Hear Us Roar

     “Oh no, it’s not impossible, just very hard. One of our powers includes controlling our tangibility. If we’re paying attention nothing can hit us.” Quite handy when they didn’t feel like fighting. “Oh no I didn’t say you would I just meant on the off chance we do startle you somehow.”

     He couldn’t help the small snort that left him. “Sorry, that wasn’t at you, but more the idea of something actually hurting us. But yes if you do come to live with us we’ll be sure to be careful.” The ability to control their tangibility and not really, well, die easily helped that thought.

     A nod was given. “You’re welcome. At least with us we’ll be more understanding should anything happen.” It anything happened it’d likely be to blame on whatever he’d gone through. At least, he assumed as much anyway.

     “I mean, as long as Her is fine with it I really don’t see the problem. Besides, we went through similar situations, it’d probably do you some good to stick around a while. It wouldn’t really be a burden.” At least, in his mind it wouldn’t anyway.

     A nod was given. “I couldn’t tell you where we were when what was done to us happened, I just know we ran a good deal away.” His head tilted a bit. “Oh? It is hard to find a place, we know that much. I’m sure once I’ve explained it to him, Her wouldn’t mind you staying with us for a while if you’d like.”

     “Tell me about it.” He sighed a bit. He caught the sincerity, which was the main reason why he didn’t retort with anything. “Anyway, do you come here often or?” The fox wasn’t exactly native to Unova after all. He was a little curious on why he was here.

     An eye roll was given. He knew that’d been coming. “He probably wouldn’t try to do anything. He’d be more likely to panic than anything.” That was more so because not many knew what’d happened to them, though Her was the one more likely to explain it to people.

     “Curiosity killed the cat.” He stated. He’d learned a lot more than just what he was after all. Hearing the question, he sighed a bit. “I suppose. Just let me be the one to tell him you know what happened to us.” It’d make it easier in the long run, so Her wouldn’t get thrown into a panic attack.

     “Well, thank you for doing that then I suppose.” It was nice to know he hadn’t seen everything at least. He really had gone through a lot, and so had his brother. It’d warped their sense of pain if he were being completely honest.

     “Hm, you haven’t seen the powers I do have then. Just because I don’t know how to use any moves doesn’t mean I’m defenseless.” Besides, it’s not like the other would actually hurt him in any case. Well, yes he could try but it wouldn’t do anything unless he figured out his weak spot.

     A grumble left him, knowing he really couldn’t blame the fox. Still, it was annoying having his life known by someone other than those who’re involved. “Just be glad I’m not doing anything about it. Had it been anyone else I probably would’ve gone off on them.” He felt, violated to say the least.

     “So, you’re a Pokemon then?” Honestly he wasn’t surprised about that. “No, I’m not, but do you blame me? And either way it’s not as if I was going to do anything. You probably saw the DNA I was fused with. I can’t even use actual moves.”

     “Wha-…” How did he know tha-. Wait, is he the reason those memories came back? “I don’t know what you are but I don’t appreciate having my mind snooped through like that.” He wanted to be more annoyed, but knowing he’d been through a similar situation made it rather hard.

     Removing his hand from his head, he blinked as he looked back at the other. “Like you?” Clearly Hin was more confused than anything. It hadn’t clicked that the other had been searching his mind. Then again, the resurfaced memories were a good distraction from thinking straight.

     “Pah.” Moving, he chose to leave himself. That was, until he felt something going on in his head. “Nnh.” A hand moved up to the side of his head, holding it as flashes of his childhood came and went, coupled with the accident he and his brother was in. If his heart were still beating, it’d have been racing.