~Prettiest of Views~

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Zorre found himself lazing around at the shore of the Small Pond, which was a small copse of trees surrounding a -surprise, surprise- small pond. It was protected from any wild pokemon by being hidden away behind the trees, and it was frequently visited by young pokemon from Grassveil. Zorre was bored this day, still not having found his team-mates in a while, so he was just hanging around with no particular goal for the day.

When Zorre was finished, the Houndoom had fainted. She unwrapped the vines around him and walked over to the Teddurisa children. "I apologize if we scared you two, but you're free to go now. They'll be out for a while." She told the two soothingly. Serena was worried she had scared the two, but as they walked away, they smiled at her, thanking both her and Zorre. The Snivy smiled back at them. This always felt good. Serena smiled at Zorre when they were out of sight. "That was both temporarily entertaining, and scary." She told him.

Zorre nodded, looking down at the two outlaws. "Police, call we shall?" he asked Serena. He wasn't really sure what the protocol was here. He had never actually taken down an outlaw before, and the only ones he had heard of were actually taking a job and going out into a dungeon. Something like this had never happened to him before, or ever that he had heard of. He looked to Serena for guidance.

Serena nodded. "Yes, we should. Best we do it soon, so they don't get away." She said. The Snivy didn't want the outlaws getting away while both of them was calling the police. She was sure no-one did for that matter. At least they were knocked out now so they could call the police without stress about them getting away while the duo was distracted. Serena sighed with relief.

Zorre nodded in agreement. "Stay, shall I. Get police, you?" he offered. He figured that Serena would have a much easier time getting the police to understand and listen to her than he had, what with his speech impediment. He looked down at the outlaws and scowled. What kind of pokemon did you have to be to do such awful things, he wondered.

"Ok. I can see why you think that. I'll be back, ok?" Serena told him gently. She started towards the police station at a fast pace, so she was almost a green blur. Within a matter of minutes, she reached the station. When she stepped inside, she walked to the front desk. "One other Pokemon and I have caught two outlaws, sir." She explained to the officer at the desk. "We'll need the police to bring them back here before they wake up." She said. "Ok, miss. Where exactly should we send the officers?" He asked Serena. "Small Pond." The Snivy replied. "Okie dokie. You can head back and a group of officers will be down there in a jiff." "Thank you, sir." Serena said. She dashed back to the pond. When she reached Zorre, she told him, "Officers will be here in a jiff. No problem."

Zorre nodded at the returned Serena, still glaring down at the unconscious outlaws. He wanted to keep slashing at them until they were no more, but knew that he had to restrain his feral instincts. He walked away from the outlaws, not trusting himself not to lash out again.

After a few minutes, the officers arrived. They took careful reinforcements when grabbing the Electrode, so they didn't release electricity onto themselves. Serena watched them go and smiled. "That's two less criminals running loose in the world." She said. Now there wouldn't be an encounter for a while... or at least she hoped. The Snivy didn't want more outlaws in this world to deal with.

Zorre nodded contently. At least these two outlaws were locked up... for now anyway. He looked towards Serena. He had been impressed by the Snivy's control of herself in the face of such danger and her prowess in battle. "Team of Exploration, in you are?" he asked her curiously.

"Yes. My team goes by the name of Team Hedera." Serena said. She had gained calmness from Stella's lax and sassy personality, having hung around with her for a while. That had helped her in the fight, so she hadn't gone all out and scared the poor kids. The Snivy sighed. "It took a lot of self control to not lash them into nothingness...." She said. "I'm glad I didn't."

Zorre nodded, he had felt much the same way. But now as he looked around the small pond, he was once again bored. Perhaps the two of them could go on an adventure in a dungeon or somewhat? "Into dungeon, go you wanna?" he asked his newfound friend curiously.

"Sure. I have nothing to do right now anyway, and neither do you I assume. Let's go." She smiled. Serena felt happy they had rounded up their first outlaw. That was a good accomplishment for her, definitely. Nodding to herself, she motioned for Zorre to follow.