Pokemon Roleplay Club of Awesomeness

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"You all can go. I'm not hungry." Laura sobbed quietly.

"Laura you haven't eaten anything since we got back." Calem tried to reason with her along with Anna. "Knowing you there's no way your not hungry."

"I said I'm not. I'm fine, there really is no need to worry about me..." She said, though her expression betrayed her words.

Guinan nodded soberly as everyone explained Team Flare. "I'm sorry Laura," she said softly. At the mention of food, she asked Laura, "If you won't come with us, can I get you something instead?"

"Nah, you don't have to." Laura said quietly.

(Look, it's Lilli! You're welcome. )

~Meanwhile, at the Pokemon Center~

Lilli recieved a text on their Pokedex.

"How're you feeling? We're at hideout, Laura/Emma at food store."
- Guinan, 2:20 PM

Lilli glanced at the clock. It was 5:50. They'd been awake for nearly four hours and hadn't moved.

They rolled onto their stomach and buried their head underneath their pillow. Maybe if they just ignored it, the text would magically go away. That would make sense, right?

And maybe... maybe! Another thought occured to Lilli. Maybe if they just stayed here in bed all day and didn't move, then everyone would just leave them alone and they could sleep and when they woke up, everything would magically feel better.

Alternatively, they could pick up their Pokedex and spend all day playing Tetris, and accomplish nothing physical while mindlessly transfixing themselves by arranging virtual rectangles.

Unfortunately, sometimes even playing games did not make them happy, so if that was the case, the usual response was to roll over and flop back in bed.

Through some miracle, one finger of Lilli's managed to rise up from their zombie hand and type out a message on the Pokedex.

It was very eloquent:
Bluuuuuuuuuuuh

Lilli tapped 'send' and fell back into their half-stupor. Staying awake was not worth it. Most days were not worth it.

(A better question would be: what happened to Kura?)

"Are you positive?" Emma's eyes were concerned as she gazed ar Laura. "I'll leave some leftovers in the fridge in case you get hungry later..."

(OOC: In case you didn't see above, Lilli has sent Guinan a message on her Pokedex.

In response to "how are you feeling?" they replied "Bluuuuh".)

(Well should I PM her to ask what happened or something? )

Laura nodded silently at Emma.

Kimmy felt heartbroken at seeing her idol cry.
The vivid memory of when she saw the video that explained why she didn't have one of the Kalos starter pokemon on her team, when older Laura explained who this 'Mikey' was she would occasionally mention was defintely one of the saddest things that little Kimmy had ever seen. Unsure of what to say, Kimmy simply hugged her.

"I want to," Guinan replied.

Meanwhile, Guinan's pokedex was on the floor with Enye's belt and Guinan's pokeballs. "Fenekin!" a loud yell sounded from across the room as Foxy, one of the pokemon on Guinan's team, popped out of the pokeball, soon followed by Pichu and Weedle. Guinan, however, stayed where she was for the moment.

"'Kay." Laura replied flatly.

[I'm back! I've been busy working on a new story. Shall we just assume that Oeuyia, Karion, and Angewomon went back to their own world, since Karion was so tired after travelling so much?]

All of a sudden, there was a slightly hesitant yet polite knock at the door.

"Who could that be? Can't be Q, he'd never knock on doors," Guinan wondered aloud. "Lilli maybe? Should I answer it?"

[I'm finally here to play again, and everyone's gone! ]

There was a murmur of voices on the other side of the door.

"Oeuyia did say that her friends would be here...Kisa, you try." A pleasant, rather lyrical voice suggested.
There was a pause, and then a timid knock on the door.

Lucy skipped up to the door, opening it. Kimmy sighed in annoyance. "Lucy your a ghost your gonna scare them off!" She whined before getting up to push her out of the way, though her hand went directly through her. "Hmph, well be like that." Lucy said, leaning against the wall next to the door.

"Hi who are you." Kimmy said, exasperated.

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(OOC: Aaaah, I hope this doesn't come across as too cynical. I might recommend reading, it, though. )


~Meanwhile, at the Pokemon Center~
Seeing as no one replied, Lilli wondered if they should even bother coming back to the hideout.

Secretly, they wondered... maybe they could just go on a journey here. They didn't need Laura, or Guinan, or Mike, or any of those people whose names they couldn't remember. Forget about going home. They could just disappear into this world and never come back.

Really, "home" didn't matter to them as much it did here. Sure, their brother missed them, but what about...? A shadowy figure popped into Lilli's mind, and their head was filled with the sounds of screaming and breaking dishes,
and Lilli clutched their sheets.

They didn't want to go back to home. They didn't even want to go back to living in the streets. They wanted to be here, where it was safe and sound and no one could hurt them.

They didn't even need people; they could function perfectly well without them. All they needed was their Pokemon and themselves.

And it was this thought which caused Lilli to spring out of their deadness, grab their bag and their Pokedex, and run out of the Pokemon Center. Their figure could be seen dashing down the street, around the corner, and disappearing.

That's right, they thought.
I don't need nobody.

An androgynous being, roughly around five feet tall with lengthy, bone-white hair, colourless eyes, and a complete lack of any gender characteristics smiled amiably even in response to Kimmy's exasperation.
"I am called X. Oeuyia said that this was a good world to visit, and mentioned that she had friends here?" The being replied. A young-ish lady with short brown hair and piercing eyes wearing something akin to a nightgown or a overly long child's dress stood timidly next to X. "This is my wife, Kisa."

"O-Okay..." Kimmy replied, looking rather frightened by X, since she had never seen anybody that didn't look like a boy or girl, on top of the fact that they looked rather intimidating to her.