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At the sight of the Voltorb, Fen perks up a little bit - dee has a fondness for genderless, unknown gender pokémon, so dee always considered getting one ... but der goals are set, so dee nods another time for the Autism Creatures to charge forward and test its abilities.

Unfortunately, only Negatives as well. But nothing you could do about it. Vanillite makes quick work of it with a Sheer Cold, and the gang returns momentarily to the Night Market to buy up some more snacks. Then, it's time for the final walk home - and while der creatures are distracted again and happily chatting amongst themselves, dee is keeping an eye out.

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The task at hand is kind of ... funny, but also not. It's really boring just to see pokéballs with no Ultra Ball or anything else in-between, but well. A task is a task, and right now, Fenelle refuses to think back on what dee actually needs to be doing.

So, Morgrem is next to dem (nickname ...) and helps out. They have to be careful, or these Toxic Chained Pokémon would actually try to grow fungi on them. Which is ... actually, fascinating to think about ... Dee looks over at Sailor de Laurierwylle, waving to get their attention. I wonder if we can seperate the spores, keep 'em for later. Or do they die and not work anymore if you do that?

Dee doesn't hear the scream of an unfortunate Rocket that's been infected behind dem.

PROMPT reference a pokeball type like a great ball. (not-maxed BP)

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Fenelle gestures for der pokémon to stand back a bit. Wait. As it turns out, they've found an electric rat - and not only that, but also a steel type that dee needs. However, Fenelle looks at it critically, thinking. Dee has seen quite many of those types around, and maybe, if dee looks a bit further, dee might also find some of the harder to find ones ...

Dee nods, and the divided-now-united-divide-conquer braincell moves forward in unison. They're small, childish and stupid, but also, very terrifying.

It turns out that the Togedemaru does, indeed, not have anything dee is looking for, so dee turns away and continues looking for other pokémon that roam the area.

The Morgrem seems to take the compliment, looking content as he flexes his hair again. Fenelle gives the pokémon a thumbs-up, wondering how dee should start ... or maybe spending some time with the Autism Creatures could help ... but, dee would rather keep them seperate. We're up for the challenge, Fen signs, confidently.

It seems like the Weezing also warms up to Sai, but frankly, Fen could never ever see how it could not. If Sai doesn't want you to like them, you don't - if they want to, then you do. It's that simple.

Fen points to the Morgrem, and gestures back to Sai. He listens to der siblings words, and seems to nod understandingly, pensively. (Frankly, Fen's never thought much about right or wrong ... it's do or don't. And well, dee trusts Sai's judgement.) I think that should be all for here? Let's head back, I want a snack after all this.

Sailor de Laurierwylle

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After the first wave of quick-signing excitement, Fenelle tries to slow down, but it might still be a bit fast. Dee tries to reach a tempo that works for Chu-e over time, but it might take a while.

Dee doesn't mind the slow signing, and is rather happy that something, from whatever time ago, still stuck. And it seems like Chu-e also hasn't been signing just the very basics, either, which makes dem slightly curious. But for the moment, the simulation takes the prize for most curious thing. Dee grins at Chu-e's slight theatrics, and returns it with an even more dramatic bow (dee would never curtsy), but also steps in first.

It's blinding white, then dark. Dee looks around curiously, and finds that dee sees various texts floating around - otherwise, it probably would have lost a lot of its charm. But even without sound, there's a certain pull. Dee turns to look at Chu-e, pointing further down. Do you mind if we go and see what's there?

Chu-e Choi
choice advance into the dark 50pts

Fen doesn't immediately notice Sai's signing at dem, too engrossed in more and more ridiculous displays of strength. As dee does, however, dee seems to slightly pout, I'm not, dee signs despite everything pointing to the contrary. See, Morgrem understood now what I mean. In fact, the pokémon, recovering from the attacks still mentally, seems to latch onto Fen's ridiculousness, mirroring some of the moves dee's made.

As Sai starts explaining the deal, Fen points at the Morgrem to listen to what Sai's saying, pondering. I'll have to teach that one sign language ... and figure out some system ... Mirrors are good and well if everyone's playing 'fair'. Dee snickers at that thought. Hope you're not an honourable one, Sir, dee signs at the Morgrem, who doesn't understand. They'll get there.

Sailor de Laurierwylle