Susan was content to remain quiet for the bath for the most part. The questions she had been asked were quickly lost in the sea of discussion, but the woman who hugged her magikarp to hide her own petite form in the face of some beautiful bodies on the other women couldn't really work up the courage to speak all the same. Of the group she was likely the most petite and the 'average' girls were enough to make her feel a little jealous. At the same time the ones that were truly impressive almost boggled the mind. She thought about closing her eyes and pretending she was alone in the bath but decided against that in favor of listening.<br/><br/>She felt a little lost as they began talking about destruction though and quickly leaned in to listen and gather as much information as she could, especially since it was better then the discussion about the boys. She definitely did not want to think about that. And when the discussion finally turned to pokemon again, Susan couldn't help but point out,<span style="color: orange">"Yugen is definitely not like the rest of the world but that doesn't there are some similar things. I lived in the wilds of mountains and forests long enough to realize there are pockets everywhere where pokemon can go for years without dealing with a human. The difference is that here the time is a lot longer. It changes things. A lot. Pokemon that haven't seen humans for years can become much like animals... Why the first time I met Stumpy, he was trying to lead me off a cliff because he was bored."</span><br/><br/>The Pokemon had the sense to look ashamed and ducked his head for a moment, but he was quickly distracted by the hot water once more and starting floating around through the steam, enjoying the odd shapes he was making.<span style="color: orange">"I imagine almost anywhere on this island will be in some danger. It's why I practiced teaching Roar to Sparky over there."</span>She nodded, this time toward the puppy like shape of the Houndour doggy paddling in circles, enjoying the heat of the springs immensely.<span style="color: orange">"And why I helped Stumpy learn confuse ray. I imagine that where ever we are on this island, there will be trouble. It's best to be prepared for the worst."</span><br/><br/>Susan spoke confidently, but the moment she was done she realized she had said quite a lot, and ducked part of her face beneath the crown of the magikarp. The fish seemed to enjoy the press of her form, even if he didn't quite understand where he was, and was happy to remain blissfully unaware in her arms.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>