Hmm?

[...oh

ahahaha]

Aah. This, I have been doing for millennia. You do not need to worry about anything.

...but I would not object to taking on an apprentice. It has been a long time since I trained my own son in these arts.

Oh, I know. Cresselia is never one to be treated like a child, mm?

[but I would still give you headpats if my arms were not so stubby

there is no trolling in this grin, only love]

Her last name was Rose Moon. When the war raged, and the humans came close to perishing, she appeared to them and taught them the art of shipbuilding - and on the night of the full moon, she led them away. All away, across the vast sea.

[That's not quite true. It's been a long time, since then, and she has another name now - the Hunter who chases down the Traitor.

...best not to mention, though.]

In Hidden Land, she is well respected - brave and wise, and known as one who cares for mortals. We who bear our powers to Pokemon owe much to her, for convincing the rest to put faith in our plan.

[...smile.]

That is Rose Moon. Now, she took a name once called Little Light-of-Water - something of a folk hero, but! A trickster to the heart!

[chuckle...]

...it was my idea, I must claim for pride's sake. I think you would get along well with that one.

Mm. Light-of-Water is...was it a Wigglytuff? I dared her to stir up some stories for a particularly dull group of Pokemon, and she managed it with little but a sharp wit and a few good hiding places.

[/so proud]

Feathers?

I have not heard of that before.

[heeeeadtilt?

Tell us more.]

Aah, but it is just the fitting sort of thing for a name of Cresselia, guardian of mortals!

[/hearts at]

Hmm? What have I done?

[tailwagging

subtly]

[...aw, you

I would put my paw over your shoulder but that might dislocate it :') ]

Aah. I hope your head is not hurting anymore.