Try and find me...

There was a long pause as he regards his new companion, amber eyes showing a hint of annoyance.

Her first instinct was to look for an exit so she wouldn't have to face those amber eyes, but as she shifted her head a bit to look for one, she caught a glint coming from the severe man's glasses. Instantly forgetting her unease, she locked onto the colorful stone embedded on the rim. There was something tantalizing about it, and she could not help but point and blurt out:

// All I got left to do is to update abilities and descriptions for Bree’s Pokemon. Otherwise, Bree is rebooted and ready to go.

A person’s voice, and it was not his trainer’s. This wasn’t good. His trainer didn’t like it when people got into the forest, and if uncle Aerodactyl found her, he might scare her off to keep her away.

The baby couldn’t see, but hearing her voice closer made him step back. He was looking for flowers, not humans. Were there other Pokémon with her…? He could hear someone else.

He was not strong enough to fight. In fact, he could only train against the forest’s Pokémon, who always helped him and his trainer. So he didn’t want to get in trouble, far less be caught by some random trainer. He already had his own.

Careful not to make too much noise, Bree reached for her bag and took out the berry pouch. Perhaps she could coax Deino into trusting her by offering a berry? It was worth a try. Wary that this could result in a bite to the hand, she reached out and held a pecha berry about a foot away from the dragon's nose.

"I picked it myself, Deino, so it's really delicious," she said kindly.

"Wow, a Deino!" she whispered excitedly. Her thoughts ran to Maly first, and immediately she regretted not having the dragon with her.

"I'd be careful if I were you. We don't know if he's alone," Chicky warned.

Bree nodded as closed in on the little dragon tentatively, keeping a careful eye on his movements. She'd had enough bites from Maly.