Josh, as well, was finishing up his pasta. It was starting to regain its taste, now that he had a feeling perhaps Law Enforcement may have been barking up the wrong tree. "But if it wasn't the Dark Triad... then who was it?" he asked, trying to absorb some of the leftover sauce into a piece of garlic bread he had been saving for this moment. "This is quite the development. I think Law Enforcement might benefit from some cross-examination from you and Callan Young . Even knowing the Triad might be a false lead could help a lot. I'm sure they could do it remotely, too, if travel is a problem."

Josh shrugged at the mention of Crystalblooms. "Not that I was paying attention to. What exactly are they?" he asked, Janus yawning from wearing himself out trying to get through to Lars and Josh. The Espeon looked like he was about to fall asleep.

"It beats me, too. I'm just scared that if it's not the Triad, the case will quickly go cold," he frowned, unable to hold back a yawn. Janus' yawn was as contagious as the Pokémon move of the same name, apparently. He soaked up the remainder of the white sauce with the other piece of garlic bread. While he wasn't exactly in a food coma, that filled him up. "I don't remember if I mentioned it, but this is also not the first time this individual's gone after me. You follow much sports? Cause there was an article on PSPN about it."

"I'm going to go back to be questioned again as soon as I'm feeling well," Josh assured Lars. "You should let them pick your brain, too. You and a couple other people more familiar with the Triad and this other junk than I am." As Lars began to trail off about Crystalblooms again, Josh stood up and stretched. "No wonder I haven't heard of them, if they disappeared from Hoenn recently. It was probably before I came back. Anyway, thank you for dinner and listening to me. I think this is going to help a lot. I know you're worried about me, but I've kept my dream alive for over ten years. It's not going anywhere. I don't know how long it will take before I sit astride that thundercloud, but it's not an if. It's a when. Thanks for coming."