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Frontier Town Traveller's Haus - Lobby

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Yeah, that was true, wasn't it? The Wayfarers had really come into their own since they landed, and no doubt they could more than go toe to toe with the average Lantern goon. Brisa couldn't help but grin.

"Best we get plannin'," she said, with a satisfied growl. "Though... What kinda odds have you been winnin', anyhow?"

She splayed and tensed a paw, flexing her forelimb.

"Feel like I oughta put y'all t'the test somehow... if'n you're up fer it?"

Her muzzle curved into a smirk, relishing the thought of fighting other battlehearts again.
 
Jade blinked for a second, then held her paws up quickly. "Whoa, I dunno if I'm ready for that," she said in a hurry, although the moment the words were out of her mouth, she realized how silly it was. They'd come out ahead with way worse odds than that. It just hadn't sunk in yet that she could think of herself as being a part of it, not when she was way more used to being a trainer than a fighter.

"Er, that is... yeah, okay I guess we've been winning some pretty big fights," Jade continued, rubbing the back of her head sheepishly. "But that's only because we're a team, and..." There was no way she was going to get away with not saying what fights.

"Well, we went up again Moltres, and, uh..."—Brisa was staring at her, pupils dilated—"...the Escarpa chief."

Now she definitely had to tell the full story.

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