Right behind Furiosa is the least-intimidating member of this scout party, Natalie, bundled up in a thick coat and scarf. Trundling behind her is an assortment of Pokemon, sans one Roserade who will do terribly in this cold weather. Most of her team is anti-snow, focusing of fire, water and rock types moves should be of some help to the team. That is, of course, if their trainer can keep up.

The debriefing seems familiar enough: most Pokemon trainers come up with plans when trying to scout out new areas. Instead of looking for new creatures to befriend, this is about trying to find survival caches for the sake of human lives. The pressure is truly on. Scouting is doable with her Pokemon, and for a second, there's a reassuring look on Natalie's face. They can do this. Blaze mentioning 'them' is the nerve-wrecking portion of the briefing, causing her to raise one gloved hand quickly.

"What exactly are they? Do they move fast or slow? How do they attack?"

If she's going to put her Pokemon on the front lines, it's best to know what battle strategy to take beforehand, instead of floundering on the battlefield. Beyond that, she seems good about taking the scouting position, already coming up with which Pokemon to leave out for the task at hand.