[After a productive (but admittedly somewhat boring) five hours of work sorting and filing papers at the Cherrygrove Pokémon Center, it's finally time for Yagyuu to head for home--or at least, for the room at the Cherrygrove Inn he's been sharing with Kirihara-kun since they both arrived in the city yesterday. He'd gladly work longer hours if they'
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This is not going to be a hug. Not a hug not a hug not a hug not a hug-
He punches Yagyuu in the arm, and says nothing, because 'hey, loser' is the only thing he can think of, and that's stupid. ]
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[ Oh, look, Niou's stalling. ]
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[ He knows if he tells Yagyuu the answer, Yagyuu will pinpoint it as a symptom of homesickness. Best to dance around it and make it even more obvious. ]
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[He's just waiting. They both know Niou is avoiding the issue. Now it's just a silent war of attrition to see who bites first.]
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[ Innocent! ]
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Somehow, I'm entirely unsurprised.
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[ A beat. ] Jesus, you could make a porno with those two....
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[This conversation. What is it.]
But given the choice, I think I'd take the cat.
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[ Just your standard, run-of-the-mill conversation at Rikkai. ]
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[It's a guess, of course; no one's used a pronoun other than "it" up until this point. But it's a guess that ought to get him an answer, one way or another.]
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Of course she is. Though Oshitari's got one, too, named Cassandra. Might could give us a run for our money, the way he fawns over her.
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Do you think so? I can't imagine you'd let Oshitari-kun beat you in anything, Niou-kun.
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[ Unhesitating, Niou produces a Pokéball and tosses it off to the side. A Persian emerges, sleek and elegant, and she meowls loudly, immediately bounding to catch up with her trainer, who never stopped walking. She keeps pace with him, rubbing her head on his leg, and doesn't seem to notice Yagyuu immediately. ]
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