Julia
The Pebble path... A tremendous feat of pure strength was to walk among the stones, with the hot heat coming up and nipping at the feet of the poor travelers... The darned sun from the bowls of Giratina's realm beat down on the sun hat as the poor ghost girl was forced with a weight on her back of the sunbeams, each one sizzling on her back.

After a while of her endless struggle, her dark seeking gone to waste. She fell onto the rocks and became consumed by the sunlight, her poor spiral eyes were blurred by the sunlight as she gave a Rebel hiss. She would perish a hex maniac, a proud hex maniac.

Keep in mind, this all happened in about, 5 minutes at top.
Darrel
Most people probably had trouble walking on the uneven stones of a pebbled beach. Some of them could be pretty sharp! But Hau wasn't quite 'most people'. Back in Alola, he often chose to go barefoot willingly, even on rougher ground types. The soles of his feet were pretty resilient, so he didn't have much of a problem walking along the shore, the waves coming in to lap around his ankles as he made his way down the beach, occasionally picking up a flat stone and trying to skip it across the waves - while trying to avoid his Lanturn beneath the surface of the water, of course. 

It wasn't long before he saw a familiar figure sitting on the stones. Though she definitely seemed out of place. "Moon?" The green-haired teen called out, veering away from the sea to head toward her, having no trouble padding over the pebbles. His partner Raichu had no trouble either, floating along above the uneven terrain to prod at the ghost girl with a soft paw. 

"Moon?" Hau repeated, crouching down beside her. "Are you okay?"
Julia
Her face slowly looked to Hau as she was reaching out and pat him on the leg, her face showing her "Weakness" As she weakly spoke.

"Hau... Hau is that you. I see... So much light." She was facing the sky, this was literally a beach. She gave a weak cough, you could practically see the spotlight on her. 

"I'm... So hot, too hot. Is this the end of my lifespan? To die pitifully on the shores of this island, to be so far away from my family... The dark forces has failed me." Her hands shaking as her other hand reached her hat, pulling it over her eyes. 

This was not very surprising to see, Moon was *Always* This adverse to sunshine. She acted like it was actually sapping her life force or something, mumbling about how the daytime was her enemy. Whether or not the daytime actually had mystical forces against her was up to debate, but she sure as heck wasn't going to get up at the moment.
Darrel
Hau let out a sigh as he watched her, frowning slightly as he wondered what to do. If she was too hot, then she needed to cool off, right? And what was the fastest way to do that? Water. Well, that was an easy solution. 

"You're not going to die here, Moon." He told her, carefully reaching under her back to pick her up, slipping his other arm behind her knees before rising to his feet. "Maybe you have heatstroke or something? You should be more careful." He told her, turning toward the sea and starting to walk toward it, not in the least bit bothered about getting his shorts wet. They'd soon dry off again in this kind of sunshine.
Julia
She was easily picked up as she blinked a bit, her hat falling off onto the rocks as she struggled a bit at being carried. Contact, no, WATER, N O. She was frozen up as she was above the water, she didn't *Fear* Water but she wasn't exactly a fan being dropped into water.

"My mortal shell being affected by something as trivial as heat stroke is feeble, let me down." A poor choice of words that she didn't think through, her purple curls practically fluffed up as she continued to wiggle a bit.
Darrel
In response to her wiggling, Hau simply held her tighter so he didn't risk dropping her. 

"Your... 'mortal shell' is a human body, and you have to look after it!" He told her with a hum, stopping once the water reached his knees. 

Though he could have dropped her, he wasn't that cruel. Hau didn't have an ounce of meanness in his whole body; he was genuinely doing this because he was worried she might actually have heatstroke, and dunking her in the sea was the fastest way too cool her off. So he crouched down to do just that, dunking her into the water but keeping hold of her so her head wouldn't go under.
Julia
The fact Dakota make a hissing noise like a cat Pokémon was hilarious, however she eventually just went into the water as she gave a defiant frown. Her mortal shell felt a bit better, she probably was overheated. 

Eventually her eyes were closed and she seemed to relax a bit, exhaling before beginning to wiggle again. 

"You may release me now, especially now that my garments are soaked... And...||thank you I guess||" She mumbled the last part as she seemed to be flustered at giving thanks, unsure exactly if it was the proper place to do it. Maybe it was? She was *Tired* At this point.
Darrel
Standing back upright again, Hau carefully set her back on her feet in the sea beside him, looking concerned. 

"Are you sure you're okay? You should really stay hydrated." He told her. "What are you doing out here in the sun anyway? I thought you hated the sun?" The notion of that was absolutely absurd to him - how could anyone hate the sun?
Julia
"..." She seemed to ring out her hair as she played with it a bit, standing there with a cheek sort of puffed up. In all reality she was dragged here after her escape from socializing gone wrong, Vinca shoved her on the rocks and well. The rest was history.

"||I felt an energy here but was bamboozled||" Ok that was a lie but she felt embarrassed admitting the truth, it was embarrassing not really knowing how to make friends and it was even more embarrassing to be known to fled social conversations...
But hey Hau was an acquaintance right? So that's something!

"I suppose you came out here to... Stay hydrated?" She looked out to the water while still messing with her hair.
Darrel
"An energy?" He laughed at that somewhat sheepishly, rubbing at the back of his neck. "I never get any of that kinda stuff... But I guess if you say you felt something then I've got no reason to not believe you." He said with a smile. 

"Hydrated? Me? Not really. Seawater is salty, so it's actually *De*Hydrating for people." He bent down, scooping up a Pokémon from the water. "I came for Lanturn!" He said, holding onto the electric fish, letting out a shout as he was splashed from the side by Vaporeon hitting his tail against the water. "And Vaporeon too." He added with a laugh, ducking to put Lanturn back in the water. "And I wanted to see what the waves here were like too! I didn't bring my board, but if the waves are good somewhere around the island, then there must be a place to rent one, right?"
Julia
She seemed to be embarrassed by the fact she didn't know that seawater was salty, however she seemed to look to Laturn and gave a soft smile as she shook her head. 
"I should of known.. But I suppose Pokémon would enjoy this area.. However my Sandygast probably would find the lack of sand detestable." She mentioned, imagining the Pokémon would start crying if it was forced to be on the rocks and not in the sand.

"...However I did forget you surf, I don't exactly find any enjoyment in it so I'm not certain... But I can only assume a surfboard would be found on an actual beach... Not this mockery of a beach." She stated as she tried to pull at a hat, that wasn't there...

Slowly looking to the rocks as it began to fly away in the wind. It wanted to be freeeee.
Darrel
"Why? What the beach is made of doesn't affect the waves. They come from out there, not up here." He said, gesturing out to sea. His eyes glittered as he looked out over the waves - he was a real water baby. He wouldn't cope very well if he was ever forced to live away from the ocean. 

Turning back to Moon, he followed her gaze back toward the rocks and spotted her hat being swept up by the wind. "Decidueye!" He called out, throwing out the Pokéball from his pocket, catching it again as the Pokémon appeared. "Can you catch Moon's hat?" He pointed to it, the grass owl seeming to think about it for a moment before taking off to chase after it.
Julia
She put some of her hair, oddly in her *Mouth* As she sorta chewed a bit on it. Oddly a habit she hasn't done in a very long time, but she watched as the grass owl flew to go get her hat. 

She started to try to force herself to *Stop* As she very nervously and jittery tried to make for conversation. 
"||I mean that's... It's well I suppose.. It's... The aura and such and the vibes...||" She was failing and tried to chew at her hair again.
Darrel
"...Are you alright?" Hau asked her again, looking and sounding genuinely concerned for her. "Maybe we should get out of the water..." 

The last thing he wanted was for her to faint and get a lungful of water if he couldn't catch her in time. Not that hitting her head on the surprisingly sharp rocks of the pebbled beach was much better. 

"Maybe you should sit down. You don't seem all that well. Do you want me to walk you back inside?"
Julia
She seemed pale but she nodded at the notion of getting out of the water as she sat on the rocks, shaking her head a bit.
"||no I'm fine,I'm sorry. That hat is just very important to me, that sounds really dumb I know.||" She admitted as she slowly went back to chewing her hair, she felt very... Childish at being upset over a hat...

But her mom and her got that hat before they left Kalos, so it was what little she had of her old home. Although she shouldn't be making it Hau's problem, she *Was* A trainer too... *A trainer that did a lot*, but in the end she just couldn't handle something as tiny as this.
Darrel
Once the hex maniac was sitting down, Hau carefully plopped himself down beside her, watching as Decidueye snatched the hat out of the air in his beak. 

"That's not dumb." He tried to reassure her, shaking his head. "If I had to leave Alola forever, I'd want to have something to hold onto too. I'll always have the memories, but something physical would help. I get it." 

He reached up as Decidueye landed beside them, taking the hat to give back to the girl as he patted the grass type's head. "Thanks Decidueye."
Julia
She looked to him and seemed to exhale with her brows furrowed in, she could never really separate the thought of alola with Hau. He *Was* Alola, the happy sunshine embodied in a human vessel.

She wasn't Kalos, she left a few years ago. She, sure missed her old home, but it didn't really define her. Which made the fact she liked the hat so strange to her, she couldn't read her own auras and her own vibes...

Only figure out what others told her, as she looked to the hat and her eyes... They brightened up as her face rose into a smile, her eyes almost looked the eyes of a normal teenager. Her smile had a cute edge as she hugged the hat, the hat that was mysterious to her.

"... I suppose, although I don't really remember much of my time back in Kalos... And I couldn't imagine you being anything other than Hau from Alola... You.. Are alola."