"Alright then..." He watches, remaining where he was standing, as she heads back through the house, no doubt to go out front to wait for him to get ready so they could go. Turning his eyes to his Pokémon, who were looking a little sad that their new friends had left so soon, Sekinetsu smiles a little bit, sighing softly, rubbing his hand across the back of his neck. "Aquacorde huh? A new adventure...it's a little soon after just moving here but...<span style="font-style: italic">sigh</span>...I don't mind." He grins at his friends, and then nods, mind finally set on getting this started. "Right. I'm going to be leaving, so you all stay here. And don't cause any trouble, got that?" They all respond in their own way, and Sekinetsu knew they'd be okay. For the most part they were well behaved, so he knew he could count on them to not destroy anything to cause any trouble.<br/><br/>However, when he went to turn to go inside, he felt a tugging on his leg, and he looked down to see Oshawott staring at him with watery eyes. "Osha...wott..." It says, his voice quite sad sounding. Leaning down he pats the sea otter on his head, a soft smile on his lips. "Not this time little buddy. You stay here, okay?" Oshawott then grabs onto his hand, and he couldn't help but to chuckle softly. "Oh, Oshawott...what am I gonna do with you? Fine...you can come with." The frown on Oshawott's face turns right side up and it lets out a happy sound, though tears had begun to fall. Sekinetsu stands up, and with Oshawott following, heads inside.<br/><br/>First things first, he goes upstairs to grab whatever he needed to get. On went his hat, which was more like a really loosely fit beanie cap, his bright red hair falling out from underneath, and his one shouldered backpack. Of course it was red, and on the front had a flame symbol surrounded by a white background, outlined in black. And, lastly, around his waist went a red belt, with little fastening hooks for Pokéballs. It was empty, save for one that he picked up and places there, which belonged to Oshawott. The others remained on a stand on his desk, since he didn't really like keeping them in their balls for too long at a time. He believed in letting them grow and experience the world, rather than keep them cooped up all the time.<br/><br/>One last glance in the mirror in his room, adjusting his hat and tugging a bit at his gloves, he nods, a smile on his face, and goes back down stairs, making sure to pocket the key to the house in the process, along with grabbing some cash from the change jar. Who knew when he'd need to get something? Better safe then sorry, which was what he always said to himself. Passing through the front room, he goes outside, where, like he'd predicted, Aurora stood on the porch, waiting for him so they could get going. "I'm ready. Sorry for making you wait!" He grins widely at her, closing the door behind himself and locking it, slipping the key in his pocket. "Well, shall we get going? Oshawott is gonna come along too, hope that's okay."