Once the group arrived in Celadon City, Naomi watched all of the participants closely.They were either exited and astonished at the sight of the city, with many people scattered along the streets and the different stores that were lined up next to each other. Though, she was sure that they were all going to head for one of the main places of Celadon City; the Game Corner, Department Store, or Celadon City's Gym. Those were usually the main attractions for those who have arrived in Celadon. Where they're able to win, or lose, pokedollars or even gain some new items at the Game Corner. Waste all of their precious pokedollars at the Department Store, buying necessary, or unnecessary, materials for the trip. Then, there's the Gym that most of the trainers have been hitting up. The Celadon Gym that's home to Erika and her grass type Pokemon. 

Everything in Celadon sounds wonderful to those who weren't from there, but to this breeder, it wasn't anything special about it. To her, it was just your typical, overly populated town with a Gym. Nothing new and nothing special about it. Though, the only thing that did raise her interest was the thought of the daycare that she grew up in. Taking a couple steps backwards, she spun around on her heels and leftout of the city. She then turned right and went straight into the forest. Hands at her sides, she pulled out two Pokeballs as she double tapped the center of the containers. Out came her two Pokemon, Ryu the Dratini and Sting the Beedrill. The Bug type flied behind her as the Dragon type rode on her right shoulder. The three continued through the forest, sometimes encountering a few wild Pokemon. Once they were in their sights, the two Pokemon would attack on sight. Blowing them away or knocking them out. 

After seven minutes, Naomi and her Pokemon made it to an open space with a daycare in the center. The boring shade of beige didn't seem to change while she was gone nor did the peace colored picket fence. Everything was like how it was before she left her family, or at least, she thought nothing changed. Out from the side door, at least four children, ages ranging from seven to thirteen, walked out with Pokemon and pokeballs in hand. They allowed the Pokemon to run free within the picket fence, even the ones that were inside of their pokeballs were set free. Some were playing together while others sat outside, enjoying the sun that shined down on them. The children that were out there with them watched them closely, making sure that none of the Pokemon were causing any trouble. They even pampered some of them!

Raising a single eyebrow, Naomi found herself shock. Before coming a participant, those same children were the ones who wouldn't even do such a thing like that. They were usually found outside playing each other, making a mess inside of the house, or even doing absolutely nothing. But to think, they're the same ones who weren't helpful at all, but are now the main ones working. "Huh, I guess that old woman finally told them off." She says.

Taking a step forward and another, she soon made her way to the daycare. At first, none of them noticed her until a few of the Pokemon stopped what they were doing to watch the stranger. Confused, the four all turned around to see what was happening, until they figured out the problem. "Nao!" They shouted as they ran towards her.

The corners of her mouth perked up as they leaned over the fence to embrace her. Wrapping her arms around them, she pulled them into her body. "I'm home."