The man looked incredulously at June and Talon as Talon walked from the stream to put the baggy shirt back on, Melody having backed away a bit behind the packs as she stared at the stranger, "You missed the attack?" he asked, leaning against a nearby tree as he spoke, "Yeah, I guess that makes sense, I was at the absolute edge and they almost caught me so I guess I can't expect any other survivors." He glanced away as he spoke, trying to remember the details, "Ok, here's what I saw of it, or at least what I saw by the time I got there. A bunch of guys in black clothing and with a lot of pokegirls were going through the village house by house, shooting those that came out," his brow furrowed as he continued, "but never a lethal shot, always something that brought them down never killing, I wonder why," he shook his head after a moment, "Anyway, once they had shot the civilians they threw something at them that absorbed them in a flash, sometimes before even defeating the pokegirls that they had brought out. Simply caught the humans and took their 'balls before balling the pokegirls left." he shuddered, "Most didn't even have a chance, they were caught by total surprise," he brought a hand up to his eyes, "I don't know what they did with them, I was forced to run when some started heading my way, they didn't want anyone getting away I think."<br/><br/>By this time Talon had dried himself off as much as he could, and Melody was had collapsed at his side in sobs, probably remembering the events that had happened to her recently. Talons reaction was to simply stand by her awkwardly, trying to focus elsewhere, "How many other people have you seen?" he asked.<br/><br/>The man took a deep breathe before looking back up, "No, no one else has been around, I even lost a pokegirl earlier when I was forced to run off from the beach." he shook his head in exasperation, sighing, "Anyway, the names Rick, want to come into my camp? We can share info while I eat." he offered. Talon looked to June, he personally wouldn't mind since the guy<i>seemed</i>genuine enough, but he trusted June might have a sense he didn't in the matter.