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"Erm... I believe the lake has the cover of foliage so your... erm... modesty should be preserved..." said Ray, still determinedly looking away. While her points on hygiene were good ones the subject of discussion was somewhat embarrassing to him.
Greg, trying to avert his attention from the conversation, takes out the Pokeball with the Nincada in it and stares at it.
Jackie laughed at Ray's comment. "Well, I would hope that's not an issue with you guys. But there are probably more important things to be worried about." Jackie lifted the collar of her sweatshirt and sniffed inside. "If we had to, we could probably make it a few days without bathing. Hopefully Cerulean isn't too far from here."
Charles looked oblivious. "What is everybody embarrassed about?"
"I'm not embarrassed." Ray lied. "It's simply that this line of discussion is rather... erm... well, you know..."
"Good question, Charles. I don't know what Ray's embarrassed about; these are serious concerns!" She was only pretending to be that concerned.
Charles cocked his head at Ray. "Rather what?"
Greg continues staring at the Pokeball and pretending not to pay attention to the conversation.
"I know, I know!" Ray said, hunching his head down to keep his blush from coming. "But... well... this discussion... it's... not completely proper you know..."
"But what isn't proper about it? It's just bathing. Hell, me and Snow bathe together all the time"
"So you're saying we shouldn't care about hygiene, Ray?" She put her hands on her hips and stuck her tongue out at him.
Ray shook his head. Ignoring the fact the he could have lived a long and happy life without ever having to think about Charles bathing, he was wondering if this level of willful obliviousness was legal. "I'm not saying that at all! It's just... well... you're female after all..."
Greg is still staring at the Pokeball, but is now blushing slightly.
Charles raised an eyebrow. "...So what if she's female? Snow is female as well. Doesn't bug either of us"
"No one's telling you to look while everyone else bathes, Ray. Gawd, get your mind out of the gutter."
"Snow isn't human!" Ray said, his voice becoming frantic. "It's completely different."
At Jackie's comment Ray's entire face turned a bright red. "I- I would never...!"
Phillip was giving out a bunch of cheerful chirps. Seeing the others interact with Ray was hilarious.
Greg is still desperately trying not to get pulled into the conversation, and doing a pretty poor job of pretending to ignore it, given the coloration of his face.
Charles looked at Ray. "...Are you saying that Pokemon are lesser than Humans?"
"I'm not..." Ray said, trying to steady his voice. "It's just that humans interact with other humans differently than with pokemon."
"No, no, no!" Ray said. "This isn't about social justice! It's about basic facts of life!" Ray didn't believe it was possible to turn this red.
Snow smiled and giggled some at her trainer laughing
Greg, finally unable to ignore the conversation, laughs.
Ray remained silent and flush-faced as he finished packing.
She looks rather annoyed about being captured.
Greg stares at her for a moment, then asks "is it okay if I call you Chitter?"
Chitter relaxes a bit and nods.
"I suppose we just need to wait for Jackie... to... uh, finish and we'll finally be to Mt. Moon?" Ray asked.
"...."
Bob wandered up to look at it as well. She tilted her head at him.
"What do you think we should call it?"
Bob yawned.
"Peter Parker?" Ray suggested lightly.