[center][b][i]Jazz[/i][/b][/center]

The Jolteon chuckled at the Arcanine's reaction, pleased she could make the shy fire type laugh. Grinning brightly at the kind offer of Oran Berries, she nodded happily. [b]"That would be great! Thanks a lot buddy!"[/b] she chirped before blinking a bit as a ball of green and spikes bounced on top of Beast's back, eagerly greeting the little shy water pokemon.

Jazz couldn't help but laugh as she watched the Arcanine jump in surprise before calming down enough to ask where should they start. Before the electric pokemon could reply though, little Amara got scared from Spike's surprising entrance and got off of Beasts's back. Then severely sobbed and soaked them all with tears.

Blinking a little as her yellow fur was now fully spiked from shock. Jolteon fur was actually pretty soft but once they get surprised, angry, and of scared then their fur turns dangerously sharp and spikey. However, Jazz soon relaxed and simply shook her fur before chuckling a little as she looked at Amara.

[b]"Awe c'mon little Ammy! It's okay he was just being friendly. Boys get a bit too rowdy, ya get use to it."[/b] Jazz joked playfully but kindly. [b]"Come on, we can go on a little adventure as we look for the others. I'll teach ya all about being a adventurer."[/b] she said before flicking her tail towards the ground by the forest.

[b]"Like how to track down some troublemakers. They always leave clues."[/b] Jazz smirked as she noted the small paw prints and crushed grass.

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[center][b][i]Altaire[/i][/b][/center]

Perking his ears a little at the Eevee's kind offer, his makeshift tail slowly wagged in response and he was about to reply, but he instantly coward lower to the ground as the young Poochyena growled at him. His body trembled and his ears dropped to the side. Although he honestly shouldn't be afraid of such a young and in reality smaller Pokemon, Altaire couldn't help it. He didn't like fighting nor did he like being disliked. 

It didn't take long for the disguised Latios to bolt behind the tree, hiding and shaking behind it. He would have bolted away from them by now, but his good heart didn't really want to leave them all alone either.