Something was off alright, Umbreon knew there was something that could be identified as a thread. A caterpie wouldn't have been worth this growl, and though she had surely taken on a defensive stance, there was something odd. No reaction.<br/><br/>Pokemon speak in body language just like humans do, and this position, the growl, the fluffing of her tail, all signs that she was showing off how strong she was. And that called for a reaction, one of equal or surpassing force. After all, if one animal shows another how strong it is, then the other must be able match that strength or be dominated. And that last, was most intriguing to Adrian.<br/><br/>Adrian took a few steps aside, positioning himself right behind his Umbreon in an attempt to find whatever pokemon she might have seen. This trainer knew exactly what this little animalistic act meant. The recipient of Umbreon's show of power was afraid. It might be a viable strategy to hide, though not when its clear that you've been found. A smile spread across Adrian's face, he'd found a pokemon his own could dominate, and he wasn't about to let that chance slip.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, his time spent forging a deep bond with his pokemon had left open an obvious flaw, one that he would have to correct as soon as possible. He didn't know his own pokemon's moves. One might argue that he had only just caught her, and more importantly only recently controlled her, though not knowing one's own pokemon's moves was more than just an oversight. It wasn't going to stop him though, he would be able to adapt, and put the situation to his own advantage, just how he imagined his perfect view of a pokemon master would do.<br/><br/>Stepping out and pointing over his own Umbreon towards her target, he shouted; "Umbreon, flush this little out with a physical attack! Bring her into my sight! I want to see if she's worth capturing!"