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She followed closely behind the purple feline, their meager groceries clutched tightly in her hands. She was getting anxious. Partially because the strap for the instrument case on her shoulder was starting to slip off. Partially because there had been so many people in that little grocery store. And the other part was because the pokeball in the pocket of her oversized hoodie was clicking. A sure sign that the aggressive dragon type in the pokeball was getting annoyed at being in his pokeball for so long.

But as she and Quiz were passing through the seedier side of this little town there was a nagging feeling that was starting to overtake her anxieties. Though those were calming a little now that there less people around. She almost tripped over the huge Espeon as he stopped right in the middle of the path they were walking.

Oh yeah... some dude walking around in a cloak in the middle of summer with a kid. Because that wasn’t weird or suspicious or anything. 

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Try as she might, Lily simply could not shake the tinge of guilt she felt about the whole ordeal. Admittedly, she’d begun this whole mess by telling Lydia not to go after the boy, but she seemed so smitten (while also so disheartened by a previous relationship), that Lily felt... maybe it would be alright. Surely her interest in Esaias would wane before too long. Between not getting to see his face and barely getting to interact with him.

Unfortunately, it only managed to endear him to her more. Which was dangerous.

Miri had been chasing a ball across the field, when it rolled into a couple of strangers. She instantly slowed to a stop, and looked back at her Mom, and let out a low whine. Those people were scary! 

Aura chuckled, “Oh Miri...” She walked up towards her, and stopped beside her daughter, “Go on! Go ask for your ball back.”  Miri looked up at her Mom with a large, big green-eyed, begging stare, and let out another whine. 

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Aria and her guard stood waiting in the open pavilion as the ships came into the harbor. She would have preferred that they teleport in but things didn’t end up working out like that. She’d also wanted her siblings to be there with her but there was a lot that went into running a country. They were trying to make sure that all their work that needed to be done was completed before their guests arrived at the palace. They did have help, but still.