"You're next!" Okay, this is getting a little too weird," the courier muttered, glancing at Geoff who was finally shaking his head to clear his mind. ...How long's it gonna take to purge your system?" she asked Joanne, walking back towards the relative sanity of the scientist's desk."I'm not sure-" the woman began, her sentence cut short by the sudden high-pitched whine that issued from TI-85 as the metallic pokemon broke the connection and flew backwards across the room, spinning and shooting. A slim constable met us and handed us a bio lock code. She grinned and told us how to find our quarters and I led the way.I entered the code and then placed my hand on the bio scan plate. The door opened and I moved to let Phred register before we went in. I looked at the station clock on the wall and headed for the hall, "looks like we might get a full night of sleep."She picked the room on the left and I got the one on the right. I looked at the large bed as I set my bags down and started to. “That’s not the plan, dear,” replied the Leavanny, giving a shrug. “I may have gotten a little angry, but I don’t want to hurt either of you. Really, the only thing I want is you, with that weird crystal on the ground where it won’t interrupt us again. You do me a favor and drop that little trinket, and we go back to having fun like we were before we were interrupted! Not such a bad deal, is it?”Despite her words, her Leaf Blade was still dangerously close to the Espeon. The Psychic type was. That would've alerted everyone.I decided my next move would be to somehow lure the bartender up here without making him suspicious. There was a knock on the door and I pulled my pistol. It looked like Bill was going to save me some time."Come in." I didn't sound anything like Mrs. Turner but it was good enough for him to open the door. He was holding a bag I assumed held the night's receipts. He saw the gun pointed at him, dropped the bag and raised his hands. I motioned for him to sit down and.