Zane stopped and looked back when he heard Jayce. He had nearly forgotten that the other trainer was with him. He stayed put until he heard the telltale footfalls that meant that Jayce was running to catch up. Zane started walking again, but at a much slower pace so Jayce could catch up to him. He was nearly out of the Ice Path when the other trainer caught up with him. Zane smiled when he saw the look on the other trainers face. Jayce was a fighter, and had no intention of losing either.<br/><br/>"You took the words right out of my mouth. Then can take my pokemon from me when Groudon and Kyogre start getting along. And you're right, we should talk strategy." Zane continued walking back towards Mahogany. Maybe he wouldn't need to make a swap after all. "I do have one idea Jayce. Tell me... are any of your pokemon able to make a sandstorm?" A small smirk appeared on Zane's face. The strategy he was thinking of was kind of cheap, and he preferred not to use it. But considering what was at stake, he would gladly make an exception. If one of Jayce's pokemon couldn't make a sandstorm, then Zane's pokemon would have to create the sandstorm on it's own, meaning he would have to teach it, and have it forget one of it's moves. He didn't particularly like this option, but he would rather do that then lose to those two rogue pokemon.