CuJario: H-Hey Judge hold up!! What is wrong, why are you crying?? How can I help?
The Arbiter pulled the Lucarioâs shoulder back, pulling him away from the seething writhing mass of heat and miasma. The smell of burning was unimaginably strong. Smoke and fire, brimstone, sulfur--the smell of destruction. The smell of burning jealousy.
âJeez... Youâre a reckless one, aintâcha. Not even a Fire-type... Arenât most  Lucario Steel-type? Youâll get burned if you try to touch her.â Â
This was The Judgeâs true form. Staring at it for too long hurt oneâs eyes, yet it was nearly impossible to look away. Sinewy flesh like raw silver meat skin, a crunching sound like bone being scraped by teeth rattled from the creature. Everything had a pulsating quality but never at the same rate or pace. Everything looked painful, like an abrasion rubbed raw.
âItâs best to leave her alone when things get like this. Give her space... And donât let her see you looking at her. At least until her Glamour is back up.â
Looking on with sorrow and obvious worry in his eyes, it wasnât the Judgeâs true form, or the sounds they made, or how it hurt to look at them that bothered CuJario. All of that didnât matter to him, at least for the moment. It was the faeâs well-being that was all the more concerning to the Lucario. âDoes it hurt her, to be in that state..? Is she in pain..?â He inquired, the tone of his voice sounding all the more concerned as he finally turned his gaze away from the Judge and to the Arbiter. âIt feels wrong to leave her like that, but I understand it may be for the best, as you said.â CuJario gave a deep frown, looking down and aside. It didnât stop him from feeling powerless when his friend was in such a state, restlessly shifting in place as he felt a great amount of anxious energy surround him. â... Is there anything that might bring her comfort when she returns to her... typically presented form..? Like a certain kind of food or drink that might cheer her up a bit?â The Lucario inquired, seeming a bit hopeful about finding some way to help, if even just to do so after the incident.













