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Thread: Five Years Later (Ama + Sully)

Lillie looked nervously awkward as a young girl approached Moon, and she stood in the near distance to watch the scene taking forth. Man, that kid looked like she absolutely adored Moon. Was that what being champion was? Lillie had known that it likely came with some degree of fame and prosperity, but she hadn't realized just how much people would look up to the champion. She had to remind herself that Moon wasn't just any champion, though - she was Alola's first, and also one who had held the title for five years straight now. People knew her, or at least knew of her - and Lillie herself couldn't imagine being thrown in to such publicity. While she had grown more comfortable in her skin and become less shy and reserved, at heart she was still the same girl she had used to be. Hey it's alright, Lillie said after the child had walked away and Moon had apologized. Though it had been a strange scene to witness, it had also been rather adorable. Moon had always been a sweetheart, or at least so Lillie's memory recalled, and while she had been able to see in the woman's eyes that she was a little frustrated by the fact that she'd been so casually interrupted Moon's own tact was still obvious. You know sometimes I've wished that people would look up to me like they do you. If we're being honest.... You were what made me have the motivation to become a stronger person, become a trainer at all. I'm really happy to see that what the headlines say about Alola's reigning champ having a heart of gold aren't all a ploy. Obviously, the last part was a joke. As far as Lillie was aware, there wasn't a mean bone in Moon's body. Protective, sure - if the past had anything to say about it Moon would probably still have a tendency to look after those around her even if it required breaking a rule or two or going up against something she wasn't quite ready for - but never mean. In fact that was one of the many parts of Moon that Lillie had looked up to and aspired to emulate while she was gone - Moon was exactly the kind of person that she wanted to be like... though maybe without the champion part - it would be interesting to maybe see how Lillie had grown as a trainer and see if she could stand up to the champion one day, but Lillie was more than happy to let her best friend keep that title even if by some miracle she could win. She knew there was a very good chance she couldn't - over the years she had collected a few gym badges, but mostly Kanto had been about personal growth and trying her hardest to grow as a person rather than focusing on the league.
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Lillie's kind words made Moon's heart swell with pride. Sure she'd be showered with praise after becoming champion, and plenty of other people still spoke to her about how they looked up to her or how she inspired them or their kids to become Pokemon trainers but there was something different about hearing it come from Lillie herself. Like she'd been striving for Lillie's approval without even realizing it, and hearing that Lillie admired her as champion and didn't find her too conceited or intimidating due to her fame really meant the world to her. It sparked a faint pink glow on her cheeks as a soft, bashful laugh slipped out. Aww, you'll make me blush if you keep that up, Lillie, she giggled sweetly, flashing the girl a warm, grateful smile as they continued their walk along the edge of the beach, the warm evening air filled with the sounds of the waves and the warm tropical breeze, a backdrop to the sounds of families making the most of the last of the sun for the day. But you know... Moon paused, turning her gaze to the other girl and letting her eyes wander up and down Lillie's body, lingering on her face for a few seconds longer, admiring how her hair fluttered in the breeze. I don't think it would be too far fetched to imagine people looking up to you. I can already tell you've changed, just the way you carry yourself is so much more... confident? Assured? It's hard to describe, but I think whatever Kanto did to you was for the best, she says with another light giggle, her sheer giddiness at being reunited seeming to spill out every time she spoke. Besides, I'm sure if you could beat me everyone would admire you for finally taking down Alola's champion. I think some people are getting a little sick of me by now, she added playfully. Though her tone was light and teasing, it wasn't entirely without truth. There were some people who were starting to believe the league was rigged, thinking it unimaginable that someone could go undefeated for so long. Even the casual jokes of how boring it must be being champion for so long were starting to sting with malice. People were getting bored, they wanted a fresh face. If Lillie could inherit that title then Moon was positive that she wouldn't do anything to tarnish the reputation and responsibility that came with being champion but deep down she knew that Lillie really wasn't the kind of trainer to go battling champions. She was strong in other ways. Still... it was nice to dream.
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It wasn't even just Moon's championship that had inspired Lillie - it had been the entirety of their journey together. However, Lillie had definitely kept up on Moon's life, at least the public parts of it anyways, and despite the glamorization of it all Moon had seemed to stay the sweet, endearing, kind-hearted girl Lillie had always known even when thrown in to the thick of it. That blush was beautiful, though. Lillie hadn't meant to light up Moon's cheeks like a fire but that combined with the girl's sweet laugh had to be one of the cutest things that Lillie had ever seen - and given that she once spent a day with a colony of young Meowth and their surprisingly laid back Persian parents, getting the claim of cutest thing she had ever seen was not an easy feat. The slight tinge of pink to the girl's cheeks, the way the corners of her eyelids creased as she laughed - it had to have been one of the most beautiful things that she had ever laid her bright green eyes on. It was mesmerizing - but just as she had once pretended to not have inklings of such thoughts, Lillie could and would do so again. While she had grown as a person, she still was not about to admit just how flattering she found the dark haired beauty before her. Thank you, she instead said in a soft tone, her pale skin and bright eyes illuminated by the smile that took over her face. Though her voice was soft she was still sincere, and Lillie genuinely found comfort in knowing that she wasn't the only one who thought that she had grown. It had been one way to say to herself yes, you're someone you can be proud of and another for someone else to acknowledge it. Her heart fluttered in her chest and maybe it was just because she felt validated, but it was likely because those compliments were coming from Moon's own mouth. There was a strange sense of adoration on Lillie's part, a care for the girl that she had troubles placing when she was younger but grew to know as affection, mixed with a sense of awe and inspiration. Moon may have been the champion but to Lillie that was only a piece of her, and even without that the blonde would seek her praise. Aw, I don't think anyone could get sick of you, Lillie replied as they continued to stroll casually towards the shop - though she had never been there, she swore she could see a new building along the edge of a street and assumed that would be their destination. She hadn't realized that the championship had grown stale both for Moon and the people of Alola. I know for a fact I couldn't.
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Once again Lillie's words sent Moon's heart aflutter. She'd known for a while know exactly what her feelings towards Lillie were, and it had been so hard keeping them to herself when they'd spoken while she'd been away, knowing that the last thing Lillie needed while on her journey was the added burden of Moon's feelings and possibly a broken friendship too. She hadn't quite been prepared for just how much her emotions would flare once Lillie returned, yet now she was here it was like every word she said sent Moon's senses on fire. She just wanted more of Lillie, to hear her voice, to feel her hand in her own, to surround herself in that delicate scent that Lillie gave off but most importantly, she just wanted to see more of her. She felt like she could spend hours just staring at her friend and how she'd grown, admiring those beautiful features that had matured from shy, reserved girl to someone with confidence, yet still the etiquette to not parade it around. Well... you'd be surprised, Moon said cryptically, not wanting to bog their reunion down with heavy subjects like her own popularity. But that's really sweet of you to say. Thanks, she added reassuringly, her warm smile plastered on her lips as she led the way up to the doors of the malasada place. While it was technically new, it still had mostly the same well-known and loved staff of the old one, it had simply moved to a much larger premises after the surge in popularity thanks in no small part to Hau's obsession with the stuff, and his title as Kahuna after his grandfather stepped down. Everyone wanted to try the Kahuna's favourite food. Anyway! There's so much I want to ask about Kanto! Moon chirped cheerfully, changing the subject as they entered the shop while doing her best to ignore the blatant looks she got from some of the customers, as well as the murmured conversations that were no doubt about her. She led the way towards a cozy little corner booth where they'd at least have some privacy and slid into one side of it, the movement causing the slit in her long breezy skirt to spill open around her thigh, almost showing all the way up to the edge of her bikini beneath. How many badges did you wind up getting? Did you go all the way to the league? Oh! And your Pokemon too, you need to show me them, it's been so long since I've seen a lot of the Pokemon native to Kanto, she giggled brightly, seemingly bubbling with excitement.
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Ah yes - this did feel like home. Though the location had changed, she still remembered back in the early days when she had first fled the Aether Paradise and the old version of this same shop had been one of the few places that Lillie would feel comfortable going to. Old faces greeted her, aged as much as she did but there was still that friendly, welcoming atmosphere that she had grown to love over time. It was... perfect . Lillie felt serene and t home, and frankly she was rather surprised that she didn't see Hau here. Just as she had kept up with Moon's activities to the best of her abilities, she also had stayed up to date with Hau. If anything, she had talked to the boy more than her best friend herself. There were... reasons for that - reasons that at the time she hadn't been able to deal with. Facing emotions, facing emotions for a girl at that was not something she'd had the ability to do in the past. It was easier to talk to someone she didn't worry about crossing a line with, as much as she had ached to spend every waking moment for months talking with Moon. Now, though? Now she was home and she was grown and she'd realized as soon as they first laid eyes on each other that perhaps finally acting on those long-lived thoughts wouldn't be the worst thing to happen - it could actually be one of the best things. Of course, she would need more than a few smiles and some casual hand-holding before she would do such a thing. After ordering a quick meal Lillie didn't realize how hungry she was after her long journey until the overwhelming, rich aroma of malasadas attacked her senses she was able to properly relax. Kanto was... Amazing. It was everything I thought it would be and so much more, Moon, Lillie started with that giddy grin still plastered on the soft features of her face. I didn't get to the league but that wasn't my goal - I just... I wanted to make the most of it - and I think I did. I spent a lot of time just travelling and settling down in areas here and there - Cerulean was beautiful, but the safari zone in Fuschia had to be my favourite experience. I ended up with six badges - and of course you can see my Pokemon. She had them with her, of course - not strapped to her waist currently but rather in her backpack as she had no reason to have them out until now. With her bag rested on the booth seat beside her, Lillie was able to dig them out. She took out five Pokeballs and glanced around the shop to make sure that she had enough space before releasing them one at a time - an Espeon and an Umbreon who were siblings she had adopted as Eevee during her early days, a Raichu, a Dragonaire and a Kanto-form Persian. Everyone seemed calm and tame enough to be free inside of the store, but Lillie still hoped she hadn't missed a your Pokemon must stay in their Pokeballs sign at the entrance or something.
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Moon's compliments left Lillie absolutely beaming in delight. Over the years she had but an incredible amount of hard work in to raising her team to be exactly what she had wanted them to be putting the effort in to hatching her Espeon and Umbreon, siblings from the same clutch, after a lady living along the route leading to Celedon had gave her them in exchange for a week's spent time helping at her nursery, watching her cute little Dratini grow in to a Dragonaire and the task that had been earning its respect as it gained its power. The Raichu was a Pokemon that she had raised since her early days, caught in the Vermillion forest before she had even been there a month. Out of the whole group, he was who Lillie had spent the longest with, Thank you so much, Lillie said with a wide grin on her lips, holding her hand out towards her Dragonaire in a motion that encouraged the dragon type to rest her chin on Lillie's opened palm, something that showed just how tamed the dragon type beast was. Lillie had earned her trust and respect through actions and rewards rather than any kind of punishment - these Pokemon knew nothing but kindness and gentle, but stern, verbal discipline. After giving the dragon a scratch under the chin she made a small motion to Moon's own opened hand, and the beast slunk closer to the dark haired girl. She sniffed, cocked her head - but ultimately bopped her forehead against the girl's hand. If this girl was a friend of her human's, then Dragonaire was cautiously comfortable with her. What about you, Moon? What's your team like these days - do you have like... one for the league and one for personal use? I mean... do you even have personal time to battle or train any more anyways? And oh! How's Nebby? Lillie threw question after question at the black haired woman near her, hands idly distracted once the Espeon decided to curl up in her lap at the booth. Matching his twin sister, the Umbreon pawed at Moon's leg. As soon as Lillie noticed, she laughed and shook his head. Oh - him. You can say no to him if you want, he just likes doing whatever his sister's doing.
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Even though she had suggested that it was okay for Moon to reject her Umbreon's desire to snuggle, Lillie was thrilled that the dark-haired girl acted so sweet towards a Pokemon she had never even met before. She wasn't surprised , no - but she was pleased. A soft laugh escaped her lips as Moon shimmied to the side, making sure that the black-furred dark type would have a space to sit. The Umbreon himself was more than happy to take a seat, though he didn't curl up as nicely as his sister had on Lillie's own lap. He tried to get in moon's face - sniffing and even trying to rub his face along her cheek. It was all very friendly behaviour - which actually kind of surprised Lillie, as the dark-type wasn't known for being overly friendly. Perhaps Moon was just a Pokemon whisperer - this wasn't the first time that Lillie had entertained that thought. I'd love to go see him, Lillie agreed, thrilled at the idea of being able to go take a visit. Moon's explanation made sense - Nebby was, in fact, an ultra beast after all. As much as she was sad to hear that Nebby had been sad to see her go was it even right to keep calling him that? This wasn't the little Cosmog she had carried around for months any more, after all, it also warmed her heart. To hear that those she loved here in Alola had never forgotten about her filled a piece of her that she had worried was gone. While people and Pokemon alike had moved on with their lives, her presence had meant something to someone - more than anything, that was what Lillie ached to have in this world. Oh - I was going to stay up in the loft at Kukui's, actually. Just like I used to, you know. Lillie herself wasn't super thrilled about those plans, though - she was grown and wanted a little more privacy than that place would afford her, as much as she was excited to be able to see the professor again as well. Unless I figured out somewhere else to stay, of course. I'm sure he wouldn't be upset if I did.
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Moon giggled in delight at the excited display of affection from the Umbreon in her lap. While other people, and even other trainers, might have been reluctant to allow somebody else's Pokemon so close in her personal space, Moon utterly adored it. With a wide grin and a bright laugh she gently hugged the Umbreon as she returned its affectionate nuzzles, before she brushed a hand up its side to tickle beneath its chin, then around to scratch behind one of its ears, beaming as her affections coaxed out more sweet coos and purrs from the dark-type Pokemon. Aww! I don't think I've ever seen such a friendly Umbreon. If you're not careful your trainer will get jealous, you know, Moon teased it playfully, giving it a light boop on the nose before turning her attention back to Lillie, her face flushed faintly from the affection and that wide, goofy grin still plastered on her lips. She really was completely in her element when surrounded by Pokemon. So Lillie planned on staying with the professor. That made sense, Moon knew the professor still kept that loft space cleared out just in case, but with both him and his wife living there, it was bound to be cramped with a fully-grown Lillie sharing the place. Not to mention she questioned whether Lillie could even fit in that same small bed anymore. Those thoughts only spurred Moon on to her next point. Oh, well, I'm sure the Professor will be happy to see you again and have you back. It'll be just like old times! Moon chirped brightly, her hands still more focused on playing with the Umbreon in her lap than the food on her plate. Although, I was thinking... just in case you wanted somewhere bigger to stay... you could totally stay at my place while you're here! She grinned hopefully, bubbling with excitement just at the thought. We never did get the chance to have a sleepover, like we always said we would. And besides, I've got plenty of space, so you wouldn't be imposing or anything. And you'd have all the time in the world to spend with Nebby! I know he wouldn't want to see you go, and I'd feel bad if you had to leave to go to the Professor's, so... what d'you think? It's really no trouble at all, and it would give us all the time in the world to catch up and hang out! She continued rambling. At this point she was starting to come across a little strong with her insistence that Lillie stay with her, but she knew what the girl was like. At least, she knew what the old Lillie was like. She was so timid and unassertive that she would never dream of imposing on someone like that. Moon felt like she had to make it clear that it wouldn't be troubling her in the slightest. In fact, she would love the chance to spend more time with Lillie. If it happened to lessen the Professor's burden too, that was just a bonus!
Thread: Five Years Later (Ama + Sully)

While Lillie would have never imposed herself on to Moon by asking if she could stay at her place in the interim, the young blonde was thrilled when her best friend made the suggestion herself. As if she hadn't already been beaming, her face illuminated in a wider, even more all-consuming smile. Moon, I absolutely love that idea! She didn't mean to speak as fast as she did - within a second she had blurted that out, speaking so fast her words may as well have slurred together in the process. Immediately her bright eyes went wide and her expression turned shocked and then apologetic. The last thing she wanted to do was come on too strong or seem too eager. I mean... Yes. I would love that, Moon. It would be awesome to be able to spend more time with you, and I can imagine that Kukui would like to keep his privacy. Besides - by now you have to have a mansion or something, don't you? Her last remark was teasing, a soft quip that also accompanied the return of her lighthearted smile. As much as Moon could afford a mansion at this point, Lillie wouldn't have been surprised even if the dark haired beauty was still living at her mother's. Moon was one of the sweetest, most down to earth people that Lillie had met during her years, after all. Are you sure you want me, though? I wouldn't want to be imposing on you. And there it was - Lillie's soft nature coming, trying to assure that Moon genuinely wanted her around. No matter how pleasant the girl's offer had been, the blonde was the type to still check and make sure that she was wanted. If so, she would be thrilled to spend some time at her best friend's place - was there even a better way to adjust to being in Alola again? Lillie thought not.