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"Cuuuu," the pokemon replied, and started marching towards Caterpie.
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His Phantump looked at him uncertainly, with a quiet "Phaaan?"
"There's no need to resort to violence. What did that-" Uh, oh no, what was that Pokemon, anyway? "-what did it ever do to you?" He had a bad feeling about this.
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Cubone reaches the Caterpie, waggling his bone a few times.
"Peee?" the Caterpie asks, even as the bone club comes down and... bonks it, ever so gently, on the head. "Pee," it is such a sad little noise from the Caterpie that Cubone tosses down its club and starts wailing and crying.
And Grimmjow groans. "That," he said, gesturing at the crying pokemon.
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Stepping around Grimmjow, he went over to crouch down next to the Cubone and Caterpie, gently patting one and then the other. "Hey, little guy," he said just as gently to the Cubone. "You're okay. No one's hurt." He even turned to check on the Caterpie to make sure it didn't have a bump or anything, assuming that it would if it'd been hit too hard.
"You're okay, right?" He knew he wouldn't understand any answers, but he figured Pokemon were like dogs, maybe; they could understand tone of voice.
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Nevermind that Cubone was a baby.
"Cuuubone," the little creature replied, its waterworks petering out already, rubbing a little paw at its eyes. The Caterpie is, thankfully, just fine.
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"Some father you'd be," he said, tone even. "You'd bully anybody, wouldn't you?"
He was, maybe, jumping to conclusions, but he'd already gotten attached to his Phantump and it was sort of like...well, it was a toss-up between a pet and family. More than that though, this guy gave him the same sort of vibes his father had.
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"It means," he said, "You'd get a lot farther here by treating your companion with compassion."