♤♡Darkness Will Come♧♢

🎵”Fuck you. Fuck you very, very much.~ 'Cause we hate what you do and we hate your whole crew. So please don't stay in touch.”

“Mhmm.~” He smiled again at the kiss and pressed one to Nobori’s jaw. “What about your day? Anything exciting in the Subways today?”

“Oh nothing. I’m just very aware of all the trouble you’re causing. I find it a bit amusing to actually meet you.”

“It actually was okay today. I won several, lost a few but nothing sour from my opponents. No new champion this time around either.” Days like this were always good for him.

His grin stayed in place from the kiss. “I love you too, Nobori.~” If he were a cat there would be no doubt that he would be purring just from the other’s words alone.

“Well, well. Look who found me.~”

There was no resistance from the Elite as he was pulled down. He grinned and nuzzled at Nobori’s throat as he curled to him a bit.

A smile appeared on the shorter man’s face. “I didn’t raise a Pikachu before I knew of them and I definitely wouldn’t pick one now.” He adored Mimikyu and wanted to catch one for himself. Yes, the Alolan Raichu was quite the sight but he’d never raise one if it upset a Mimikyu.

Grimsley lifted an eyebrow at him. “Okay, one, Mimikyu are adorable. I don’t care what you say. And two, you know Rose would throw a fit if I went near one of those things. I don’t care for them anyways, ya shit.” He chuckled a little and hugged the taller man’s arm.

“Lucky for your peace of mind, I’m not going out on the water today.” He turned to look back at the Mantine. “I was told that the Mantine I ride there is ill. I just wanted to give him some comfort in hopes that he will recover faster.” The former Elite watched and waved as the Mantine returned to the water.

“Oh come now. You really think Cain would let me drown?” He stood and faced the other man. “And it’s plenty safe if you know what you’re doing. I think my high scores are proof enough of that.” He stepped over to Tabitha and placed a hand on his cheek. “And I never go out when it doesn’t feel right.”

“You worry too much.” Grimsley was knelt down in the shallow waters of Ula’ula Beach, gently petting the head of the Mantine he frequently rode. “The Mantine are perfectly trained for this and safe.” He said to the man he knew was several feet away due to the water.