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As Sub appeared in HQ with the others, there was something else alongside him, a man dressed in all blue, looking similar to the Hexagon Brothers, because he was one of them, it was Blusix. "Okay, before I got any further, do not kill him." Sub said as he pointed to Blusix. "I profusely thank you for insuring my safety." He told Sub as he held his hands behind his back. "While you guys took on the brothers, I was trying to sneak around the outside of Veilstone City, to try and come up on the brothers from behind and ambush them, but that's when I stumbled onto Blusix here. Sure, at first we fought it out a bit, as my initial reaction was to attack, but then Blusix here...why don't you tell them?" He said to the brother.

"As you wish..." He said with a nod. "While I still hold allegiance to my brothers, I can no longer stand alongside them. The men you fought our no longer the siblings I once knew, they have changed. As I'm sure you all are aware, the meteorite fragments from the Zhelat Comet changes people. My brothers had gotten very close to the members of the Stone Society, and I believe just being in their presence for so long has changed them. They have become far more chaotic, destructive, and no longer act like their former selves, I honestly believe they are unaware of what they are doing. Perhaps I haven't changed due to my own nature, I prefer to keep to myself in the first place." He explained.

"So yeah, Blusix here has agreed to assist us in stopping the Stone Society, and the Hexagon Brothers, if to only help his own brothers, right?" He asked Blusix. "That is correct, take no offense but I care not for your own desires, only the safety of my siblings." The Hexagon Brother admitted.

"I don't buy it," Chaos glared. "His sob story ~/~ reeks of 'trap'."

"I have to admit, something doesn't seem right," I sighed, not liking the fact that Chaos and I agreed on something. "But it's also the only lead we've got."

"Mr. Blusix seems so sincere... of course we'll help you, and your brothers." Keiko said.

"What happened to the 'horrible men' schtick?" Chaos sneered.

"I-I was wrong. I didn't think about what they were going through..."

"Who gives a ~/~ what they're going through, let's just kick their ~/~ and move on,"

"It's never that simple," I added. "Besides, I'm sure there's plenty of people who feel that way about you."

"I'm sure there are," Chaos laughed. "I don't see them starting ~/~, though."

"Greesix did something to your Pokemon? I was afraid of this..." Blusix said, shaking his head in disgust. "Not long ago, Greesix and Purpsix found some more old documents left behind by Ein, one was for a toxin that can destroy a living creature's chi, eat away at it until there is no more, and eventually, death." The blue man explained. "There is an antidote however, but only Greesix has it. Fortunately this chi destroying toxin is incomplete, as such it takes awhile before any permanent damage can be done, if you find Greesix quick enough, you may be able to save your Pokemon." He told Lykas.

"I know my words are meaningless to all of you, we've been enemies for so long, you are right to be suspicious of me. As a token of good faith I have handed over to your leader all files I had on Team Cipher." Blusix further explained. "He's right, the information he's handed me might just be the breakthrough we need. It seems that Cipher did their homework on the comet, and devised a theory for taking down the virus should it become too much to control." Sub spoke up. "I'm not asking any of you to befriend Blusix, but tolerate him while he is here. After all this is over we can all go back to being enemies." Blusix simply nodded in reply. "I only want my brothers back."

After being transported back, Ceramew quietly took off elsewhere.

"You've no worries from me. I don't have a reason to kill him, but I may use my feathers to assault his nose and feet." Sol joked. "But I've seen the effects a handful of times. I'm afraid I can't consider you as a friend, but for the time, I'll have no qualms with you as an ally. But if I may ask, is it too farfetched to wonder of the comet's influence on a Pokemon?"

This immediate moment seemed like a very awkward time to introduce himself to the Snagems (or reintroduce, in some cases), so Jude went to stand in a corner in an attempt to appear completely innocuous. How successful he might be depended on whether a Furret hybrid who wore a tan and brown striped sweater to match his stripes exactly was a completely innocuous sight.

Not to mention, all this hearsay made Blusix a little less like friend material. Or maybe a lot less like.

"Ter," Keiko said, drawing my attention to her, who then drew my attention to a very sick girlfriend.

"What happened to you?" I asked, walking over to Krystal and checking her forehead, which was burning hot.

I wasn't having any of it. After apologizing quickly to everyone, I picked Krystal up and carted her upstairs.

Once she was safely in bed, I began brewing a berry stew made only with berries that aided in the removal of toxins from the body, all of this in her room, while keeping a constant eye on her and providing company.

Reno gave a silent nod as he moved to the room, cleaning up a few of the items strewn around. Turning to Al, he told the man, "I'd recommend keeping the male in check. 'E'll keep the female from bein' too rambunctious."

The Bagon gave a nod to his trainer before facing the waving man. Cocking his head to the side, he wondered what this motion meant. Deciding trial by fire was the best, he gave the gesture back, wondering what may happen.