<div class="floatleft">(http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l530/WyldeSK/lydia_zps2qmik9zp.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Lydia St. Madeleine<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Academy Concourse<br/><strong>Activity:</strong>Arriving in Style<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Open<br/><hr/><br/>The vehicle that brought Lydia to the PTA campus couldn't be properly described as a car. Limousine, maybe. Monstrosity, perhaps. One vehicle convoy - that probably did it the most justice. For anyone who bothered to time the process, it took a full five minutes for the driver to walk to and open the door for the heiress to exit. Another twenty to reach the trunk and take out a veritable mountain of luggage. For this, the servant received the most imperceptible of nods - a bare acknowledgement that he was there along with the expectation that he should appreciate her taking that much effort.<br/><br/>One that was done, however, the driver had his revenge - he drove off, leaving the girl alone with her luggage. Given, he'd be heading back to the manor, where only worse awaited him, but he could at least be secure in the knowledge that Lydia St. Madeleine, professional spoiled brat, would have to learn how to negotiate life from here on in - and that he was going to be very very very far from her.<br/><br/>Lydia on the other hand, had no such premonition. She simply raised a hand and called out, "Service. Service?" After all, this was to be no different than a hotel, at least in her imagination. And at any rate, her attention was caught by the crowd gathering around some Kalosian who was claiming to be the best trainer in the world. That was worthy of attention, even in Lydia's mind - in fact pokemon training was the only field of endeavor in which she would even allow the possibility of having an equal. "Shall we go see, Embra?" The Cyndaquil by her side nodded, walking aside her. Lydia's other pokemon remained in his pokeball for the time being. Mister had a penchant for mischief, so at times like these it was better that he should not be in a position to cause trouble.