Amor approached Oscar with an easy smile on his face. Dressed in his usual of a black kalosian suit tailored to fit. Though the silver haired character would have a new companion with him. In addition to the Dragonite that was always near him, there would be a creature that appeared alien in origin hovering just behind the dragon pokemon. A Deoxys that had been gifted to him from declan walsh, though Amor still didn't have the faintest clue as to why. Though he rarely looked a gift horse in the mouth, he figured if he was going to be saddled with it, he would make the most use out of it that he could. Though he wasn't entirely sure how he should bond with it either, but he at least would try.

"Oscar! I'm glad to see that you're back, and not dead in a ditch somewhere." He said with a brilliant smile as he closed the gap, and looked up at the power spot. Memories came flooding back to him from a different time, another place, another dimension, and his heart ached for a moment. "They are so much bigger up close." He said with a chuckle as he looked into the distance to see even more of the power spots jutting desperately out of the cliffsides, and crater wall of the city.

The sky was cloudy, which was strange he didn't think that it called for rain today, in fact he thought it was going to be sunny. Though a little rain never hurt anyone.

"So tell me what you've learned so far while you've been waiting for me?" Amor was happy to have someone with which he could nerd out a little bit with. Of course he had the members of his Team Nebula, but it was different with Oscar, at least he felt it was different. It was hard to explain.

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Amor would not keep Oscar waiting for too long, descending on the back of his dragonite with a--deoxys in tow. Oscar eyed the deoxys warily, it had been a long time since he had seen the cosmic parasite up close. Genesect did not share its master's caution, and would wave its claws as a gesture of greeting. It at the very least recognized both Amor and deoxys as allies.

As Amor addressed him, Oscar's expression brightened up. He was indeed happy to see his old friend once more, and would slap the man on the shoulder as they examined the power spot. "It's good to see you Amor. Staying healthy as well I hope." Oscar side eyed the alien virus, hoping that it did not plan on one day infecting Oscar's friend. That worry can wait for another day though. There was work to do.

Oscar clapped his hands together and gestured toward his machine, "I've been using these energy readers to grab data from the power spots. The process always ends with them exploding, but eventually I should be able to figure out a way to hold the dynaenergy in one place for a bit. How about you, what have you been up to?"

The waves nearby began to crash a little harsher than before, but Oscar was too busy socializing to notice.

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The slap on the back, and the smiles of his friend earned an angelic smile from Amor as well. It wasn't often that he felt he could be genuine, but Oscar was one of the few he felt he could be.

"Well a lot has happened. I spent forty years in a day, got a new companion, and well created a special team, which I'm sure you'll hear all about sooner or later." He chuckled a bit, and soaked in all the information that he was being told. "Dynergy is a bit more volatile than the other types, we're gonna need more than just the power spots to access it." He expressed to Oscar, and looked down at his wrist, the lack of a band there irked him to some degree, but he just shook it off. "In another life I learned how to create the bands to utilize it, but we need a special material. So if you can trap the energy, that would be seventy percent of the work done." He gave his friend a wink.

"Hmmm they explode, do they need more capacity, or are they just filled to suddenly?" He asked curiously observing the energy readers that Oscar had pointed to. Like his friend he wasn't paying attention to the waves, and their slowly increasing intensity. Amor wanted to do some catching with someone that he viewed as owing much to.

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