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"Well, we're going to figure out how your perception works. Come on..." I said, going back to the Pokemon Center. "Let's go get a meal and take it back to a room in the center, because I'm not sure on what I'm thinking on is going to look right to some." I said. "You'll know why in a minute, and no, its nothing bad."

"What, like how I sense something?" Aden asked, unsure if he was anywhere near close. He doubted he was that keen on it in any case; the most he was able to sense on a regular basis was his sister, or some chi.

"Yeah, that might be a little odd for passers by, then." Aden conceded as he went back inside.

I made my way into the Pokemon Center and found my way to the back. The cafeteria in this place wasnt as big, or as grand as the one out in Violet City. It was just a small, quaint one, that served its purpose out here on a small traveling route. Menu? Soup. Pick your kind, any kind. Chicken Noodle, vegatable, Brunswick, doesn't matter, it was probably there.

I made my way, getting me a bowl of Chicken noodle, not minding the crackers or anything of that sort and paying for it for that matter. "Come on, Aden, let's get us a room and we can talk." I said, making my way off.

We would find our way to a room, which since this was meant for a rest stop more than anything, the bedroom of sorts was meant to house more than one person. Bunk beds lay up against the walls instead of there being just solitary beds. There wasn't no one else in this particular room, so it'd suffice on what we need for the moment. "Alright Aden, get to chowing down and we'll try to get to figuring out a couple of things." I said.

"Well let me ask you something, Aden. Have you ever, even at least once in your life that you can recall, feeling something out of the ordinary? I don't mean something that's your imagination getting the better of you or a cold chill or anything that. I'm talking like...being able to recognize any presence without looking. Know like let's say...hypothetically, your dad is right around the corner without him making any sign or indication otherwise that he's there." I said. "Or your sister. Hell, me for that matter."

"Then you probably have the same problem I had at one time, Aden." I said. "My instincts couldn't really be counted on because, mainly, I couldn't hone them like I wanted to. Didn't know how to, for that matter. Sure, instincts could pick up something, definitely something strong for sure a lot of the times. But generally? Like in a fight? Or something faint, like a human being? Or a wild Pokemon for that matter, one that hadn't got a lot of training, rather it be by nature or trainer? Yeeeahhhh, a lot of the times it ends horribly for me. Made it a habit to look over my shoulder a lot." I said. "Because at times, instincts said one thing, eyes say a different thing, and it gets all so confusing." I said.