Are you volunteering? [Flamebringer snipes back at Laios' suggestion. His tone aiming for uninterested, but the stress of being out in the middle of the water is getting to him. So help him he will drag Laios's furry haunches back from the edge with his teeth if he has too. He's playing with fire (ha) in a situation where they're already at several disadvantages.
He can't help but second Sanji's caution- not that he voices it outloud. He doesn't rise to the bored comment either- Sanji might be feeling awkward about their shared memory experience- but it made no difference to him. He wasn't going to play any nicer than normal.
At Laios' judgement and Sanji's movement to follow his instruction- Flamebringer stands up, moving away from the rear and moving towards the front. No way in the Furnaces of Kazdel was he going to sit there and let the smaller Pokemon lead in a fight. In part because he was being mindful of what Laios told him about their type advantages and disadvantages- as well as Anasui's situation with being a known prey Pokemon to the one they were hunting.
... not that he'd asked for the information. More it'd been given to him regardless of his will in the matter.
Something about Laios was... familiar. In a good way or a bad way he wasn't sure yet.
He stands flush to Sanji's side. Looking over the head of a pair of furry ears was certainly familiar. He shakes his head slightly. He needs to focus on the present. He'd gotten lost enough in memories for an entire lifetime. His gaze focuses on the waves below- feeling far out of his depth for finding any kind of sign for what they're looking for. Very few people were actually willing to take the fight to the ocean back on Terra- so he was woefully under-equipped. In that regard, he was at least somewhat grateful for Laios' over-enthusiasm...]
[Its then that he spots a shape on the surface of the water- not below, a large one, but not nearly as large as they'd been led to believe for their prey- It looks like a corpse.]
Hey- [His voice is tense.] There's something out there. [He tries to indicate it by gesturing his head in that direction- he'll shoot a flamethrower if he has too, but he doesn't want to risk revealing their position to the enemy just yet.]
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He can't help but second Sanji's caution- not that he voices it outloud. He doesn't rise to the bored comment either- Sanji might be feeling awkward about their shared memory experience- but it made no difference to him. He wasn't going to play any nicer than normal.
At Laios' judgement and Sanji's movement to follow his instruction- Flamebringer stands up, moving away from the rear and moving towards the front. No way in the Furnaces of Kazdel was he going to sit there and let the smaller Pokemon lead in a fight. In part because he was being mindful of what Laios told him about their type advantages and disadvantages- as well as Anasui's situation with being a known prey Pokemon to the one they were hunting.
... not that he'd asked for the information. More it'd been given to him regardless of his will in the matter.
Something about Laios was... familiar. In a good way or a bad way he wasn't sure yet.
He stands flush to Sanji's side. Looking over the head of a pair of furry ears was certainly familiar. He shakes his head slightly. He needs to focus on the present. He'd gotten lost enough in memories for an entire lifetime. His gaze focuses on the waves below- feeling far out of his depth for finding any kind of sign for what they're looking for. Very few people were actually willing to take the fight to the ocean back on Terra- so he was woefully under-equipped. In that regard, he was at least somewhat grateful for Laios' over-enthusiasm...]
[Its then that he spots a shape on the surface of the water- not below, a large one, but not nearly as large as they'd been led to believe for their prey- It looks like a corpse.]
Hey- [His voice is tense.] There's something out there. [He tries to indicate it by gesturing his head in that direction- he'll shoot a flamethrower if he has too, but he doesn't want to risk revealing their position to the enemy just yet.]