Despite the things that Grayson said, about not liking or being able to handle his way of teaching, Yoshi still wanted the man to teach him. And though he'd been warned, he was not about to give up. No, he'd follow that guy straight to the ends of the earth if that was what it took for him to give in and teach him. Looking towards Grayson as the man went back to Fallarbor, he yelled towards the receding back of the man, cupping his hands around his mouth so that his voice would travel farther. "I'M NOT GONNA GIVE UP! I DON'T CARE IF YOU'RE TRAINING IS HARSH!! I WANT YOU TO TEACH ME!!" Letting his arms fall to his sides, he sighs, looking down to Torchic. "Come on buddy, let's go." Torchic nods, and he turns on his heels, heading the opposite way, towards Meteor Falls. He knew that there were some pools and ponds inside the caves, and decided to pass his time coming up with a plan to make Grayson teach him.<br/><br/>Reaching the place, he looks around inside the caves, impressed by the view. It was light inside, surprisingly enough, and the sound of dripping water reached his ears, along with the distant roaring of a waterfall somewhere further on in the cave. Walking over to a pool of water, he stares at the rippling surface, before shaking his head and sitting down next to the water, pulling out his fishing rod. He was in a spot that wasn't easily seen from the entrance to the caves, but he could see it entrance just fine, so if Grayson came in he'd be able to easily spot the man.<br/><br/>For a while nothing happened, and he got no bites either. But then the sound of footsteps echoed to up to where he was on the cliff just above the entrance, and he peeks over, seeing that Grayson had entered. Next to him was a Pokemon he'd only seen in pictures. A Sylveon. Yoshi's eyes twinkle with excitement, but this time around he was quite, trying a different approach. His eyes followed the man's movements as he went over to a waterfall, walking behind it. His initial plan was to wait and just watch, but he couldn't help it and decides to approach the man once more. Putting his rod back in to his backpack, he puts it on his back. Jumping swiftly and nimbly  down from the cliff, he shuffles quietly to where Grayson was, but instead of shouting he stays quiet, waiting for the other to notice him.