Both Valeria and Umbre heard the tell-tale sounds of life, and as they shot quick glances at Adrian, it was clear he heard them too. He was fast, quickly lobbing a berry towards Umbre. "We've got Pokemon to catch!" he shouted, pointing off into the woods before darting into his tent.<br/><br/>Rage coursed through Valeria's veins. They hadn't even<em>seen</em>these Pokemon yet, and already he was going to try and capture them? "Umbre, we can't let this happen..." she began, her heart pounding as she forced her exhausted body up.<br/><br/>Her protests were silenced as quickly as they began. Adrian charged back out of the tent, carrying his rifle in one hand and tapping a pokeball with the other. Valeria vanished in a red haze, and Umbre looked back at him. "Capture that Pokemon for me, Umbre! I won't be merciful if you let it get away!"<br/><br/>That was all the motivation she needed. Umbre quickly devoured the berry, feeling almost immediately rejuvenated after swallowing the tasty fruit. Valeria wasn't going to be happy about this once she was released again, but that didn't matter. She could only imagine how angry Adrian would be if she failed. Umbre charged forward, her eyes darting around, her ears perked.<br/><br/>She slowed down as the neared what she believed to be the source of the cry. The last time she did this, she was reckless, and nearly took herself out with her hyper beams and carelessness. This time she was going to be more careful. Failure wasn't an option.<em>Come on out</em>, she thought to herself, crouching down and approaching the trees. Whatever it was, it had to still be hiding there... she was sure she would have heard it running off if it had. All she needed to do was get close enough to see it, or at least flush it out of hiding... wherever it was. Moving very quietly now, she continued her slow search.<em>Just show yourself, make this easy on both of us...</em>