Frances
The woman had been passing by, finally able to go over to the people that had arrived at the daycare. She was holding a small Pokemon in her arms as well as having her dress tugged by a couple others. She looked at the group and gave them a gentle smile. Oh, a battle? Rima tilted her head while thinking about the battle. "I suppose you may battle here... Just make sure to not use Pokemon that are too big. I cannot guarantee the little ones won't get in the way. And only for a little while." She wagged her finger at the three with a slightly stern look on her face. Then it softened. She turned around. "Follow me, please."
Loretta
To be honest, Anvi zoned out for a minute. Reading lips and looking for facial cues was exhausting! He wondered if Blue was talking smack though. It seemed something he'd be doing to other people. He could see why people didn't like it, but Anvi didn't mind. So long as it wasn't towards him. Though there was no reason to be so rude to a young kid like Calem. That was like stepping on an eggshell with work boots! 
A small grunt comes from Anvi as he manages to elbow Blue in his side. Sure he was *Joking* But, most jokes had a little bit of truth or observation to them! 

That's when Blue went over to a woman and... Well, maybe he was questioning something. He watched as she seemed to be unsure, then gave him a sign of caution. Were they going to battle here? So long as the Pokemon around weren't going to get hurt. He would have to hold back on his team, too. Or maybe... There were some Pokemon who wanted to battle! That way they'd be even. He'd suggest it once they went outside.
Judith
"O... Oh... Heheh.."



"I... I was invited... B..But it must of been a m... Mistake then.."

Calem stayed quiet after that, just nodding a little as Rima spoke. When she asked them to follow her, he did, still looking down as the paw of his Espurr peeked out from under his cap and pat his forehead softly in a comforting way.
David
"Or you got the wrong ticket," He nudged Anvi back giving him a slight wink, he didn't think he was upset or anything about messing with the kid. In fact, he actually thought he was going along with it! Heh. 

He can't really promise the whole pokemon being "Too big", but what can he do they're all fully evolved anyway. Unless by big she defined it as Wailord sized. Size is subjective isn't it? 

As the ladies led them to outdoors, Blue had a pokeball at hand. A little orange lizard followed behind him along with their friends, curious to see what the humans were doing. Before starting, Blue walked to Anvi first. They should probably dicuss the rules first. "So what do you think about mega evolution? Also how many pokemon are we planning on doing?"
Loretta
This place was a lot larger than he thought. The Pokemon had a lot more room to run around than he originally thought! Maybe Rima could look over their Pokemon for a while, even if most of them were babies. He'd be at a disadvantage though. He wouldn't let himself change up the terrain here like he did at the stadium. He didn't think they should go for a full team, either. It could take ages! 

Those were good questions. Anvi held up two fingers and his thumb, then brought it to himself before signaling it out to Blue to say three for each of them. Mega evolution, huh... He's seen it in battles, but... He wasn't sure about it. He spelled out 'mega' and then shrugged his shoulders for a casual 'I don't know' sign. 

"I wouldn't advise on doing that, young man." Rima was close by, arms crossed. "This isn't supposed to be a serious battle." She raised a brow, too.

Anvi saw that look and then took out his phone. *"I think we should have them battle without it. A traditional battle."*
Judith
"Y... Yeah... Probably.."

He sighed a little, he had originally hoped to possibly make some new friends and get out of his shell a bit, be more comfortable with his surroundings and other people. But, here he was, now wondering why the hell he was even invited here. Heck, he was beginning to wonder why on earth he was still alive, how if he was so weak he was managing to keep going? Perhaps it was just chance, a simple game of luck that had kept him living for this long if he's so supposedly such a 'normie', so very petty and dissapionting. Surely it's no wonder his real parents left him with just his Kangaskhan, only a Pokémon that was known for being motherly would want to take him in.

Looking at the two, he presumed that they were going to battle and not wanting to get in the way, he went over to a wall and sat down. There he got out his Manectric, an optimistic yet gentle doggo that layed across his lap, it's tail wagging furiously as he pet it. He would of gotten out his Kangaskhan, Kanga, as it would of loved to see all the baby Pokémon and even the little lilac coloured baby it's it's pouch could of made new friends much easier than Calem himself ever could. 

But, Rima strictly said no big Pokémon and Kangaskhans are seven feet tall, so yeah, a bit too big. Not that he minded his Manectric being with him, it made him feel at ease when with any of his Pokémon the Manectric was no exception.
David
"Not like it was going to be serious anyway," He muttered to Rima. Way to be a kill joy. It was no big deal though, he can do it without mega evolution. "Traditional eh? So how about we use 2 on each team and see how things go?" He put up two fingers to make sure Anvi understood what he meant. Then walked to the opposite side of the field to get ready, he threw his pokeball up and down, and finally threw it to the field. The ball twirled upward taking out his Pidgeot. "Just so ya know Pidgeot can fly at Mach 2 Speed so ya better watch yourself!" He gave a confident smirk. 

Meanwhile the small pokemon situated themselves close to Calem. This must be where they'll watch the battle. Charmander was moving his friends to sit down in an orderly way. "Rar!" He then held the hand of an Axew sitting down with them. The small lizard pointed to Blue, and the two snickered at him.
Loretta
So, they would do 2 and 2 for this. It was like a little sample battle then. He saw that the woman in charge wasn't too fond of this, but seeing the excitement on the little Pokemon's faces was enough to convince them a bit of battling would be fun for them. He moved his bag to the front of him, wondering who'd be the best to take out for the team. Seeing Pidgeot meant two in particular could put on a show. 

After deciding, he looked up to the sky. With a strong throw, a Pokeball went soaring. Once it opened, a figure appeared and flapped its wings. Skarmory was back out and ready to battle! And he was getting revenge—even if this trainer and his Pokémon weren't the ones from last time. The little Noibat on Anvi's shoulder looked up in awe. These Pokémon were so big! Good thing he was right underneath Anvi; it would be scary to get in the way of them. Anvi glanced to his shoulder; well, if he wanted to be there then, he better hold on tight! *The battle had begun.*
Judith
The ravenette watched as the two got out their first Pokémon, both flying types but one being normal-flying and one being steel-flying. Although, both Pokémon had pretty impressive move pools, so this could go either way really. He was pretty exicted to watch a battle this close up without actually *Being* The one who's battling, it put things in a new perspective.

Looking over at the small Pokémon which had decided to sit near him, his attention drew to the Charmander and Axew, smiling softly as he looked at them.

"Th... They remind me of Salamé and Marisso..``

He said in a soft tone, petting his Manectric as he looked back at the battle. He did have a Charizard, but Marisso was actually the name of his Chesnaught, he didn't have any part of the Axew line in his team. Not that he minded though, he loved his team as they were. When his Chesnaught and Charizard were pre-evolved at their first stage, they were heated rivals. Always trying to one-up eachother and show off, wanting to prove that they were the strongest. They were both more calmer now, but of course they still had their moments. Even when they were still small, they got along anazingly despite their rivalry, often chosing to be near eachother whenever possible.