Chiyome's eyes widened as Daiki basically announced their plans out loud, and had to restrain herself from smacking him across the face right then and there. "This is supposed to be private," she hissed under her breath, before looking around to see if anyone had heard. Nobody was paying any attention to them, so perhaps they got lucky. Chiyome sighed before turning her attention back to Prince Teal. She had to keep her composure, or somebody would start paying attention to them. The Prince seemed unperturbed despite Daiki almost blowing their cover; perhaps it was something he'd learned to do over time. She felt relieved that the Prince agreed with them, at least, given the situation they were in. Now wasn't the time to turn to the three Lords, not until things got a lot more serious. Still, Chiyome made a note to try and grab an Apriball if she ever got the chance. They just might need it at some point.
Chiyome listened carefully to the Prince's next words, nodding in agreement when he suggested that they leave. She figured that staying in one place for too long would be risky, and risk was not something they could afford to have. Though, she did wonder just how they would go about traveling, given that she usually traveled by flight with Sora. The Prince had his Rapidash, but it appeared that the "Pokemon expert" traveled mostly on foot. Sora usually had to carry Nakami and Kotsu as well as Chiyome herself, and Chiyome did not want to have to be slowed down by traveling on foot. She'd be happy to scout ahead on Sora before they went anywhere, but they could probably figure out the logistics of traveling later. For now, they should try to get out of town as quickly and quietly as possible.
"Yes, we should head to Fuchsia City as soon as possible. Having a monopoly on the Johtoan supply line will be of great benefit to us," Chiyome said before standing up out of her chair. "Kotsu, Nakami, we'll be on our way." Chiyome was grateful for the fact that, at least right now, they wouldn't have to worry too much about being followed. Not even the messengers were allowed to read the correspondences that they deliver, given the sensitivity of the information. And the existence of this meeting was definitely sensitive information. This eased Chiyome's paranoia somewhat, but she knew that once they actually started interfering with the Johtoan invasion, they would all need to be on the lookout. The Prince would easily be captured and hauled across the sea as a prisoner if they weren't careful enough. And given that she was assigned to prevent exactly that, the pressure was...almost overwhelming. After all, her failure would likely mean the downfall of her entire kingdom. She shrugged her fear off, deciding that the best way to ease that fear was to do her job well. After all, she didn't have much choice.
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