemon are with him, didn't they make the fire? We're lost and have NO idea how to get out, following these clues are the closest thing we have to finding a way out." She attempted to explain calmly. Her eyes widened and she stared as another boy kissed the ranting. She giggled, your really didn't know what would happen next with this group, it was kind of fun.

Fifi harumphed. "You, mister, are a grouchy-pants!" she said, shaking a finger at Cai. "And really! What good is yelling doing? If you have a reasonable, productive idea, you can share it with the group nicely. Yelling like a tantruming toddler will not get you very far, mister!" she scolded.

"We're not in the past, we're in the future, you idiot peasant!" Eros bawled back at Cai. "You have no idea what's going on here, do you? Clearly you weren't worthy of seeing, let alone hearing, the Celebi. It chose me for a reason! You're jealous! If you're not going to help, why not just shut your inferior mouth and let your betters get us home -- where we certainly will be enjoying tea, and you're not invited." The boy's face was screwed into a scowl, and his hands balled into quivering fists at his sides, though if it came to blows he might not actually dare to hit anyone.

Dido, on the other hand, was well-prepared to defend Eros's honour. Her fur stood on end and her back arched as she hissed and spat at Cai. She was not above attacking a human without their own Pokémon when her boy was threatened.

Eros turned to Cara as she scolded them. "He started it!" the boy yelled back, pointing an accusatory finger at Cai. "I've been more than doing my part, and he's flinging insults!"

Interacting with: Everyone.

Magnolia was at a loss for words. Insults were being flung left and right, people were yelling, some weren't yelling, Pokemon were getting defensive . . . She didn't quite understand. Was there a reason to get angry? Should she get angry? The fourteen year old fidgeted nervously in place. She had a desire to say something, but if what she spoke warranted more snaps, then she didn't want to be part of it.

"Mrrow!" Unlike Magnolia who was largely oblivious to anything (mostly because her creator isn't reading every post because reasons), Rho was nodding his head and hissing to any soul that dare contradict him (though he hadn't said a word). The feline agreed largely with Cai and was likely the only one that did. More then anything, the Glameow wanted to ensure his own safety at all costs. If push came to shove, he was going to take a leap onto the man's shoulder if he ever decided to go on his own.

Sitting off to the side of everyone else, Erika was still pissed about the earlier confrontation with Cara and Remmy, and the current screaming was not helping her splitting headache. "Shut up. Shut up. Shut the ******** up. Shut up, you s**t wads. Shut up...." She muttered softly under her breath, her head held tightly in her hands. If only he were here, she'd know what to do. He'd probably take charge, lead everyone to a happy ending. But he wasn't here. If he was, he'd probably tell her to calm down, that everything would be alright.

As she thought about him, though, her headache started to lessen, and she finally began to cool off. She grinned softly to herself, tears welling in her eyes at the thought of never seeing him again.

Remmy began to to feel better again after playing with Squeeks. He pick Squeeks up and laid him on top of his head. He walk over to where the papers where at and pick up one one them and read what it said. He gave it to Squeeks to hold it for him and then he read the other that was there. He held out his have to Squeeks and Squeeks gave him the paper. He lay the paper next to the first one and said "There that one goes next to that one! Number 2." He walk back over to his spot and put Squeeks back down and started to play with him again. He knew he help and he didn't care if they knew it or not. He just want to get the Ice cream that he was told that he was getting.