Mai nodded, “Hmm, well, I guess I would say I know about as much as anyone else. Maybe a little more, but I wouldn’t call myself an expert. Seiren probably knows more than I do. She has sort of an obsession with them, so she reads about them all the time,” she explained, glancing at Seiren who narrowed her eyes at her.<br/><br/>“It isn’t an obsession; I just find them intriguing is all. And don’t give them the wrong idea. I’m not some kind of bookworm,” Seiren retorted before glancing over at Kenka when he spoke. “Well, I’d say it’s more like I’m inviting you to travel with us, but yeah!” she replied, teasing more than she was serious, as the semantics didn’t matter.<br/><br/>Mai watched as Magearna approached Yūrei and he spoke to her, which earned a comment from Kenka about how he thought he could talk to Pokémon. “Maybe he can,” she shrugged, not one to dismiss anything. In this world, she didn’t think there was anything that was really impossible. She focused on the two of them once again as Magearna tilted her head, inspecting him.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">“You can understand me?”</span>Magearna asked, moving a little closer to him.<span style="font-style: italic">“I am… good. You are worried?”</span>she asked, as if picking up on his apprehension towards Kenka’s suggestion.<br/><br/>She grinned when he suggested that they might see that Pokémon again. “Sure! It’s always more fun to travel with friends,” she readily agreed for the both of them, just assuming that Mai didn’t mind, which was true.<br/><br/>Yurei didn’t seem to think that seeing this Pokémon again was such a good idea, but Seiren didn’t share his worries. She did share his thoughts that it might be a Legendary Pokémon, but that excited her more than it worried her. “I most certainly do!” she replied when Kenka asked if she agreed, suggesting that she was the type to seek out this type of thing. “Life is boring if you never take risks. A little danger spices things up and makes them more interesting,” she grinned, laughing a little when Chimchar climbed onto his shoulders.<br/><br/>Mai sighed a little, “Well, I’m happy to travel together. I don’t know if seeing that Pokémon again is really the best idea, but I know better than to try to argue with this one once she sets her mind to something,” she said, gesturing to Seiren, who smiled innocently, as if she had no idea what her friend was talking about. “What about you, Yūrei? Will you agree to travel together?” she asked, tilting her head a bit, not wanting to assume he would agree, although she hoped he would. The idea of traveling with more people really did sound like fun.