<div align="center"><strong>[(http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/8/8d/Spr_3e_217.gif) &amp; (http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/5/5a/Spr_2c_216.gif)] vs. [(http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/b/bc/Spr_3e_167.gif) &amp; (http://cdn.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/f/fc/Spr_2c_147.gif)]</strong><br/></div><br/>Julian's eyes grew wide when he watched the situation degrade from there, though thankfully they were able to stop the Ursaring in it's tracks, that was the more dangerous of the two. Even so, Julian didn't expect the cub to jump back in the fight, and actually be so efficient as to cause both significant damage to Mac, as well as cause a paralyzing effect on the dragon worm. "Mac!!!" Mac would have never allowed such an obvious strike to hit him before, he must have been quite distracted by the Ursaring, as well as debuffed by the Leer which he was still suffering from the effects of. Still, the Teddiursa was gone just a few moments later, and the Ursaring was sitting and waiting to have the final blow delivered to it, the two weren't in any danger.<br/><br/>But was it really right to do that? Julian wasn't so sure. Judging from her actions, the bear was just trying to protect it's young from the humans that had dealt their kind so much pain in the past. His eyes shifted towards the ground as he thought about all the poachers that he was traveling all the way to Mahogany Town to try and stop. Yet, if they were to keep battling and deliver needless harm to this pokemon, they'd be no better. And Julian refused to be reduced to their level, he would be better then them if he ever wanted to bring about the reform that he craved so desperately. No. Julian refused to allow the bear any more harm when her only crime was looking out for the best interest of her young.<br/><br/>He stepped forward and withdrew Mac, shaking his head a little.<br/>"Come on, we've done what we need to do. That Ursaring isn't going to follow us if we run away now, and we gotta get out of here before more wild Pokemon come running due to the sounds of the conflict."