The sounds of battle filled the hall as a young man strolled around, unsure of where to spend his free period. Perhaps he could watch the battle he heard? His Pokemon partner seemed to want to, seeing as she kept glancing back in the direction of the source of the sounds. A ghostly smile appeared on the teen's lips, and he suddenly turned around, hands stuffed in his pockets, and began to walk over to the battlefield, his shiny Cutiefly following suit.
Unity wound up being the one to lead Marvin out into the sunny field, but he wasn't one to complain. The tiny Pokemon was like his caretaker at this school, the only one who really cared about him. He looked her over for a moment, before noticing a girl also watching the battle. He stayed in his spot, but Unity didn't hesitate to fly over, wanting to make a new friend. "Fly, fly! Cutiefly!" she called in a high-pitched voice to the girl, whizzing around her like a pesky mosquito. Noticing the Swadloon with her, Unity stopped, squeaked a greeting, and waved over to Marvin, who did his best to ignore his Pokemon. If he acted like he didn't know her, then the girl wouldn't think she was his, right?
Now in front of the group, the pink Cutiefly openly pointed to Marvin, who had disappeared from sight. He knew Unity would pull something like this, so he had moved to the opposite side of the field. In a huff, Unity began to whiz over to him, only to stop and turn right back around. If he didn't want to meet new people, she wouldn't force him to.
"Cutie-Cutiefly!" she introduced herself, closing her sky blue eyes happily. Again, she pointed to Marvin, explaining that he was her Trainer, but wasn't very social. "Fly, Cutie..."
Marvin's face had become tinted red as he watched Unity speak with the girl. Why did she always have to do this? Why couldn't she just leave people alone? "Oh, well," he mumbled to himself, voice rather low and gravelly, as he moved his attention to the battle that seemed to be just beginning. "Nothing I can do about her, anyway."
