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Lennox_chaser 
Holly nodded, trust the nature specialist to come up with a good way to combat something like that. She remembered back when Ryan and herself worked for formulate a team. Umeko had come to to them before the it happened. Each member of the group was unique and specialized in their own fields. Umeko was a psychic pokemon trainer as well as a computer wiz, Patience had a variety of Pokemon and was a nature specialist, Rusty was an Oak and like her dragon and flying type trainer, and Candace was a fire type trainer and the youngest in the group.
She still worried about the Pokemon that had entered to this side of the portal. It was more or less hoping that they found them all in one piece.
Umeko looked at the youngest trainer in the group, "I think we all are going to have our Pokemon out, just in case." Magi was one of her strongest Pokemon and usually the one that would defend her in bad scenarios.
Maiko took another bite of her food, "That's fine." She turned the music back to a tango, she loved it. "Just make sure you get some sleep tonight." She would not put up with his grumpiness tomorrow. "What happen to the Darren I used to know...the little bit of moonshine against the black sky?"
Candace nodded and in the blink of an eye, two more pokeballs were in her hand. They activated at her touch, although she hadn't done anything to open them. A Houndour and Arcanine stood before her, tongues lolling as they looked up at their trainer. Candace reached down and scratched both of their heads, which received happy hums from both. Ember, her Rapidash gently touched noses with the two new pokemon in a friendly way. Just before Ember lifted her head again, Vulpix jumped up onto the Rapidash's head- her favorite spot. Candace laughed and turned to look at Umeko. "So, did you hold up okay? Looks like all of your pokemon made it," she said, her eyes quickly taking in their condition.
Darren finished his food and reclined back in his chair, grinning as his team mate switched the music once more. It did have a nice rhythm to it, but he wasn't going to admit it. "Oh I shall," he said with a stretch. He chuckled, much happier now that food was in him. "He's in there... somewhere... hibernating," he said with a grin. "Maybe he'll resurface tomorrow," he suggested.