For a while, she sits there in silence: on the usual rock while waiting for the bell attached to her fishing rod to chime. She watches Legion as she waits, smiling at the way the silhouette of the juvenile Kyogre moves underwater in chase of the fish that invade their spring. It probably doesn't help with her plans of catching them, but Tuesday knows one will bite eventually.

Just as she thinks that, the bells chime, indicating a bite.

"Oh. Here we go." She takes hold of the fishing rod, pulling and reeling in, and in unison with the chime of bells comes a much deeper note — a whale song on part of the Kyogre.

"Hey, Legion, give me a hand."

Despite the fact that the Kyogre had developed to the juvenile stage, there haven't been many chances for them to take part in combat just yet. Things like these are small and insignificant in the long run, but they do help with being a first step to prepare Legion to fight — even if it's only for the sake of them learning to obey Tuesday's commands.

At first there's nothing and it seems as if the Kyogre has no interest in taking part in this "fight", but soon enough, a WATER PULSE creates ripples all over the surface of the spring, striking the Magikarp.