Draco smiled kindly at the three trainers before her. Draco's ears were sharper than most since she had to survive in the wilderness so she heard Ryan's "hobo" comment but didn't show any signs of hearing it. Draco heard both of the older trainers say their names and that they could help her if she needed it. One of them asked if her parents knew she was here and she knew that answering that question would bring on pity, which she didn't want but she knew she had to tell them. Draco said, "My parents died when I was a baby, i don't remember them. I don't need help anymore, I now know that I'm in Kanto and that's all I wanted to know." Draco was about to turn to leave when her Riolu, Kira, saw her. Draco said, "Oh crud." Kira ran over to her and started making angry sounds as he seemed to be scolding her. Draco said, "Hey Kira. I would say that I wandered over here after getting seperated from Kurama but I know that lies won't work on you since you can tell when someone's lying." Kira huffed at her angrily and Draco said, "I know I have to be careful but I'm tired of hiding in the woods. Plus, if I can't talk to people I won't be able to get the information we need to get home. I know you and Kurama are just trying to protect me but you guys get a bit to extreme. I mean, you come to town and pretend to be a wild Riolu to get food from the people here so that we can eat and Kurama acts like a scary wild Ninetales and attacks people that get too close to where we're hiding while I just sit there and hide." The trainers that she had been speaking to before Kira spotted her would probably be able to put two and two together and figure out that the oddly colored Ninetales that they had been warned would attack people if they got too close to a certain part of the forest on the edge of Pallet Town belonged to her. Draco turned to the boys and said, "It was nice meeting all of you. I gotta go now, bye!" Before she allowed herself to be dragged toward the forest by her Riolu.<br/><br/>Kurama had been growling at the male trainer and his Riolu, they were too close to the den where Draco was hiding so he felt he needed to scare them off. Kurama simply allowed the Pokeball to hit him and it bounced off of him and did nothing, which would mean that he already belonged to someone. Kurama used Flamethrower and aimed it at the ground in front of the trainer to tell him to leave. Kurama always gave a warning to trainers and their Pokemon before attacking if they didn't heed his warning and leave. Kurama's silvery-blue fur was standing on end as he bristled in aggression. If the trainer and his Riolu didn't leave, then he would attack them like everyone else who didn't listen.