In which they begin building a house (Part2)

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(Cont. from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/271375243/ ) “Well… I guess in the meantime, we can move everything into storage, and at least order some of the new furniture and whatnot,” Keahi hummed, “oh, and we should discuss timing, because I’d still like to do some missions, but we shouldn’t just leave you five alone all day working on this.” “Maybe we could work on the house in the afternoon?” Wynaut suggested, “I like sleeping in anyway,” he admitted, “but, it does give you guys time to do your missions, for the mankeys to walk all the way over here, and for everyone to eat before starting! Plus, the longer we work, the less hot it will be. Since… y’know, it’ll become evening, which isn’t as hot at noon.” “That’s a good idea,” Tsuki agreed, nodding. “Okay! That works!” Keahi replied, “so, I guess we’ll see you guys at noon tomorrow then? It probably won’t be much then, just figuring out what we’ll need, and ordering it. Maybe tearing down this old place too? I guess we’ll see tomorrow then!” “Oh, alright! We should head home now anyway, see you tomorrow!” Wynaut exclaimed, “thanks again for helping us today!” Wobbuffet set back Wynaut onto the ground, and the pair left the house after giving everyone some extended waves in farewell. The mankeys left right afterwards without saying goodbye like the brothers had. “Do you think they’ll be alright walking back together?” Nelvana questioned a few moments after the group left. “I think so!” Keahi replied hopefully. “If not, we’ll find out soon enough, and settle things again,” Alex huffed, “but, I think they know better at this point to be picking fights with the brothers at least.” “Let’s hope so,” Tsuki sighed, stepping back from the table again, shaking her fur. “Shall we head into town now?” “Sure!” Keahi responded, “oh Arceus are we going to have to drag everything out there for storage…?” “Let’s check with Kangaskhan first, see what she has to say about this,” Nelvana suggested, setting down the pencil on the remaining paper. “We’ll probably have to drag everything out though, one way or another,” she added. “Shouldn’t be too hard though. I mean, you two had to bring everything in here in the first place, right?” Alex commented. “Not everything. Some stuff was already here when we got the house,” Keahi sighed. “Ah, well, there’s more of us now, so the workload should even out,” Alex shrugged, “let’s head out.” Now with just the quartet again, they headed back into Pokemon Square, where most citizens were out doing what they usually did, putting past recent events in favor of going back to normality, while others were still off in search of Team Meanies. Bellsprout stood in the center of town as usual, but today he stood alone, his two friends nowhere to be found. He looked up at Team Galaxy not long after their arrival, and wandered over to them. “Oh, Team Galaxy! Do you have a moment? I’ve been meaning to speak to you,” Bellsprout greeted. “Yeah, go ahead! What is it?” Keahi responded. “It’s just… you know Lombre and Snubbull. They’re both pretty prideful, and them falling for Gengar’s story kinda knocked them down a couple rungs on their self esteem. Which isn’t you guys’ fault, I’m just letting you know in case you were curious where they were. They’re part of the group hunting down Team Meanies, or, well, that’s what they said. They could just be hiding in shame. Either way, I don’t think you’ll be seeing them for awhile. Maybe Snubbull, at least she knows when to apologize,” Bellsprout explained, “and… sorry again on my part for just going along with them. I never believed it, but I never tried to stop it,” he added. “Well, thanks for letting us know,” Nelvana hummed. “Now, I’m sure you’re pretty busy… I spotted you all running back and forth earlier, didn’t want to stop you then. I’ll let you go now,” Bellsprout replied, scurrying off on the north path. “Meh, let’s just see Kangaskhan now,” Alex murmured after Bellsprout left, already walking off, not waiting for the others. Nelvana hurried after her partner without question, and the other two followed as well after a moment of hesitance, Tsuki joining the others before Keahi did. “Oh, hello there dearies! What a nice surprise, I didn’t expect to see you this afternoon. Do you need something?” Kangaskhan hummed, setting aside a basket that she had been filling with various berries. “Hi Kangaskhan! We actually have… a lot to do,” Keahi replied. “Team Meanies vandalised the house, so we decided to rebuild it, and need to move everything into here during that time,” Alex told her. Nelvana snickered, “you forgot the part that we needed more space anyway.” “You’re… rebuilding your house?” Kangaskhan questioned, her smile falling slightly. “Yeah! Don’t worry! We’re getting help, and we can afford what we need,” Keahi added quickly.