The white pokemon looked in amazement as the core resting in front of her changed shape, becoming filled with electromagnetic energy. Slowly, she felt the churned fragments of food vanish from her stomach, teleported seemingly effortless on the core. In front of her eyes, the fruit regained its seeds, then it's sweet white insides to end with the return of that vitamin-filled shining red skin.<br/><br/>"Wow..." she exclaimed, feeling like hugging the mew. This was even more magical than her innate skill to eat large things. It was easy to make something disappear and to break it, but making it return was something only a mew could gloat about being able of doing. Seeing the importance of this discovery, she screamed at Sparktail, her wide opened eyes staring at the apple without blinking. "Sparky! Look! I ate the apple, but the god made it return! I can eat it again! Yay! It's the bestest thing ever!"<br/><br/>His train of thought disturbed by the rodent's annoying declaration, the yellow mouse turned to her with a sigh, almost willing to ignore her. Coincidently, he did ignore her, his stare setting itself on the whole apple like a fly on a light. The apple was whole! Not even a dent on it! This was incredible! "Wow! You were right! He rebuilt something she ate!"<br/><br/>This strange happiness and excitement taking over his mind again, the rodent couldn't really hide it anymore as he once again looked back at Triss, a wide smile printed on his muzzle. "I don't think I doubt what you said anymore. Umbreon, you said... umm... I happen to know an umbreon too. She never ate me, though. After saving my mate for... reasons I'd rather not mention, she promised to protect my colony, so she never lunched on a pikachu. Not that she could do it without making a mess of blood and flesh... at least... I think... it's not like I ever watched Kagai hunt. Who know… she might be a VX like Magic."