Celeste had read online rumors of a strange phenomena that occurred after either a Lunar or Solar eclipse happened. That newborn Pokemon would appear; mostly in Alola, in large numbers.

Not many ever saw them, but enough for such a thing to go around. Or it's just one of those internet rumors that came to nothing.

She had been walking through the area; having gotten more used to being in Alola thanks to having friends who lived here. It was then that she noticed some figures walking past her.

They had something odd floating around them; a Pokemon she had never seen before! Does....Does that mean the rumor is true?!

"E-Excuse me...!" Celeste turned around and called out to the people. "Did uh....Did you find them down on the beach just down this hill?" She asked with a crushing feeling of anxiety in her.

"...Yeah, yeah, I confess. Happy now? 'Poison's' mine."

Folding her arms, a very nonplussed Lucy glances away from the liquid-filled glass tube pinched between Asteria's fingers, adding in a truly impressive roll of her eyes. What a total waste of time...

"It's just diluted Gulpin acid. Supposed to promote digestive health. There are some mild side effects, but that's it. Can't be blamed if someone isn't tough enough to handle them. Especially if they come crying to you of all people." (What a backstabbing loser of a client. She's never doing business with them again.)

The Pike Queen's foot taps at the ground impatiently. (She may still be lying, even now.)

BUNNYFYING BEAM

The Risen Kushala Daora held his head high, undaunted by her withering snarl. She may be the chosen one of that big, green, superfluous worm for all Jupiter cared, she will forever remain an insignificant piece of meat in his eyes. She could even beat him black-and-blue, as unlikely of an event that may be (or at least he thought), and he would still view himself superior in every way.

"My... problem? Did you really have to ask?" Jupiter growled, in that primordial tongue only beasts could understand. "My 'problem' is that I still cannot comprehend why Marina would stoop so low as to choose you as her mate."

At the very least Jupiter was honest. He shook his head, his mere presence giving off a gust of wind strong enough to knock any lesser beings straight on their backs.

However, even Jupiter had to begrudgingly admit that Zinnia was no lesser being. Even if he would prefer facing death over saying it out loud.