"Garde?" she spouted in her pokemonesque dialect as she gazed down at your tiny body with amazement and intrigue, "Gar de? Voir? Gardevoir?"
You had absolutely no idea what to do in this situation. Just staring back into her big shiny ruby-red eyes that never seemed to blink since she first laid eyes on you, you felt obligated to do something, ANYTHING, but your nerves were shot. Not like you could do much anyway what with you hovering over fifty feet in the sky by a glowing aura emitting from this particular colossal pokemon.
"Garde....voire...." she tilted her head and whispered, "Gar gar de.... gar de gar?" It was anyone's guess what she was saying, but if you had to wager a guess, you'd say she was completely dumbfounded by the tiny creature and trying to figure out what it is. Of course that's just a guess. She could be saying a bunch of things. She could be thinking youre a pokemon trainer and wondering where all your pokemon fighters are. She could be astounded that her shrinking spell worked better than she expected. She could be wondering if this tiny bug creature would taste better than a pokeblock. The more theories you thought, the worse it terrified you!
Nevertheless, she was currently your only witness at the moment and the only person (even though pokemon) that could currently help you with this predicament or at the very least bring you to someone who can help.
“H...Hello...” you squeaked a little higher pitched than usual, probably cuz youre staring into the colossal eyes of an enormous high-leveled pokemon. Sure enough, Gardevoir's big ruby red eyes dont blink once as she gazes at you attentively. “Uh… I'm uh… um...” even though youre unsure if she can understand you to begin with, youre STILL having a hard time coming up with a way to ask for her help! “...I'm… in a bit of trouble. A-a-and I'm lost! Lost, too!”
“Garde?” she suddenly quips.
“L-Listen… uh… I dont know if you already know,” you sputter nervously, “b-but I'm normally not this small. I-I'm normally your size! Maybe a little taller, I dunno. And… I dunno how I got this small. And I'm a human, too! Did I mention I'm also lost?”
“Ga-ar de!! Gardevoir!” she suddenly beams with excitement. Danged if you know why she's excited.
“Er, yeah, um… anyway, if it's not too much trouble, could you possibly help show me to the nearest town of humans? Or maybe show me to your trainer if you have one!” you inhaled hard, “of course, it's absolutely fine if you dont have one! I'm not insinuating you need one or anything! ...I'm just sayIIINGG?!!!!”
Before you could sputter more words that would no doubt come back and bite you in the poke-ass, Gardevoir quickly brought you up close to her face and nuzzled your tiny little body against her soft warm cheek!
“Gaaaaaaaarrr...” she sighed in a very affectionate tone as she nuzzled you. You can only assume that was a good expression. That's gotta mean something from someone that prides itself as being an embracing pokemon!
“Uh, th… thank you?” you reply, confused but relieved, “d-does this mean you'll help me?”
“Ga ar aaare de!!” she began singing,” Gar aaar de voooooirr!!!” And before you knew it, the aura quickly vanished and before you could plunge to your doom, she immediately snatched you in her palm and began trotting off, humming to herself, while constantly rocking you back and forth because she was swinging her arms to and fro. Despite being very very nauseous from the constant gravitational shifts, you could make out a gleeful smile on her face as she blissfully trotted away with you in tow.
“Uh, hey! Where are we going?!”
“Gardevoir!”
“...Oh. ...Ok.
Despite not being a thorough enough answer, that was a good question. Where was she taking you?
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