Seiren was focused on eating her food when Kenka asked what it was like here and if there were any really good places to go. She nodded to both his first and last questions, but before she had time to actually say anything, a blast in the distance pulled their attention away.<br/><br/>Both girls were on their feet almost immediately. Mai frowned a little, wondering what it was and hoping it was nothing serious. Seiren, on the other hand, looked intrigued more than scared or worried. “I don’t know but…. I really want to know,” she said, curiosity sparkling in her eyes.<br/><br/>“Oh no you don’t. I know that look,” Mai reached up and put her hands on Seiren’s shoulders, pushing down to force her to sit, “You’re not going anywhere.” Of course, she wasn’t actually strong enough to physically force her taller and much more athletic friend to do anything, but she didn’t need to be, as the other girl slowly sank to a seated position, pouting slightly.<br/><br/>“You’re no fun,” Seiren told her as she sat back down just in time to have a Rockruff hop into her lap and curl up. “It’s alright, little guy,” she told him in a soft voice as she stroked the top of his head. She looked up to see a Pokémon that she knew didn’t belong here flying across the sky before disappearing. She narrowed her eyes as she watched the dark figure but saying nothing.<br/><br/>Mai had taken a seat as well, comforting her own Pokémon that had come to surround her after the loud explosion. She had no more of an answer for what this creature was than any of the others did, so she hadn’t said anything, either, when Kenka had exclaimed a question, wondering what the creature was. When Yūrei spoke up again, though, she looked up from the small Chinchou that she was comforting, her blue eyes shifting up to meet his.<br/><br/>She leaned back, placing her hands on the ground behind her to prop herself up as she thought about how to answer his question. She looked over at Magearna and smiled when he mentioned that they had befriended some mythical Pokémon. “No, it’s okay. I don’t mind,” she assured him when he added that they didn’t have to answer if they didn’t want to. “Hmmm, well, I guess it depends on what exactly you want to know about them,” she said thoughtfully. “I know more about those from Alola than any others, although I’ve never actually encountered any of them,” she admitted.<br/><br/>Having finally finished her curry, Seiren set her empty plate off to the side and stretched, “Are you asking because of the Pokémon we just saw?” she asked curiously, earning a raised eyebrow from Mai. She shrugged and looked off into the distance. “I can tell you one thing: stick with me and you’ll see one soon enough,” she promised. “I came back to find the Legendary Pokémon here, and I won’t stop until I do!” she announced with a grin.<br/><br/>“Well, that and your mother kept pestering you to come home so that you could celebrate your birthday with them,” Mai reminded her, snickering a little when Seiren grumbled under her breath. Her gaze shifted to Magearna, who was standing just behind her, eyeing Yūrei. “You can go say hi, if you want,” she assured the Pokémon with a smile, gathering that Yūrei wouldn’t mind.<br/><br/>Magearna tilted her head a bit and only hesitated a moment before slowly approaching Yūrei,<span style="font-style: italic">”Hello,”</span>she said to him as she circled him once before stopping in front of him.