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This was not a promising situation. Jericho hadn't had to deal with flying in a storm this harsh before, and he had a feeling that they couldn't just reason with the cause of it. It would be incredibly risky at the very least. He could try to attack them, but that was also risky and could...

With that confirmation, Jericho sent out his Salamence. Mercury already seemed prepared for whatever task Jericho was about to give him. Exchanging slow, subtle nods to the other, Mercury lowered itself a bit so that Jericho could climb onto his back, before Mercury straightened himself once...

Jericho blinked a bit at the suggestion, though not really out of incredulity. It was a solid idea, and Jericho trusted that they could fly over there without severe trouble, if they were sensible about it. "It sounds like a good idea," he admitted with a nod. "Wouldn't be my first time flying...

Well, at least there was indeed something that Jericho could relate to his partner with, though it did sound like the age gaps between both pairs were pretty different. Jericho was a little over a decade older than Luna was, and it came with heavier guilt regarding the fact that he hadn't seen...

"You would be right. And I am fairly grateful that I haven't broken a bone in several years, truly an accomplishment." It was a bit embarrassing, thinking about his past as an aspiring coordinator. All those days and nights, hours of his life poured into a dream that would never come to pass for...

Well, it sounded fairly solid. Jericho could make use of that team, and he knew that Primrose in particular would love to make some new friends. His Leafeon was the gentlest and most socially competent of his team...and also arguably more socially competent than Jericho himself, something that...

Jericho had to remind himself not to be so obvious about his distaste for ice types. "My team should be...fine. The only ones who should worry are Mercury and Primrose." Especially Mercury. Not that Jericho had any lack of faith in his Salamence, being his oldest and strongest partner, though...

"I've hardly been there myself, though it may be worth a look," Jericho said. Although he had personally never had to learn all the twists and turns of Twist Mountain, if there was any reason to go there, then Jericho figured that it was worth the extra effort, even if it's just for the valuable...

Ah, of course, Jericho had expected the question to be turned around on him next. It was only natural, after all, and Jericho knew his answer all too well, regret and resolve hardened against and around one another, as he thought about two small children alone in the world with no one but each...

Jericho took the file as soon as it was given to him, looking it over as the sage spoke. Although he remained rigid in his stance, internally Jericho's gut was heavy with the anticipation of locating the legendary dragons. Epic tales that he had grown up with echoed around in his skull, before...

Admira noticed the other hero notice her as well, and a small smile cracked across her face. The other heroine seemed...nice. Or was Admira really just sheltered enough for most of her life that she was mistaking something else entirely for being nice? But then again, surely the heroine must be...

Jericho thought for a moment. His mother had told him many stories before she died. Some of them, he remembered clearly. The story that Gale had brought up wasn't one of them. "I don't," he admitted. It sounded like a story that his mother could and would have told him, had she not died. Jericho...

Admira had been caught off guard as she saw a blue light form around the tires. The criminals' vehicle skidded and although Admira could guess that the criminals were trying their best to keep their vehicle moving at full speed, it wasn't going to stop anytime soon. It seemed...strong. And...

Jericho listened to her as she addressed him. When she had said 'we are the same,' for a moment Jericho's heart skipped a beat, wondering if she somehow already knew. But when she said otherwise, Jericho allowed himself to relax. He kept his eyes on her as she asked him this and Jericho couldn't...

A museum heist was not an uncommon crime. Now, Admira did almost want something a bit more exciting. At least then it'd be easier to improve her reputation as a heroine, though she was still new to the whole gig and only recently appeared on the people's radars. Still, it was a crime worth...

Jericho, meanwhile, stood by Gale's side as her father left. "You're not in a good mood," Jericho said. But of course, that much was obvious. "Would you rather we go outside and do something else?" His job was to protect Gale, sure, but he also wanted to make sure that she would be in a good...

Prince Andrew had let her go, and meanwhile Jericho went to go return to his place by the princess' side. He found himself by the door to her chambers, and considering that he heard some voices from inside of it, it wasn't hard to guess that Gale was in here. Jericho let himself wait outside...

Andrew hesitated. This arrangement had been decided by their parents already, and he didn't want to really go against them since he knew the trouble that it could cause. But it still didn't change the fact that he didn't really want this either. He let out a breath, and for a moment he let that...

Prince Andrew nodded as she led him to the room. He took a look around and decided that he was quite impressed with it, even if it didn't quite match home. "Well, I simply just want to get to know you," he said. He took a drink from the servant, taking a sip out of it before he continued to...

"Ah, not to worry. My entourage is elsewhere to handle my belongings," Prince Andrew assured her. "Just gives us more time to spend with each other, hm? I'm looking forward to speaking with you in private." And once again, the prince's voice sounded rather strained. Jericho wondered if he had...