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"If it's that Porygon-Z again, I think I'm gonna have to invest in a steamroller for it." Aden commented. He hadn't forgotten how rough that thing was; a steamroller would be a proper manifestation of its capabilities, he thought.

This was more than enough to leave Aden rather confused, quickly going out after Blizzard. "Did you hit your head on something yesterday too?" He felt compelled to ask, if only out of his mild surprise.

"I didn't mean it like that." Aden felt he might've struck a chord he hadn't meant to. "I'm just surprised to hear you mention sending something after me that isn't your Porygon-Z." He most certainly didn't need to be reminded of that fight back then.

"I think it was twice. Most I remember was that thing rolling over my Pokemon at the time." Aden said, and personally didn't want to admit that he swore he could've heard a shout of 'WRY' during those times. What with how he might've just heard things.

"Only a little. I can usually get the gist of what they're trying to say, but since I didn't really start making full use of what I've got until ending up with everyone else, it's not to the level dad has. Let alone sis, who probably could from the moment she hatched or whatever. Or at least learned it very quickly. Weird she learned to speak human speech instead, though." Aden said, shrugging when he rambled off that little bit. "My understanding's probably a little better since yesterday, though." He hoped so, anyway, what with seeing each of his Pokemon in the form of children. He at least knew the personalities would be about right.

"I can imagine. Try hearing an Arcanine bark one minute, then be talking what seems like perfect English the next. That's how I first found out I was even able to understand what they were saying." As Aden thought about this, he didn't quite want to know how it was for his old man. He figured it was somewhat similar to Blizzard's case, though. "I'm guessing I'm either inexperienced with it, or what makeup I have doesn't offer the same level right away."

This left Mareep, who had been following the whole time, a little dumbstruck. She could understand them fine enough. And these two didn't look entirely like what humans she had seen before. So why did one have difficulty understanding her, other than her not speaking much.

"Just inexperience, then. That's a relief." To him, it seemed like an easy fix. Something that'd work itself out over time if he kept at it. "...You know, Mareep, there's no need to be all silent. We're not going to bite."

She just seemed to shrug. Not much to say on the matter, now that she thought about it.

"It's kinda similar." Aden admitted. "Difference is you're the teacher and I'm the... well, student." Seeing where they were and hearing the next question, he could only nod. "And if I wasn't, I wouldn't have mentioned it this morning." The only question on his mind was which one to use.