Russell
Léa smiled and nodded back, patting the dog pokemon a bit to calm it down. Humming a little and scritching its scruff. 
"I think being a social media influencer is interesting as well," She began. "You see, spreading the word of specific pokemon not bsing as dangerous as they seem must be quite the adventure! I'm glad to see someone taking it up in their hands. So what brings you to the courtyard, sir?" 
Léa moved her hand and tucked it behind her back, bouncing her foot on the tip of her shoe a tad. A curious look about her, wanting to know more about this strong-seeming trainer.
David
*He gave a little grin to the furfrou, waving his hand as to signal a hello. He then looked back at lea, his smile not breaking away from his face.* "Mhm. I'm simply here to read, relax a little. I'm glad I'm here to be honest with you. It's nice to have a place where everyone is just as or more famous than me so that I'm not... Swarmed by fangirls." *He shuddered a little at the thought. It was nice to actually be on par with everyone and have something called personal space. He recalled one time when someone covered themselves in raw sewage as to be a poison type so he'd love them. Gross.*
Russell
"Yeah... Being a well known face can be quite the stress. Having the chance to split away from the masses and meet all new people and pokemon is good in itself! We're all famed in some way here, which makes us all normal to one another. We can simply rest." Léa chuckled a little to herself. "It's like an extremsly early, voluntary retirement. Plus it gives our team a break from the stress of a constant stream of challenges, attention or little kids grabbing them."
Léa cringed a little, as much as she adored children and teaching young trainers. They could admittedly be a bit... Grabby. Especially with her Altaria and Sylveon.
"And an added plus, you get to meet people you've recognized, but never quite met, from other reigons. The weather is plesant, too."