Grabbing some napkins from the restroom inside, Jean worked on cleaning the martini, though most of it had already been absorbed into the tablecloth. "Great," he muttered under his breath. A waiter came to give him a glass of water that he had ordered while going in to find the napkins. "At least she keeps me from getting drunk." The Perfume Pokemon perched on his shoulder and nuzzled into his neck. Out of the corner of his eye, he caught that Miel guy staring again, and quickly averted his eyes. What was his deal anyways? Did he have a crush or something? Or was he just a sadist who enjoyed creeping others out? Instead, he focused his attention on Meowstic, who didn't make a single move when Dylan moved to pet him, or called him cute. He just continued to stare. Finally, he broke his gaze to turn to his trainer before unfurling his ears, unleashing his psychic power. Meowstic then levitated one of Jean's luxury balls toward itself, hitting it against his head so that the Constraint Pokemon went back inside its ball. Jean watched the scene, and sighed. "He has a hard time expressing himself," he explained. "He likes you a lot though. I can tell." The psychic cat was probably just feeling overwhelmed.
As everyone else was introducing their pokemon, Jean decided to join in as well. "Well, I don't really have any nicknames for my pokemon, though I usually call Spritzee 'Spritz' for short. Far over there, away from society, Doublade is sulking over nothing," Doublade pulled both of his swords out of his sheaths in response to that comment, but Jean ignored him. "And then you already met Spritz and Meowstic," he noted, and then looked over to where the dancing pokemon were, "and far over there, is- oh no." Jean hadn't seen it when Miel's Milotic used a water talk to turn the petals into sparkles, but Roserade stopped dancing. He watched his now-destroyed work sink to the ground with sad eyes, which quickly turned fierce. The caped rose turned to Milotic to yell something at it, but before the Miel's pokemon had even time to respond, Roserade's fist petals turned purple, readying itself for a poison jab attack. "Roserade, no!" Jean yelled, across the way, getting Roserade's attention, though the pokemon's petals still shown a sickly purple. Unfortunalely, that was the exact moment that the fatigue from his petal dance started to kick in. Starting to twirl around in confusion, it accidentally punched Volcarona instead of Milotic, and went on to hurt itself. Grabbing his luxury ball, Jean tried to call the pokemon back inside, but between the distance and Roserade's confused and unpredictable movements, the beam of light missed, and Roserade continued on a confused rampage, sometimes striking air, sometimes striking other pokemon, and sometimes striking itself. Jean bit his lip, paralyzed out of fear of what was actually happening. "Oh no."