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[color=f7941d]"We won? We won!"[/color]Abigail looked at the field for a moment before her face split into a wide grin and she rushed forward, picking her Wooper up into her arms, and spinning around, looking as much like an excited puppy as it was possible for a person to look. [color=f7941d]"We did it! Go team! We're the best!"[/color] After a little more of that, Abigail realised she was maybe being a bit rude. She couldn't just ignore the other team, that was mean.

[color=f7941d]"Oh, uh, you guys did good too! Just not as good as us, but still good!"[/color] It was quickly becoming apparent that Abigail had all the social delicacy and etiquette of... Well, of something with very little of it to spare. As she let one hand go in order to give them a thumbs up, she lost her balance and basically faceplanted.  Winston just looked slightly confused at what was going on. He gave his trainer a look that conveyed a lot of disappointment for something with what seemed like only one facial expression. [color=00aeef]"...Woop? Woop."[/color]

Nodding sagely, Abigail appeared to think for a good few seconds at this. Of course, how hadn't she realised it before? [color=f7941d]"You're right. We've got a journey to get on with. Professor, can we go now?"[/color] Standing up, she brushed the dust off of her clothes, looking at Kalmia. They'd won, so it seemed like it was right for her to get going soon. Heroes didn't get left behind in the dirt! They went ahead, and beat bad guys and did hero-y stuff!

Of course, an observer would notice that Abigail's manner had shifted a huge amount after the battle had finished - it seemed that the girl's intelligence was definitely something very much focused in one area. And that otherwise, the girl could charitably be called a little bit scatterbrained. It wasn't that she was stupid, just that she didn't focus on anything for more than a split second and had no filter between her brain and her mouth.