Edward
N cringed at seeing the hydreigon, probably because it reminded him of... *That guy"... But it was just a pokemon, not anything he should fear. N took a deal breath, brushing his heir in place to cover his back, before walking over to join the others.
"Aah, what a magnificent creature!" He hummed. "Mind if I ask both of your names?" He also looked over at Saul.
Doris
The Hydreigon noticed N's expression, it would growl but he was far too relaxed on the water to do much. "I'm Saul and this is Ezra," He gave a slight chuckle. Saul was relieved that his pokemon didn't act up like they usually do, and that Ezra brought up a question first otherwise Saul would be in lost in thought all day. "Why of course. If I wasn't experienced, I wouldn't have been given an invitation in the first place," He scratched the back of his head.

"Before I moved to Hoenn, I was born and raised in the Johto Region. Well to be specific, Blackthorn City otherwise known as the Village of Dragons. Before I left, my grandmother came back from the Unova Region and raised a special kind of Hydreigon for me. In this case he started off as a Deino. " He looked at his pokemon who seemed to be sleeping on the water, he chuckled. "Before I started my journey most of my pokemon were nearly evolved to their full forms and as an adolescent I pushed Deino a little too much that way he can catch up with them." Saul sighed just thinking about it, he still fails to acknowledge his pokemon's limits at times. He continued, "Deino was so upset he left and during a massive storm too. At first I didn't want to bother, but the storm got so bad I felt bad for the poor thing. I was caught in the heavy storm and I just couldn't find Deino. It wasn't until I saw him provoking an enormous white dragon, far larger than anything I've ever seen. I believe it was the legendary Lugia." He scoffed, encounters with legendaries are only once in a lifetime thing. It sounded unbelievable, but he would just hope that the group with him would believe him. "Lugia shot a bright blue vortex of air at him, leaving Deino in critical condition. The dragon fled, with Deino still clinging onto life. I rushed Deino back to the village, and my family treated him. While everyone else was worried about me, I was scolded by my grandmother. Somehow though, even after all that mess." He sighed looking at Hydreigon, "He still tends to be reckless."
Edward
N was now sitting, waist deep in the water, and hey, looks like his hair was doing its job. Listening to the story was a little strange to him, just for the fact that he had no idea what region or legendary Saul was talking about. Agh, why did he have to be sheltered and kept inside his whole life... But he nodded along anyways, try to parse out what he did and didn't need to know. Unfortunately, it was hard to tell, but he got the gist.
"That's beautiful," He quickly said. "I apologize for being afraid earlier on. Normally I wouldn't be so worried, it's just that... Ahhh, Nevermind." N flashed the other two a gentle smile before stretching and leaning back. "He's lucky to have you, ya know," N added on. "After all that, most would ditch him and get a new hydreigon, but you held on..." He smiled again, quite a bit more genuinely. "And from hearing him repeat the story back to me, I can confirm that Deino agrees with your version of the events... Aah," N paused. "I see that sounds weird... Well, due to my upbringing I speak for my friends, that's all you must know." (Which was honestly just fancy for, yo, I talk to pokemon cause my childhood was ruined.) But N played it off as a good thing, offering out his hand to per Deino. Might not be a great idea, but oh well.
Nancy
That was right! Of course. Ezra nodded and focused on Saul as he began his story. His facial expressions were clear, from slight interest to being downhearted when hearing about the Pokemon's stress. Then it went to utter shock. Wait... A *Legendary Pokemon?* He had actually seen one?! It really was hard to believe, but it wouldn't make sense to exaggerate the story. It was already wonderful! Ezra put his hands on his cheeks, smiling up at the other as he finished the story. "I'm so happy the experience still came out to be positive, you know. Oh, hearing how trainers and Pokemon alike go through life-changing experiences is always interesting to hear!" He threw his hands up into the air and grinned. Ezra looked over to N, oh, he was here with them! He was slightly interested in now N seemed to communicate with the Pokemon so easily. He kept his hands together and then continued on walking. "Perhaps I have an experience to talk about... Maybe not as extraordinary as yours, though."
Doris
The Hydreigon blinked at N giving him a light purr from underwater. The middle head of the dragon nudging N's hand with his face as if he were a skitty. He seemed at ease hearing Saul recall that memory. As stubborn as Saul was, he couldn't help but appreciate those small imperfections of his trainer.

Saul chuckled, it was a sweet ending except for that part with his grandmother as he wasn't in the best terms with her because of that incident. The story was something he felt rather embrassing, but it was to see that the two didn't frown upon him. He was a child at that time anyway. Saul smiled, "Go on ahead. The floor is yours."