They entered Caph Squad's base.
The dancer naturally drew a crowd.
But most Team Star members watched her from a distance with strange expressions, whispering among themselves. The forest felt rather eerie.
[You looked at the Team Star members around you and felt they were different from what you had imagined.]
The dancer had thought Team Star was an organization full of justice and goodwill.
Why else would they punish bad students?
And yet...
From what she had seen so far, its members seemed a little unserious.
Of course, the dancer knew appearances could be deceiving. She would have to meet the Caph Squad boss who had helped punish those bad students before judging.
According to the Team Star member guiding her, their boss had been behind it.
[Guided by two Team Star members, you soon met their boss—Mela.]
Mela.
A freckled girl with yellow-and-red hair like an erupting volcano, a black-and-white leather outfit, and knee-high boots shaped like torches.
Even in cartoon pixels, she gave off an unmistakable don't mess with me air.
But what mattered was behind her.
"What's that? A Pokémon? Holy crap, it's huge!"
Baimu stared in surprise at the enormous vehicle behind Mela. It looked like a mobile stage studded with neon lights, colored balls, and speakers. At the front was a one-eyed monster sticking out its tongue.
The thing was undeniably cool, though it was also spectacularly over-the-top.
The dancer barely noticed it. All her attention was on Mela.
[You greeted Mela and explained why you had come.]
The dancer had sought out Team Star partly to thank them, but she was also curious about the organization. Why wouldn't the teachers tell her anything about it?
And why did so many students panic at the name?
Was Team Star made up of students, too?