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"Not lately. Mostly because... well, I get the feeling that 'Oh, things have been going fine, I ended up swimming with a Lapras and doing a little time muckery' would be the last thing either of them would believe. Well, at least sis probably wouldn't. Dad might not even be fazed." Aden answered. "Still, I probably should at least contact them. Maybe leave those parts out until I see them in person."

"Yeah, point taken. I kinda doubt sis would stray too far from the mansion for the moment. And dad's probably figuring I'll be there before long." Aden said. As he saw it, it was a sound plan. If he didn't make it this time, then maybe contact them.

"Yeah, I'm pretty much ready." Aden said, after a bit. As he saw it, he'd be fine.

"Right." It wouldn't take long for Aden to put his own plate up, finishing the last swallow of juice before putting the glass with the rest of the used kitchenware and heading after Blizzard. Only difference was that he made it a point to get his Pokemon picked up and situated. Or at least ensure they were. Once he did, though, he'd be out the door.

Knowing where the park is wasn't a problem. If Aden wanted to, he could probably make a decent sprint there and catch up to Blizzard. However, that dampness was offsetting. What's more, there was nothing mentioning a rainstorm.

He looked up out of instinct, confirming the oddity. The sky was clear, nothing unusual. He couldn't say the same about the air. "I wonder..." He hurried onward, towards the National Park. He had a hunch he knew what was nearby.

"Hm... less traffic today." It was to be expected. There wasn't a contest going on, so people were less inclined to just come out like that. Even if they were, the dampness in the air, and now the mist, would've kept most from coming out for fear of rain. Normally, even Aden would be a little wary, but the familiar air tipped him off. The chi, too.

He wouldn't even make it to the park, though. His rush down the path halted as the air thickened, everything confirming itself once again. "Suicune...?" Though being used to it might've been expected, he never really got over it. Seeing something like that wasn't a common experience, let alone more than once. By now, he guessed this to be a chance left to only one in a million; it was enough to make him wonder why it kept showing up before him. There had to be a reason, and he doubted it was related to Eusine always chasing it.

Quiet, he started closer. He didn't want to scare it off, though he knew its fleeing was likely after the last few encounters.

"What? Wait, why do-" Aden didn't a chance to ask his question at all, Suicune taking off in a hurry. "That was quick..." He doubted he scared it off or anything, but... oh no. Not again. Slowly, he turned around. "You know, I can start asking you the same question! Crazy as you get and all."

"Yeah, there's a brain. Do you have one under all that gaudy clothing?" Aden countered, taking out a Pokeball himself. "Because you're kinda convincing me that you don't... but you know? I was looking for someone to fight at the park, but you'll do."