parvati's expression was cold but determined. she crosses her arms in front of her chest.

as she looked to the natu and the natu glanced at her, but then was watching the scyther intently; the bird didn't even blink, but it moved so that it was always keeping one eye on the bug.

should the scyther move too quickly, or too close (both very likely) the natu would focus its intent upon the other pokemon and direct a confuse ray at it; whether or not such an effort was successful would be anybody's guess.

parvati was a mixed bag of her own thoughts: wanting to do a good job, trying to remember natu's abilities, trying to think of the best strategy, and wondering if she'd chosen the right pokemon from her team -- all of which the natu could pick up in a jumble, at least in a liminal sense.

it was fortunate that arya's instincts were so keyed-in to the dangers of the fight, or else nothing would have happened. parvati was too nervous to say any orders aloud. everything was happening so quickly - most of which invisibly, and so she had no idea what to do or how to instruct the natu.

arya on the other hand was trying not to die, seeing as they were facing a giant bug with swords for arms, and the bird had never been put in to a situation quite like this one before; she chirruped and on cue with the sound, teleported to the opposite side of the scyther and once she was there, leered at the back of their head.

"arya, don't just stare at it!" parvati called out, ignorant to the fact that she had just been staring at the entire battle as it unfolded, which made her a hypocrite.