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After the incident was reported, Officer Magnezone and the police showed up quickly at the guild.

"Bbbzzzttt- Thank you -bzt- for capturing these criminals. Bzztt- this helps us greatly in the investigation of -bzt- several missing Pokemon."

He and several Magnemites began to retrain the two unconscious Mightyenas.

Something popped up and out of the floor in front of Zori and Frost then, a familiar gengar. The Ghost type nodded in respect to Zori, and then turned to Frost with a wry grin.

"Not bad kid. With a little help from your friends-" He flicked something at the Growlithe, "-you'll get better yet."

The Gengar disappeared into the floor, and if Frost examines the TM he was given, he'll find it to be the move Beat Up.

Only then did they notice a figure standing next to where the Gengar had gone. It was a Vileplume, one petal missing and heavily bandaged. It was clutching a small yellow seed, vines sprouting out of it to form a necklace.

"I-I heard what happened. I'm...sorry I attacked, and I thank you for getting...getting rid of them." It hissed, looking back at the Mightyenas. "This...this was my mother's. Please, take it, and I would like to join you." It handed the Miracle seed to Zori.

Behind it Flint seemed to have woken up, and started pleading at Team Stormcloud to save him. The Vileplume glared at him, turning back to Zori.

"Don't, he doesn't deserve it."

Claimed from the Morning Star board with a ticket. Sorry Chaos. ><;

Everything was quiet in the Room of Team MistMelody. For one reason or another, every member was out and about today, except two. Era lay silently on her bed with Riley at her side. The Pikachu was in a state of forced bed rest by Sereni and the Eevee simply refused to leave her side. Era supposed it was an improvement, if only slight; Riley hadn't wanted anything to do with any of them, but the moment the Pikachu had returned on that day from her close encounter with death or madness he had refused to leave her side. Granted he didn't talk to anyone but Era, and spoke only a few words to her regardless, but it was more than he'd done before so no one was about to complain, least of all Era herself.

As they lay there, Era sat up with a sigh, causing Riley to raise his head with a look of mild curiosity. ”Riley, we have got to get out of here,” she said, looking around at the Team Room rather unhappily. The Eevee's eyes spoke for him, asking why she would say something like that and the Pikachu responded without hesitation, ”I'm fine, really, no matter what Sereni says. Javs fixed me up perfectly fine, there's nothing wrong with my mind!” Era was bored; there was nothing wrong with her at all, yet she was being penned up in one place and not allowed to leave. She was not about to stand for it, so there was nothing better to do than find a mission. Not only would it give her something to do, it would get Riley out and about as well, which he needed more than anything else at the moment.

Riley was unresponsive for a long moment, his ears lowered and eyes downcast. The Eevee was still suffering from his battle with Ethfael, and it wouldn't stop haunting him. He truly believed that he should be forced to leave the Team for what he had done, yet the thought of how he had killed the ghost that had pretended to be his own mother still weighed down on his mind. His mind was a jumble of mixed emotions that constantly clashed with one another, and it scared him. Being around Era reassured him, made him believe that things would be alright, and when she'd arrived suddenly almost dead, the Eevee had made a silent vow not to leave her side. With a sigh he looked up and met her hopeful eyes. ”Alright,” he replied quietly, getting to his feet, ready to follow where she led.

The Pikachu beamed, her eyes shining with gratitude, ”Thank you Riley!” she said happily, jumping to her feet and grabbing the bag without a second thought. ”We'll take something nice and simple, and be back in time to stop everyone from worrying themselves too much.” Era wasn't normally reckless, but she didn't see it as reckless, she saw it as doing herself and Riley a service, and in a sense it was. Once she was ready she turned to beckon Riley to come, only to find the Eevee silently waiting at attention by the door. With a smile, she opened the door and headed out, Riley following as they headed to the Mission Board.

When they arrived, Era's eyes trailed over the Missions but shifted shortly after to the Bounties. One in particular caught her eye and she reached a paw up to take it down, reading it over carefully. ”A Pikachu's causing trouble?” she murmured questioningly, causing Riley to peer over her shoulder at the note, blinking in surprise when he read the description. ”What do you think Riley?” Era said, ”I think we could handle this one.” The Eevee nodded mutely, his eyes disinterested again, and Era's heart fell. She'd just have to keep trying if she wanted to get the old Riley back, and that was exactly what she intended to do. ”Alright then,” she said, bringing a smile to her face, ”Well then, let's go!”

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When the two arrived at Dismal Delta it truly was a dismal sight. The dark clouds that hung overhead did nothing to improve the spirits of the two Pokemon as they arrived, and Riley especially felt as though his spirits had sunken even lower than they had been at the Guild. The pair stood atop a hill beside the river that flowed down into the numerous streams below. The entire area seemed to give off an aura of unhappiness, and everything seemed gray rather than colorful like the area around a river or stream is supposed to be. The flora was withered except for a few resilient weed-like plants that forced their way through the hard ground beside the water. One would almost think that the sun never shone upon this place, as though it was forgotten by Arceus himself.

As they stood, looking over the area to try and discern where they were headed, a flash of lightning suddenly shot down from the sky in the far distance, followed immediately after by the rumble of thunder. As the lightning came down, Era's fur stood on end from its power; even though it was far away she felt it as though it had touched down right beside her. Although she didn't say anything to Riley, it sent chills down her spine as she recalled the lightning from the fight with Ivan. The lightning that shot right past her before...Era shuddered and Riley silently pressed against her, reassuring the Pikachu that everything was still alright. ”Well,” she said, swallowing her uncertainty and glancing at her companion, ”I guess we know where we're headed then.”

Riley looked her over cautiously, his eyes meeting hers and holding them in his gaze ”Are you sure you're alright Era?” His voice sounded worn and rough from lack of use as he spoke up. The Pikachu blinked with surprise, the simple sentence was as long a sentence as he'd said since the day that he'd stopped talking. Riley seemed genuinely concerned too, which touched her heart.

”Yes, I'm sure,” she said to reassure him, placing a gentle paw on his back. The fur where her paw touched bristled with surprise at first but then slowly began to lay flat as the Eevee calmed down. He leaned into her touch, allowing her to soothe his troubled thoughts and she waited patiently until the tension in his muscles faded. ”Shall we go?” she asked him. Riley nodded in response and she smiled as they headed down towards whatever awaited them below.

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The further the pair went down the hill, the harder the going got. The gray, dying grass gave way to a wet, marshy area that was terribly difficult to walk through. More than once both Era and Riley had to pause as the other one struggled to get their paws out of the muck that they were walking through. As Era shook the mud off of her wings for the umpteenth time, she felt a soft touch on her shoulder. Riley offered something close to an apologetic smile and pointed with a muddied paw up ahead where the river they were walking beside began to branch off. Era smiled in return and nodded; that was where they could find their heading.

As they started heading toward the break, both of them soon found that going forward was impossible the way things were now. Every few steps they made resulted in more and more stumbles and falls until at last they couldn't do anything at all without getting stuck. ”We have to get out of this...” Era muttered, ”Or else-” She found herself cut off suddenly by a spray of water to the face as a Water Gun hit her straight on, causing Riley to jump forward in the Electric Type's defense as she fell to the ground.

”Well this is a surprise, you hired a body guard?” jeered a voice, ”A little Eevee to keep you from being attacked?” Three Water Pulse attacks of varying size came flying toward Riley at once, but the Eevee was unfazed. Instead he closed his eyes and paused where he stood, unresponsive. The instant before they hit him the Eevee vanished, unable to be seen much to their attackers' confusion. Aided by a Detect and Quick Attack combination, Riley had moved faster than the eye could see, and was currently standing on the other side of the river, emotionless eyes scanning the water as the Pokemon within searched for him on the other side. The combo was a move that he used sometimes in disappearing acts, almost as useful as a Teleport in some cases. As they tried to find him the Eevee tapped into his Stored Power and sent a stream of cards flying through the water. His aim was true and the three were all hit fiercely by the unexpected attack.

Riley stood on the edge of the river, watching undaunted as the three began to swim in a circle, sending a Whirlpool flying toward him. The Eevee crouched down and jumped through the center of the attack, sending a Secret Power made from jagged Diamonds that cut into the Water Types. As the water began to grow darker from the blood that had begun to pool from the three, he sent another Secret Power at them, this one made from pointed Spades. As cries of pain were heard from within, Riley silently leaned down to the water, reaching out a paw as if to touch it. ”Riley, stop!” came Era's voice from the other side, causing the Eevee to look up, his eyes losing their lack of feeling slightly and gaining a hint of curiosity.

”You're practically killing them...” the Pikachu murmured. She'd gotten up off the muddy ground to see the dark waters stained with blood, and that was all the more she needed to intervene. The old Riley wasn't like this, he was sweet and gentle and he wouldn't hurt a thing. This Riley didn't seem to care, he was like a machine that didn't stop until instructed. It frightened her to see what he had become.

By this time the crying had died down a bit, and Era carefully made her way down to the side of the river, searching for their attackers. Her wings, though muddy, still shone brightly from her back, and they brought on a muted gasp from below her. Hearing the noise, Era looked down in the water to find a small Finneon staring up at her. When she reached a paw toward the child, it shrunk back, whimpering slightly. ”Shhh, it's okay,” Era said softly, leaving her paw just above the water, ”Don't worry, I'm not going to hurt you.” The other Pokemon glanced back at Riley tentatively and she shook her head, ”No, he won't hurt you either.” The child looked up at her warily and then swam a bit closer to the top of the river. It came up a little at a time, and then finally it surfaced, brushing its head against the surface of her paw.

”Facet!” came a shout from nearby, and Era suddenly found herself being blown back by Silver Wind as a Lumineon emerged, angrily jumping to the defense of her son. Riley leaped across the river to Era's side in an instant, turning on the Lumineon, ready to attack before Era grabbed onto him, stopping him in his tracks. When Era managed to stand up straight again, the Lumineon was taken aback as she took the Pikachu into her sight, gaping with astonishment at the wings that adorned her back. ”What is this trickery?” she said warily, ”Since when did you get wings, you coward?”

Era once again held Riley back, smiling apologetically, ”I'm afraid you have me mixed up with someone else,” she said, ”My name is Era and this is Riley, we're from Team MistMelody, a Rescue Team with the Guilds.” She rummaged in the bag and pulled out her badge to show to the Lumineon that she was telling the truth. ”We got a notice about a Pikachu causing trouble around here, I'm guessing you probably mistook me for that Pokemon. We're actually here to find out what's going on and stop that Pikachu from causing you any more trouble.”

The Lumineon looked at her uncertainly for a moment, but then sighed and seemed to relax a bit. ”I suppose you couldn't be the same,” she said weakly, ”I thought there was something a little different about you, but I didn't see the wings.” She shuddered slightly, ”We wouldn't have attacked if I hadn't thought you were him. You bear a striking resemblance without the wings though...” Era looked quizzically at the Water Type, but she said nothing in explanation, merely sighed.

Facet, as she had called the younger Finneon, squirmed to get out from under her fin which she allowed. He swam back and came forward aiding a second Finneon, this one in bad condition. Both he and his mother were covered in little scratches here and there, but this other one had a long gash down her side that was still bleeding freely. Era's eyes widened in shock, and she came up to the water, staring at the little one nervously. The mother Lumineon looked at her other child sadly, ”I know it's not your fault,” she said to Era, ”You had to act in your own defense I know...” She trailed off, nuzzling her wounded child sadly.

Era looked on silently, her eyes tearing up at the sight of one so young in such a condition. ”I might be able to help,” she said softly, looking at the Lumineon for permission. The mother nodded, and Era carefully reached out a paw to touch the injured Finneon. The other Pokemon shrunk away, just like her brother had, but in the end, the Pikachu was able to make the connection. Silently she closed her eyes and made a silent Wish for the young Pokemon's healing. There were several moments of worrying silence that hung over them in which nothing happened, and then suddenly a bright light began to flow steadily from Era to the Finneon. It enveloped the girl and coursed through her, lighting up the injured area and steadily knitting it back together. They remained like that for several long minutes until at last the light ceased, and Era fell back, tired out from the healing and the Finneon blink, her entire body healed as though she had never been attacked.

The Lumineon stared in shock as her daughter smiled and began to swim about contentedly, Facet cheerfully following. ”My dear,” she said to Era, eyes brimming with gratefulness, ”You must have been sent by Arceus himself.” The Pikachu began to protest but the Lumineon continued on, ”You said your name was Era yes? And your Eevee friend is called Riley? Please, come with us.” With that she turned and began to swim off, forcing Era to hurry after with Riley following behind her.

They traveled quickly down the path of the leftmost stream when they reached the divide, the family leading the way up ahead. It was more difficult for the pair of them on land as they forged their way through the gray mud toward wherever their guides were leading them, but they managed to keep their footing well enough that they could keep up. They traveled downstream to where another smaller stream branched off of it, and turned to follow it. It led to a small cove wherein the river collected into a miniature pond. In the pond Facet and his sister were swimming around, surrounded by other families of Lumineon and Finneon, as well as families of Seaking and Goldeen. The overall atmosphere was tense and uncertain, and there were far too many Pokemon crowded into far too little of a space.

As Era walked in, all eyes turned to her and the place grew silent and filled with hostility. Despite her wings it seemed that they didn't quite believe she wasn't this other elusive Pikachu who looked so much like herself. ”Mandria, what is this?” a Seaking asked, swimming forward to the forefront of the group. He was bigger than most of the other Seaking there, revealing his dominance in the Water Type group. ”Why have you brought this demon, unchained, unbound, back to us?” He looked in Era's direction with disdain, inducing a glare from Riley as he stepped out in front of her.

”Don't worry Medinus,” the Lumineon said, ”It's not him, it's another Pikachu. They may look similar but Era is different. Not only is she a girl but she also has those lovely...”

”Wings,” Era finished for her, causing the crowd to gasp. ”They're wings,” she continued undaunted, ”Myself and Riley here are from the Guilds. We received notification of a Pikachu that was causing you all problems around here, and we're here to help. She smiled at them pleasantly, ”It's our job to handle things like this. I realize that I look like the one who's been causing you trouble, but we're very different, I assure you.” The last statement was more tentative than the others, she'd never met this Pikachu, so she couldn't really be sure of it, but in the very least it was true that they were different Pokemon despite their appearance.

”Is that so?” the Seaking replied, swimming toward her pensively.

”It's true sir,” Mandria replied, ”I've seen that they're different with my own eyes. She healed my daughter after we attacked them.” The Lumineon beckoned her children over and the pair swam up, the girl's non-injured complexion contrasting greatly with her brothers' appearance. ”Without her...” she continued, ”Without her there, little Entia might not have made it back.” Era smiled at the Lumineon, grateful for the support; she didn't know what the Seaking was thinking, but she hoped it was in her favor.

”I see...” Medinus replied, looking Era over. ”Well if you really are who you claim to be, then there's no reason not to trust you, but there's no real way to make certain you are who you claim to be.” As he spoke, thunder echoed in the distance and he laughed a bit, ”Don't think that will fool me, I know that you don't have to be there for your lightning to remain.” Era backed up slightly, Riley by her side as he came ever closer her expression growing slightly fearful. ”Are you afraid?” the Water Type said, sounding delighted, ”Then you'd better run little Pikachu, run back to your home on the banks before we come after you.”

Although she could likely have take on Medinus himself with Riley's help, the whole cove of Water Types would doubtless be too much for two Pokemon to handle. As Riley stepped forward, fur bristling and gaze set to kill, Era silently shook her head. ”Don't Riley, there's nothing we can do.” she murmured. Looking back at the Seaking she began to back away as he and the others started to advance on them, ”Alright, we'll leave,” she said, ”You don't have to force us out, we'll go peacefully. We really do want to help you, but if you don't want our help, then so be it.” Nodding to them slightly, the Pikachu turned away and headed out of the cove, back down the path of the river with Riley trotting at her heels. Murmurs trailed after the pair, but they kept going without faltering, never looking back.

Once they were far enough away that the cove had vanished from view, Era paused, Riley turning back to look at her as she stopped. ”What can we do?” she said worriedly, ”We can't leave this alone, they can't handle a criminal by themselves. If he's as much of a worry as the Bounty implies, then Water Types shouldn't be facing against him.” This nameless enemy was nagging at her mind, prodding her curiosity. He was a Pikachu and the Water Types didn't like him, that was evident, but no one had named a crime that he had done. Not only that, but this alleged criminal possessed an appearance similar to that of her own. There were plenty of questions that Era wanted answers to but didn't know how to get them.

Riley didn't respond, his eyes on the horizon where lightning struck far ahead. The Eevee wondered exactly what was going on also, but he didn't truly care. He was more concerned with getting through this and getting back with them both still in one piece. He glanced at Era for a moment, her gaze pleading with him to say something, to help her understand through her confusion and for just a moment, something brushed against his heart, causing him to gasp with pain at how much it hurt. ”Er...a...” he gasped, falling to his knees painfully.

Era's eyes widened in shock at the sudden change in Riley's condition, and she hurried over to her companion's side. ”Riley! Riley what's wrong!?” she said, grabbing his paw in her own as his hazy eyes met hers. She was scared; terrified that he was hurt and that it had been her fault. ”Please, please Riley...”

The Eevee coughed painfully, and suddenly his gaze sharpened into one of pain and fear. ”Era! What's going on?” he moaned, ”It's so dark and cold here, and I can't feel...I can't feel anything.” He seemed to be almost lucid yet this was the closest to normal that she'd seen him in so long. ”Era please...” Riley said, his tone pleading, ”I don't know what's wrong with me, help me...” He clenched his own paw tightly around Era's, holding it close to his chest as he subsided into a fit of twitching and intense pain.

Era didn't know what to do or what to say, her heart raced as she watched Riley on the ground, holding onto his paw as tightly as he held hers. This was real though, this was the Riley that she knew, not the false one that had taken his place, and she didn't want to lose him. ”I'm here Riley,” she murmured, standing there as she watched him flail helplessly, ”I won't let you go, I promise.” And as she stood there on the bleak and barren landscape of the delta, eyes locked on him, there were no words that meant more to her than those.

As if on cue, the Eevee shuddered on final time and his eyes closed, his body ceasing to move. His breathing still came in harsh gasps, and he lay there for several moments, recovering from the episode. When he reopened his eyes all emotion was gone from them once more, and he stared up at Era as if to ask why she was holding his paw. The Pikachu, realizing that whatever had just happened was over for the moment, reluctantly let go of his paw, holding it close to her chest. Riley deftly leaped to his paws and began heading forward down beside the water. Era followed along quietly, the two having switched places for the moment as they walked down the stream back towards the central delta.

When they reached the break that had taken them down toward the cove itself, a familiar voice was heard faintly in the distance. ”Era, Riley, wait!” it called, causing Era to turn back and Riley to follow suit. Sure enough, there was Mandria, swimming as quickly as she could towards them. The Lumineon made her way up nearby where they waited, peering out of the water apologetically towards them. ”I'm so sorry for the trouble you had back there!” she said, ”I didn't think that he would react so badly to another Pikachu. Please don't leave though, we do need your help. None of us can face him ourselves, he's just too much for any of us here to handle.”

Era sighed wearily; the stress was admittedly getting to her, and she was beginning to wonder if it really had been such a good idea to take this Bounty after all. Whether it was or not though, here they were and here they'd stay until the job was done; that was the way the Guilds worked. ”Don't worry,” she said to the friendly Lumineon, ”Riley and I weren't leaving, we were just heading a different way. We'll keep out of the way of Medinus and the rest of you, and hopefully we can avoid any more trouble.”

”Oh, I'm so glad,” Mandria replied, her eyes lighting up happily, ”Thank you for not giving up on us.” Looking around furtively as if she might be caught, the Lumineon beckoned them closer. As the bent down, she gave one more glance back and forth before continuing. ”I'm not sure how much help this will be, but it's the best I can give you,” she whispered, ”There are lots of strange things going on around here, not just the thunderstorms, and they've been making the Pokemon restless. Something unnatural is taking place but we don't know what. The Pikachu who's causing this, we don't even dare to say his name, but he looks just like you. He sometimes comes around the area, but he's never said anything to anyone, and we always chase him off before he can do any harm...” She bit her lip as if about to say something but thought the better of it and remained silent.

Era nodded, listening carefully to the Lumineon's words; she appreciated it greatly, as they now had an idea of what they were up against, which was at least a start. ”Thank you very much,” the Pikachu said, ”I'm glad we have some idea what we're up against.” She glanced up as another bolt of lightning hit the ground, closer now than it had been before, and her fur bristled in anticipation of meeting this Pokemon. ”Thank you for your help Mandria,” she said pleasantly, ”Riley and I should be heading onward then.”

As they turned to head forward, Mandria waved a fin in farewell, ”Best of luck Rescue Team!” she called after them. ”May you be successful, for the sake of all of us.”

The pair wandered on, Era leading and Riley following mutely behind as before. Frequently the Pikachu would glance back at the Eevee, but not once did she get a response. His eyes were fixated on the ground staring at nothing; the intensity of his gaze was frightening, and although no emotion lay within his eyes he looked as though he could stare through the earth he was looking at. There was little interruption from anything else, the gray landscape laying forlornly all around them and not a sound from anything, it was as though everything had vanished, leaving only the Pikachu and Eevee, alone and forgotten by the world.

The silence was shattered abruptly by malicious cackling that seemed to start far away and grow nearer and nearer. The duo stopped and looked around for its source to find a pair of Gastly materializing before them. Riley's hackles rose as he crouched down and Era stepped back, uncertain of the motive of these two. ”Hello there!” giggled the one on the right, ”We've been expecting you!”

”He wants to see you right away, yes he does!” the one on the left chimed in, ”Cute little Rescue Team from the Guild, you need to go meet him. Indio and Ceria will take you there, yes we will!” It was obvious that the Gastly was referring to herself and the other Gastly, although which was which was a mystery.

Riley's hackles remained erect as he stared them down, not seeming to care whether they were friend or foe. Era, on the other hand, looked from one to the other uncertainly, but the Gastly's faces betrayed nothing but gleeful mischief. ”Who do you want to take us to meet?” she asked them.

The Gastly both chuckled gleefully, faces alight with delight, ”Clever clever Pikachu,” they said in perfect tandem, ”You belong with your own kind, and that's where we'll take you.” Era's eyes widened with shock; these two knew the Pikachu they were after? She wasn't entirely certain what to do, but there was no one to help her decide; Riley was the only one there and the Eevee was standing with his eyes on the Gastly, appearing ready to tear them to shreds if given the chance. As it turned out though, she didn't need an answer, instead the two ghosts began to circle her incessantly. ”Come with us, come with us!” they chanted softly in her ears, causing her no small amount of confusion as they seemed to come closer and closer. ”Come back with us...”

Their voices blended together into a mesmerizing song-like sound that echoed in the minds of Era and Riley both and slowly but surely overpowered the pair of them, the double Hypnosis sending them into deep sleep. The Gastly both began to change, their forms shifting so that they had arms with which they caught the fallen Pikachu and Eevee.

”Nighty night!”

”We'll see you in the morning!”

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"Thank you again." The first words came out of Eon's mouth the second the all appeared in the guild.
He watched as a cluster of Chansey scurried out and carted off the Lumineon that was slowly breaking free of his paralysis and continuing his stream of curses.
Before the female Pikachu could voice a protest he shook his head, "Not for dealing with Medinus. I could have lived with his words regardless." He turned slowly to the two Gastly now dancing about in circles behind them, blissfully unaware of their fate.
"...they do seem okay this way. I suppose..." He spoke as though he didn't want to accept it, but had decided to anyways if only because it was meant to be.
"You need not fret too much over them, dear." A voice exclaimed from behind the Pikachu duo and lone Eevee. Before them a Mismagius tilted her hat in a greeting. "I do not mean to pry, but I noticed you all return here a moment ago and I saw those two...they are 'new' Ghost Type aren't they?"
Eon seemed hesitant for a moment before giving a brief nod.
The Mismagius continued, "I remember the feeling. I use to be a Volbeat, you know. Enjoying my life until it ended so suddenly I didn't even notice. Once the body dies the spirit continues, those Pichu seemed to still be in that stage of unknowing. I would like to...well, I would help you'd allow me to help them understand."
The male Pikachu stiffened. Give up Indio and Ceria to this stranger? Like that? He didn't like the idea, but she had a kind face and...they did need someone who understood their plight.
With an almost pained expression he nodded and agreed to hand them over.
Excusing himself from Era he went to explain to the two Ghost what had just happened, they seemed confused at first...and then unhappy.
After promising to visit nonstop the Pikachu finally managed to coax them to the Mismagius, who finally introduced herself as Cleo, before she swept them away through the floor and out of sight.
Eon didn't speak immediately, instead he kept his head down for a few long moments before turning to Era with a sad smile.
"Looks like...I need a place to stay. Would you mind?"

Whether she agreed to or not, the team would return to their room for the night and awaken to find a box from Mandria!
It held 3000 PD, a Water Pulse TM, an Ominous Wind TM and a single blue egg. [Water type of your choice.]