Taken off guard by the Kirlia's psychic message, Adrian needed a little time to adjust. The confusion apparent on his face, though only Kirlia knew the extent of how far it went. Experimenting a little with thought-patterns he finally found something that seemed like it would work. Imagine talking inside your own head, it was worth a try, it was how the Kirlia's message 'felt' to him.<br/><br/><em>"I did, capture you yes."</em>Somehow he felt the answer come up short, not good enough right now talking for the first time. But it was all his mind could manage while still working out how to actually talk to her, in private. Soon enough though, the almost stupid realisation that he could simply use his voice came to him, and the more 'charming' words followed.<br/><br/>"After a most exhilarating little hunt I'd say. You seemed glad to have experienced it." He smiled, it was a combined smile formed by his increasingly wicked thoughts for the future and the idea that she might like that same future. "Travelling with me and learning your new place will be full of interesting and exciting new experiences, I can assure you that at least."<br/><br/>Then there was the vulpix. Adrian hadn't heard what she had said to his umbreon, even if he could sense that something was off about her. Perhaps she just needed time to adjust to this life, it was the first time he'd ordered her to capture another pokemon after all. This vulpix though, she seemed rather, angry. Something about her, simply annoyed Adrian. As if he could sense that she was going to be trouble, much like Valeria. Those negative emotions soon turned to wickedness in his own mind though, mirrored in his increasingly vile grin.<br/><br/>"You're in my camp Vulpix, you've been captured. From here on you'll enjoy a life as my pokemon." He wasn't really planning to say more than that, but it just came out. The atmosphere around this vulpix almost pulled the words out of him. "And if you don't want to, I'll have to make you." Now that he had said it, in his usual pleasant voice, quite contrasting with the message, he turned his head to Valeria. This was a message for her as well.