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Who: Sayaka Miki

teablossom, & Madoka Kaname

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Where: House in Pallet Town
When: March 22nd
Summary: Sayaka's caught up with her friends in Pallet, and future plans are discussed.
Rating: G-ish, possibly PG
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It had only been a couple of weeks since Sayaka had first heard from her friends, surprised that they had also been brought to this world but pleased nonetheless. Since then, she took Mami and Madoka's advice and taken the ferry from New Bark to Pallet Town with Piplup and Pidgey by her side. She'd met up with them not too long after arriving in the small town and was overjoyed to see them again.

At the moment, she was pretty tired after her small bout of training with her Pokemon and had fallen asleep on the couch she'd procured for herself and Piplup. The Water type had also fallen asleep in her arms, Sayaka snoring lightly with a content smile on her face.

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Madoka still couldn't believe her luck in seeing two of her friends here so soon, but she was so happy. If only Kyoko and Homura were there too, then everything would be perfect. She had been beyond overjoyed to meet them both again, especially her best friend, and she was still overjoyed to spend all of her time with them. It felt like a dream.

Now, while the so called Sleeping Beauty was sleeping, Madoka was sitting on an armchair and drawing the other girl into her sketchbook. She didn't want to disturb Sayaka, but she had to do this now while they were still peacefully sleeping there. The pink haired girl was so focused on drawing her best friend, that she didn't pay attention to her Pichu jumping on a table between the couch and the armchair.

The Pichu took an apple from the fruit bowl and jumped away from the table - this was completely normal. What wasn't normal was the fact that the mischievous, little electric mouse made his way to the back of the couch.

The apple was going to fall toward the blue haired girl's face in 3, 2 -- Why? Well, Pichu thought why not play with food a little. Testing Madoka's friendship skills? Always fun in his opinion, even though Madoka still hasn't even noticed him.

Mami stepped into the room, shutting her mouth against a greeting as soon as she spotted the sleeping girl and focused sketcher. It wouldn't be right to disturb them, so she just smiled their way (even with recent discoveries and doubts about their arrival on her mind, there was no denying how wonderful it was, coming back from work to find her friends) and put her finger to her lips as she looked at Grazia. The little Swablu silently flew from her shoulder, perching on a nearby lamp and freeing Mami up to carry a small basket of food to the table. Employed in the inn this time around, Mami had easy access to food, via working in the kitchen.

But her quiet approach kept her free to notice little bodies jumping across the room, and Mami belatedly followed the movement, gaze landing on the little Pichu and its prize. And who it was hanging over.

"Miki-san-" she spoke up, knowing full well it would be too late. She might at least dull the shock!

"...Hmm?" Sayaka stirred a little just as the apple started it's journey -and was fully woken up when it collided with her cheek and rolled down to hit Piplup on the head and waking him up- the blue-haired girl turned around to see a little electric mouse on the back of the couch, Piplup jumping to join Pichu and spoke in an angry tone.

"What was that for?! I was sound asleep, and that hurt!"

Madoka is extremely focused on the sketching, even though she could almost draw her best friend if she was blind. But, she really missed peaceful moments like this...

She smiles at Mami as soon as the blonde walks in. Not showing her sketch quite yet, she'd have time to show it a bit later. It's Mami's word that makes Madoka turn her attention to Sayaka and the whole situation. What? Ah! She tries to act fast, dropping her pen and grabbing her Eevee to throw her at the mouse. "Eevee, tac--"

Too late. Madoka looks apologetic. "Sorry, Sayaka-chan, he acted when I wasn't looking." As he always does, actually, but Madoka has still a lot to learn about Pichu's behavior.

Pichu looks smug about it, proud of what he just did. "Well, sleep somewhere else then! I'm allowed to have fun at this time of the day."

Mami just smiles patiently at the proceedings, ready to jump in with a calming word - perhaps with some back up from her Petilil and her Sleep Powder, if a fight breaks out between the Pokemon - but a sneaky snicker over her shoulder makes her look back instead, just in time to catch sight of her Litwick, zipping behind a curtain.

The extra dose of mischief (and sudden concern for crisp curtains. again.) has her cutting in with concerns, instead. "It's not much of a surprise. Perhaps we've kept the Pokemon cooped up too much lately." Pallet Town wasn't the most exciting place in Kanto, after all, and it didn't have a lot of wilds to fight or space to run around.

"Oh, really?! Maybe I should have a little bit of fun myself." Sayaka rubbed her cheek for a moment and smiled at Madoka; it wasn't her fault, after all. "It's okay Madoka; Tomoe-san could be right, and we've just kept them inside for too long."

As for Squire? He appeared to be gearing up for a powerful Water attack, aimed right at Pichu...)

Pichu stuck his tongue out at those words. Of course Squire try to have fun, the mouse didn't have anything against that. Madoka gave a worried look to the electric mouse, then the same look to the girls. "I -- think you're probably right. Maybe we should either let them play out more, or ...start traveling, go to Viridian at least." They certainly seemed to miss some action.

Pichu didn't see that coming, so it was a direct hit and the mouse flew to the floor. Now it looked angry. Madoka thought back to its crazy amount of attacks. "Pichu, no, friends don't fight with each other like that..." She called the mouse back to its ball with a sigh before Pichu was able to do anything else. "Definitely too much time indoors."

"It's likely best. Pallet is nice enough, but if even the Pokemon are antsy-" -or violent, as it were...

Mami gave a step back at the water attack flying close to her, and a second later her Swablu was on hand, blasting a Mist move into the room, just as Madoka called her Pichu back to its ball.

"...I don't think that was necessary, Grazia...Miki-san? Are you close to a window?"

"Augh, Squire! No blasting your friends unless it's an official battle..." Sayaka sighed, recalling Piplup before looking around and sure enough, found a window behind her through the mist.

"Got it, Tomoe-san! Hold on." She's quick to open the window without confirming that was what Mami wanted.

"Mm, I think they'd like it." Traveling. "Pichu is probably going to calm down when it evolves, but..." But it was going take a while longer and then Pikachu would be too strong against these Pokémon at Pallet.

Mist surprised her. Madoka blinked. "Ehhh?" Ah, it was Swablu's doing. Hadn't she recalled her Pichu, Madoka would appreciate it. "Still, thank you Grazia, that would have worked really well if we hadn't recalled them." Probably. At least it would have confused the Pichu. Now it was kind of unnecessary, but how could the little bird have known what they were about to do?

With any luck, Madoka was right, about most of the restless tykes- Mami knew one of her own crew might have more problems once she evolved, but Pichu seemed so naturally little boyish, it seemed like a safe bet. (She should put looking up the species of her friends' parties on her research list.)

In the meantime, her own half-grown bird gives a questioning chirp - in the manner of "You think so?" - while Mami stumbled towards the door. "Thank you, Miki-san." And once she reached it, she felt around and turned on the ceiling fan switch. The room dropped an extra few degrees, but the fogged air started to circulate.

"I think we should step outside for now. -can one of you reach the basket I brought home?"

"I'll get it!" Sayaka put Squire's Pokeball away before getting to her feet and pointed in the direction Mami had been in moments ago; if that was where the basket was, it shouldn't take her too long to obtain it.

"Oh yeah, thanks Grazia! It's back that way, right?"

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