Pendra, having managed to slurp a few sprinkling streams to refresh herself, turned upon hearing a familiar Pokemon call. The Scolipede gave a happy little doot, before politely moving a bit to offer Dastan ample space. They were a smaller sized Pokemon and Pendra was very big- so she would be polite!
However, seeing the Lucario, who was specifically not-Lulu, suddenly dunk into the fountain's lower pool, intrigued Pendra. Oh-- a pond?!
Daedra had just gotten herself settled on the bench when she noticed Pendra reaching one of her legs daintily into the fountain--
"No-no, Pendra," the redhead called out, sounding more maternal than strictly authoritative. "-the fountain's not big enough! Just little drinks, okay?"
Immediately, the bug type trumpeted a reply and obediently moved back, but still very happy and content. With that taken care of, Daedra turned back to Kianga, offering a sheepish smile in apology for the interruption.
"I do! Her name's Lulu," Daedra explained, nodding happily as her one hand instinctively touched the top of a particular white ball on her belt. "I'd bring her out, but I promised to give her a rest for a bit," the redhead went on to explain.
"Busy places like this can overwhelm her a bit with all the aura and emotions, but I'll call her own to meet you soon! She was my first Pokemon," Daedra proudly stated. "I got her as a Riolu when she hatched, and Pendra as a Venipede shortly after! We've been together since we were all really little! I take it you met Dastan recently? Or, I suppose not when you were very young."
Amusement lit his features at the scene with the Pokemon came into play, but her question brought him out of it. "Lulu, huh? That's cute." He wondered if perhaps adding a second friend to his roster could be something in the future... but for now, it wasn't something he was eager to do. If it happened, it happened, if not... well, that was okay too.
"I met him when he was a young Riolu. He probably had just left his parents." He recalls the moment fairly clearly; "I was travelling through some rough terrain and I happened upon him. After I shared lunch with him, I left the area. A few days later, he approached me and that was kind of that." A light shrug. "I thought he'd leave after a few towns, but he's been adamant about being by my side specifically."
"He doesn't like being left behind and he's never been one to wander too far. If he does, it's not by his doing."