Jackie didn't realized that she had come off cold to Davey. She watch as Davey went to the clear patch near her camp site. Noticing he was looking for a place to set up camp, Jackie turned her attention back to Torchic. He was still a bit puffed up, but that's to be expected. If there were ever a human he liked at first sight, it would be very impressive. But that does not seem to be happening anytime soon. Instead she rubbed the little Pokémon's head. "You should try to be more nice. If he wanted to do anything to you or me, he would have done so already." She told her little protector. Torchic just gave a slight sigh, nut it was a give in sigh. He'll try to be nice as he can, but it won't change how he acts to strangers.<br/><br/>Jackie began to apply the potion to Torchic, who did wince at some open scrapes. Even though it hurt, Torchic was beginning to feel better, and a bit more energized. Jackie was almost done when she heard Davey call out to her. He was going to go get some Fire wood, and she said, "Sounds good, becareful out there though." She turn her attention back to tending to Torchic, who was getting ready to go run a marathon. Until they heard, slightly in the distance, Davey calling to his Pokémon. The two of them look at each other, but neither made a move to go investigate. It didn't sound like Davey needed help, so they just sat there and waited for his return. While waiting though, Jackie looked at her supplies to see if venturing deeper in the forest was a good idea. Unfortunately, in her haste to get going, Jackie didn't packed and potions, or Pokéballs! She did have enough cash to get what she needed, but that meant going back to Loweburn. She absolutely hated back tracking, but seeing her Pokémon being injured was more distasteful.<br/><br/>When Davey came back, she was expect him to say what at least happened. Instead he went over to his area, and started to pitch up his tent. She was a bit nervous to ask him, but proceeded to ask, "Hey Davey, what was going on over there? Me and Torchic heard you shout somethings, but we figured you were alright. You were alright, weren't you?" She then didn't want to press about going and getting supplies. She was afraid it might make her seem pushy.