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"I have to say, you and your friend back there caused quite a hefty stir between us and the Rockets, and while yes, we do thank you for your contribution to weakening the administrator of this small batch from that heinous group, we do have a small problem of vigilantism and contributing an unnatural balance to this world with this Legendary Pokemon. Quite a specimen, I might add." he said. "At any rate, it isn't anything I can allow. But you and I both know that you aren't going to willingly turn yourself over; no easier at that than your friends back at the well." He then observed Aden. A gut feeling came upon him. Those antennae and wings...they were not fake...this odd...euphoric feeling emanating from Aden. He did have a higher normal amount of chi than a normal human. A lot higher. It was only to mean one thing...a hybrid. A peculiar one at that. What on earth spawned him? No matter.

"I'm right in thinking you are a hybrid, no?" He then asked.

"Don't play coy with me." He said, opening up his vest and digging inside a pocket within it. "I have the suspicion that you will resist me, so I'm not going to bother with the formalities of giving you the opportunity to surrender." He said, pulling out something tightly folded cloth that he quickly unraveled. It was a sash, a fairly long one that he started to put around his waist. If Aden was paying any mind, he'd find that this wasn't an ordinary one. For some odd reason, this thing was exuding a high amount of earthen chi and perhaps some trace amount of Celestial...similar to the makeup of most fighting-type Pokemon.

"Well, life's not fair like that." he said, wrapping the sash around his waist and tying it off. Aden would then probably feel the chi rushing through the ranger's body like a rushing river and before Aden's eyes, the ranger before him would have a massive change in looks...and by that, he went from a generally 'string-bean' 5 foot 7 inch frame to a six foot six muscle-bound terror, and with a booming voice he said "You're mine!"

To make Aden's day worse, the now muscle bound ranger rushed for Aden with speed that doesn't even seem proportional to its newfound body type. This was probably going to suck.

"Is that it? Huh, I gravely overestimated you." He said after bowling Aden over. He then reached over with his large hand and went to grab Aden by his head to pick him off the ground. "This will be quick." He said.

The kick made him snap back some. It hurt, but nothing he could not shrug off here in the next minute. "Well, apparently you do have a bit of fight in you after all. That's fine." He said. He then went to go give Aden the boot. This is a kick. Learn it.

"HEY!" It didn't phase him, but it did leave him hopping on one foot for a bit, shaking the vest off, only to find only find out something else was tossed at him. "Huh?" The seed would sprout out and ensnare his arm. He then grabbed at the vines and pull it off, only to be overtaken by more vines. "What is this!?" He shouted, trying to pull the vines. He started to feel the energy leaving him, slowly. A trickle. But it was there. It was bothersome. Only one thing he knew... "No..."

"Just because you managed to get one leech seed doesn't mean this fight is over!" He shouted. He knew that this fight couldn't go on for long now. He dug into the ground with his bare hands then pulled up on the ground hard. The earth started to crumble and cave. Aden was now about to have the earthen rug pulled from under him.