The moment Io moved the crowd back his hand was taken by another boy. He was given a handshake and a kiss to the back of his hand, causing him to blush and stutter, attempting to respond to the boy's questions. But before anything could come out, a ball of energy zoomed passed their heads and clashed with the Wishiwashi. Not only was there what Ioane figured was a Dragon Rage coming from a girl and her Salandit, but the command of another trainer and her Goomy, assisting in the helping of calming the gigantic fish down.

"Sorry!" Io said, taking his hand back. He turned to his Aipom and nodded, "Auggie, give him a Power-Up Punch!" His little lavender monkey threw a fist into the air as it jumped, giving his trainer a wink and smile. The Aipom's tail curled into a fist and began glowing as it neared the Wishiwashi. The fisted tail made contact with the school of Wishiwashi, knocking off a few of the small fish, but in retaliation Auggie and whoever was nearby was gifted with a direct his of a Hydro Pump.

The massive water attack sent Auggie flying, crashing into this trainer, knocking them both a few feet away, further from the shoreline. "Probably wasn't the best idea to make that thing even more angry..." Io said, not really thinking before doing, a habit that had returned to him since coming back home. Being home made him a little nervous, and when he felt nervous he did things he wouldn't usually do. Like... fighting a school of Wishiwashi when he knew better. But things were already getting to be a little too late.

The Wishiwashi school let out a roar, which shocked Io. The deep and low roar of the school of fish was something new to the researcher. He had seen Wishiwashi before, but it was mostly just them alone, not angered, usually calm. That's when it hit him, they were angry at something, and maybe if Ioane could figure out just what then maybe they could calm them down once again.

"If you guys can distract him again, I think I know what to do!" Io shouted to those around him. He didn't know what else to do, but he had to hope for the best right now.