1x1 Pokemon: Jewels of the Aether - On the Run (Tala x 1:22)

Robyn sat down beside Michelle and gently patted Michelle's back. "How important could it have been? Or embarrassing? You know, maybe he was listening but didn't want to show it, if it was THAT embarrassing." Robyn laughed. "I can tell Leon has a pretty cool personality, so he doesn't show his emotions or he at least knows hows to keep them cool. You need to dig deeper to get to him."

She looked at Viola's rangers who were off to rebuild their base. "Besides," Robyn added, "the case is different with me and Robin, since we practically act and think the same way. Sometimes, I wonder if we're even the same person." She shuddered at the thought.

 

Robyn stared at Michelle. "Ooh! You talked about marriage?! That's exciting! Then again, if you want him to think about you more, then you should try taking some initiative. If you're worried he's not thinking enough about you, you have to do something. Besides... I'm sure Leon would be a great husband, and he's pretty cute. Want me to help you with some ideas?"

Outside, Leon and Robin were both exhausted. The bank record salvaging was taking forever and there were a lot of accounts to be settled. Fortunately, there was a system in place. They take the records to the knights, who would reimburse the appropriate accounts from the gold they had reclaimed from the Flare Guild.

 

"Oh... So it's just a matter of bad timing," Robyn said. She patted Michelle's shoulder. "It just takes time! Plus, didn't Leon confess his love for you already?! You just need to be patient."

Meanwhile, more civilians were having their accounts reimbursed. For Leon and Robin, things were going smoothly. At this rate, they should be done by the twilight.

 

"But you know that he cares for you a lot," Robyn said. "I could say the same for Robin! Though, he's not that complex, since we mirror each other in almost every way." She took out her tome and began to scan through the pages. "Shame that my books don't offer any advice on this." She smiled at Hao.

"Why don't we go see him?" Robyn suggested.

 

(Nope. I picked it up from a fanfiction, that female Robin ended up in male Robin's world, they would probably act identically. Female Robin had to give away her new book to Anna for directions, and found the same book in male Robin's tent)

"It's pretty scary, yeah. We even hold our books, swords, and even spoons the same way, and finish our food at the same time. It must be a coincidence," Robyn said. "Oh come on, you have to see him now. He's great!"

 

"We just have to find Leon..." Robyn muttered. She and Michelle left the shop with their supplies and into the Nouvaria afternoon. The city was very busy, but it looked like things were slowly, slowly, getting back to business. There were security concerns, of course, due to the chaos and busyness, but the knights were able to keep things under control.

Robyn looked at Michelle again. "Wait... You don't want to see Leon? I thought you loved him?"

 

"But...?" Robyn leaned in to look more closely at Michelle. "Come on, it's really simple! What's there to be worried about?" She tugged Michelle's arm.

 

"See? Even Sir Umbreon agrees..." Robyn added playfully. "Come on, Michelle. It's not that hard to digest."

They eventually arrived at the bank where Leon and Robin were helping the knights dig up more records.

 

Robyn's focus was on Robin. This also caused her to smile and she forgot about Michelle for the time being.

Eventually, Leon and Robin had their portion of work done. A lot of the bank records were salvaged and they decided to leave he rest to the knights and rangers. They sat aside, exhausted.

Robyn looked at Michelle again. "We should get them something, eh?"

 

(Work has been nonstop these days... Oh well)

Even Robyn was thinking of getting some berry pies for them. She looked up to the sky, seeing the sun was starting to fade into twilight. "I still have some gold pieces, so... yeah. I wonder if there's a bakery around here?"

Leon and Robin were served a cup of water each. They weren't used to pulling off labour like this, but in times like these when they didn't have to fight, it was strangely welcome.