Oh my. Oh dear. Oh goodness. A mission directly from Professor Sloane. The Professor Sloane. Wow. It was...Amazing. It was amazing to think that his actions would directly benefit such a technological genius. His actions here in the ruins would directly benefit one of the great minds of this generation in his research. Maybe, just maybe he would get to directly speak with him regarding the research this mission was related to. What could he want with this particular gardevoir? The virus grunt had done his fair share of research on the pokemon before setting out on this mission, and it did't seem unusual for them to have this ability. So why mention it so specifically?

Before he knew it Yoizuki had arrived at the ruins, the realization coming as a surprise to him. It seemed that he was so lost in thought that he totally lost track of time. Luckily he managed to avoid getting lost. With a deep breath the giant of a man would slide his glove off, revealing a hand covered in the black material of a Dominator Suit. Luckily he always covered every inch of his skin, wearing his jacket, gloves and even his scarf despite the sunny summer weather. Though this extra layer was just a bit uncomfortable it was well worth it. He needed every advantage he could get during this operation. There was no telling how important this was for Team Virus.

It didn't take long for him too locate Victor on the holographic map the suit projected, the man hiding himself deep within the foliage near the entrance. Yoizuki stared into the bushes, his entire body trembling with anticipation as he slid the glove back on to his hand. "H-hello? I am uh...I am here for the mission? You are for the mission too yes?" It seemed that in his nervous state the thought that his mission partner was hiding for a good reason never crossed his mind. Though he was at least aware enough to speak in a hushed tone, hopefully ensuring that any random passerby wouldn't catch his words. "Are you ready to being because I am so very ready assuming you are of course I do not mind waiting if you are not ready yet."

                          

The grunt tucked his lips into his mouth and bit down on them as his partner scolded him for speaking too much. Oh dear. The mission had yet to even begin and already he managed to be a bother to the one he was supposed to work with. Head bobbed quickly, making no move to release his lips as he did his best to comply. Unfortunately he wouldn't be able to contain himself as the man suddenly jumped out of the bushes, the sudden movement shocking the already on edge giant. Yoi took a step back and put his hands up as if he were expecting an attack, mouth opening to let out a frightened whimper as he instinctively flinched. It was clear by the very next moment that his instincts were lying to him, as the Victor would start making his way toward the ruins rather than wasting time with his partner.

The hacker would gasp in shock as his clumsy legs would awkwardly scramble to turn around and chase after the man. Long strides would allow him to catch up to the Victor without much issue, keeping pace from there and positioning himself directly behind him. It was clear who would be taking point in this operation. "Should...Should I have my pokemon out now or wait-" Oh no! His words stopped suddenly, teeth clenching as he cut himself off. That was already ten words! The grunt's gaze would drop down to the ground as he continued after Victor, already seeming to be defeated. He was going to have to be much more careful with his wording in the future if he was going to properly communicate with his partner. Unfortunately concise communication was never his strong suit.

                          

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The grunt let out a yelp as his partner yelled after him, the giant only now realizing that Victor had continued forward rather than engaging the pokemon. Was...was that a good idea? Surely having a crowd of pokemon chasing them would only make things more complicated once they reached their destination. Of course that was his thinking. And if there was one thing Yoizuki knew it was that he should never trust his own judgement. Surely Victor knew what he was doing and Yoi was just proving himself to be an even greater burden by wasting time on his own thoughts. How stupid of him.

The grunt would sprint as quickly as he could, his long legs awkwardly carrying him forward as he did his best to catch up and keep pace with Victor. Despite the man's size he wasn't quite in the best physical condition, which made things a lot more complicated now that he had fallen behind. His chest ached as his breathing began to grow heavy, a combination of panic and exhaustion starting to wear on the hacker. Yet he didn't slow down, his desire to prove himself preventing him from failing at his mission. He couldn't mess this up, especially not over something silly like this.

Unfortunately this meant that he would be forced to return Snacky for the moment. He couldn't risk being slowed down because his partner got distracted or decided he wanted to tear into some random pokemon that would otherwise prove to be harmless. Besides he was...pretty slow. Not that it mattered, as the trainer would suddenly find his path blocked by a massive chain of rocks, the shifting boulders twisting toward the man to reveal the massive head of an agitated Onix. Not only that, the grunt could see that his partner was being assaulted by not only one pokemon, but TWO. Oh dear. Was this Yoizuki's fault? This was probably his fault.

A hand reached into his jacket, taking a brief moment to dig around before grasping on to one of his pokeballs. Now that he was in the battle mindset the grunt was able to think a bit more clearly, allowing him to make a proper decision rather than jumping straight to Snacky. He was familiar with onix, as well as it's severe vulurability to water. With this information in mind Yoi would call out his stunfisk. Daymoon would look blankly up at the Onix that loomed over him, his small mouth opening wide in shock as he stared in awe. Was THIS to be his opponent? Why was it so TERRIFYING?

"Daymoon, you need to use water!" While normally Daymoon wasn't interested in battle, the threat this opponent bore was plainly obvious. Without hesitation the flat pokemon would let out a concentrated stream of water from his mouth, aiming to hit the onix square in the face with a water gun. Unfortunately the pokemon was rather sturdy, managing to shake off the attack without fully succumbing to it. In fact the attack seemed to only make it angrier.

Onix let out a ferocious roar, her tail coiling around a pile of loose rocks and debris along the wall. Ina single motion she would toss the rock tomb at her opponent, the heavy materials landing directly on top of the stunfisk and slowing it down considerably. However the flat pokemon's hard skin allowed it to absorb the attacks, The pokemon would scramble to squirm out from underneath the attack, letting loose another water gun the moment it regained line of sight with it's opponent. This time the water was too much for the onix to bear, causing it to recoil and attempt to slither away. However the Daymoon would persist in his attack, wanting to ensure that this opponent wouldn't come back to haunt them later. It was just too terrifying of a threat to deal with.

The onix would succumb to the attacks, falling limp on the ground. Luckily her attempt to flee created a gap for Yoizuki to pass through, which he would do as quickly as he could in his attempt to catch up with Victor. "Sir! Sir are you alright? Do you need assistance? Are we still running!?" It seemed he forgot about the 'ten words' rule.