He needed to get another Pokemon that was clear... He'd seen that bird in the shop and desperately wanted one. Badly. The Oricorio was just absolutely his style. So now he was picking his way across a broken up canopy. Waist deep in glitching grass and pixels flying up into the air around him. It was pretty. In a weird way. He was pretty sure if he touched one it might tickle... Or shock him. So he avoided the floating pixels. Not wanting too much trouble while he hunted down whatever Pokemon decided to come his way.

His Pokemon, a galarian Yamask, floated next to him. It was time that he let some of his other Pokemon get some of the spotlight. His Charmander couldn't just keep going on and taking all of the workload. As much as she probably wanted to. He needed to get the feel for working with other Pokemon as well. The tank type was something he was interested in after all. Making sure that he absolutely didn't get hit too hard by something while everyone else did the harder work.

Inari hadn't been expecting to find another player out here. Much less one that was so... Loud. What was it with people who were loud in this game? First Furrlicity Purrfection and now this person. It was wearing on him a little bit. But then again he was kind of a loud mouth in real life too. Another reason he apparently couldn't keep a boyfriend. But that wasn't the point now.

Her loudness had scared off the Pokemon perched above his head. Then again he hadn't even noticed it until now. But that didn't mean he was going to let it get away either. Not when there was too much to be done when it came to trading one in for a bird that he actually wanted. "Mo Chou! Don't let it escape!" So the Yamask swung it's stone body at the Rowlett, flinging itself into the air with a hard 'thwack' sound to use Brutal Swing.

The creature was more of a tank of course but that didn't mean it couldn't hit like a truck as well when it came to wild Pokemon. After all, they didn't have a trainer to give them a boost or anything like that. While he could just freely help his Pokemon. "This should be an easy battle... Almost unfair really." Considering it was two against one. He turned to Bergamot Gristleborg, recognizing her a little from somewhere or another. Maybe even the raid he had participated in. Who knew really?

She spoke again, loudly. As if she was trying to piece together a puzzle that didn't actually fit together. Not something he was really that concerned about really as he pulled one of the Pokeball's from his belt. He was going to need to upgrade his storage soon. Inconvenient really. But he would need to do it if he wanted to catch at least one of each type of Pokemon. Having that Oricorio in the shop would take care of that no problem. It apparently could change types or something like that. As he tossed the ball he nodded, picking it up as it dinged.

"I was, though I was worried about not doing much for it really. My Pokemon aren't that strong yet." But he had been working on it. Slowly. And certainly he had helped to save the areas well enough that they were still traversable for the players until the new island opened up. "Though it seems as though Mo Chou is stronger than expected." One of the raid items was an item to change a Pokemon's form to another. One he had taken quickly in order to get a slightly cooler looking Yamask. And apparently sturdier. His move set had changed a bit upon form change.

"I'm supposing you were as well since you mentioned it?" Her shinx seemed... wetter... than it should have been. Probably one of the form change items or something like that if he was being realistic.