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Trishella Sparx stood in Snagem's HQ, looking at her reflection. "It's time you got out there, saw more of the world and really pushed yourself to improve, girl!" She told herself. "You've already failed one of your Pokemon. It's time you said enough and got better. Time to go somewhere you've never been, meet people you've never even thought about before and find yourself."

With that said, she walked over to the he computer in her room and placed Ruth's Pokeball into the built in transporter and deposited the Shadowfied Pokemon safely in her PC so that she couldn't accidentally spread the virus running rampant in Hoenn. Looking over her shoulder, she grinned. "I don't care what they told me, you're definitely coming along, too." She told Dee. The Dedenne on her bed chattered happily and crawled up her leg to perch on her shoulder comfortably.

"I know where I'm going, too. Sinnoh." She said to her Pokemon before grabbing her SNAG and sending for Claydol. "Send me to Sinnoh. I want the first town with a Pokemon center, where the weakest trainers in the region start their journeys." She'd tell it when it arrived.

Teleported out of Johto with her backpack and only two Pokeballs on her, she'd arrive in Sandgem town only moments later, outside of the Pokemon Center there. "Alright, it's time I got myself to know myself." She said confidently, walking out into the middle of town to get her bearings and check the map on her SNAG.

Trish was looking at her SNAG's map when she heard the girl's voice nearby. "Jubilife city?" She asked, looking at the map on her device for a moment. "Oh, that's not too far from here." She said to herself. "Looks like I just have to take the North exit from town and just keep following the road until I get there." That sounded easy enough in her head.

"Need some help finding the next town?" She asked the younger girl. She remembered being a new trainer not long ago. Her first real Pokemon had been caught right before she officially joined Snagem so it wasn't long at all. Technically, she still was a newbie.

Trish grinned when the girl admitted her need for assistance. "Don't worry. Reading maps isn't as hard once you get used to reading the legend as words instead of pictures." She said politely. "And North would be that direction." She added, pointing to the town's exit between the Pokemon Center and the Pokemart.

"Oh, I'm sorry!" Trish said as she stepped back, offering a small bow/curtsy. "My name is Trishella Sparx. I guess you could say I'm starting my own journey with Pokemon today." She introduced herself. "Would you mind if I walked with you until we go to the next town?"

"It's nice to meet you, Lauren." Trish replied, giving a small bow to Dave as well. "And you as well." She added before she went to reach down and rub his shell. She was interrupted midway by Lauren whispering something to her, causing her to hold back a snicker. "I should be mindful of a big temper, then." She thought aloud, standing back up. It might be better to let the Grass-type get to know her first.

Trish nodded and straightened up, looking around for a moment. "Alright. If I'm not entirely mistaken, we should just have to follow the road to the next city. It's pretty easy, according to my map." She said, slowly beginning to walk toward the exit from town.

As she began to walk, she decided it would be a good idea to let Idina out for some air. She grabbed the Luxury Ball containing her violet Fennekin and let her out. "Say hello to Lauren, Idina." She told the Fire-type.

Idina nodded and looked up at the other female. "Fenfen!"

Trish couldn't help but laugh at Dave's reaction. "Hahaha. It's fine." Trish replied. "She's a Pokemon called Fennekin. She's from my home region of Kalos." She explained, picking up the little fox and scratching her ears. "I wouldn't expect to find many others just like her, though. Her color is very rare to find."

"Fen fen! Nekkin!" Idina yipped, rubbing her head against Trish's hand before she jumped back down and walked with her, running around her feet.

"Um...." Trish tried not to laugh. "No. I the place with all the water and islands is Hoenn. And the one with the rainbow bird is Johto. I've got a lot of friends there, actually." She replied, giggling slightly. "The world's a bigger place now than it used to be, according to my parents." She added.

"They say the regions used to never communicate with each other so people didn't even know there were other regions than the ones they lived in." Apparently apologies were not something Trish gave for finding something something funny.