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Making a small noise of amusement at the others comments, not seeming to be bothered by them. It was true, there were some really strange pokemon in the world, being the overly accepting and painfully optimistic person she was, it wasn't exactly difficult to find something that she liked about each of them, if nothing else, than for their personality.

The same could be said for people to, Luke, in first impressions came off as very rough, and uninviting, and Seraphine, came off as snooty and selfish, but Rosie saw past that.

She blinked when they both said they had met one another before, noting the lack of enthusiasm, but not thinking to much of it.
"Oh, i didn't know that, what a small city huh?" She added with a little chuckle.
Looking over to the new girl when she came over, and picked up an Umbreon, asking about the Aron.
"I'm not sure where its trainer is," She explained "its not any of ours."

Speaking of small cities, Rosie tilted her head when someone called Luke's name, trying to get his attention. instantly, the first thing Rosie noticed about this man was his clothes, and how they bore a striking resemblance to the style that Luke often wore. Oh my goodness! Was this man from the Grand Isle as well?
Blinking a couple of times, Rosie glanced from Luke to this new man, tilting her head curiously, and waiting for Luke's response to see if this was a good, or bad thing.

Yep, that bewildered look definitely belonged to Luke, Guy thought humorously. He held up his hand and waved in greeting as he joined the group of trainers. Inwardly, Guy drew a huge sigh of relief. He wasn't sure what he would have done had it not been Luke, and he didn't know what he would do if he couldn't find Luke at all. That was of no concern, though, now that he had finally found his friend.

"Luke! It is you, then," Guy said with a smile on his face. The smile was quickly replaced by a concerned frown as he regarded Luke while resting his hand on the hilt of the sword at his hip. "I think a better question would be 'where have you been, Luke?' Do you know how long I've been looking for you?" His eyes closed as he crossed his arms. "Honestly. It's hard enough finding you back home, let alone finding you in such a big place as this! I can hardly find my own way around." Guy reached a hand behind his neck and rubbed it tiredly. What was he going to do with Luke...?

Suddenly remembering the other trainers, Guy turned his eyes towards them and smiled politely. "Oh, hello."

Somewhere between addressing and being addressed by Guy, a grin had worked its way to Luke's own face. There was something kind of surreal about being sure he was on his own in Kodo and then suddenly running into his friend, but he wasn't about to question it.

The frown was responded to with a similar expression, though the younger boy's could have been more accurately defined as a pout. "I've been here," he said, his tone somewhat defiant as he crossed his arms. "Honestly I don't know why everyone was so crazy about keeping me at the estate. I left and I haven't burst into flames or anything, so."

He followed Guy's gaze, suddenly remember the other people. "Oh, this is Rosie, and," crap what was her name he had just heard it like ten seconds earlier, "Seraphine." Safe. "And, uhh..." Well, he didn't know who that other girl was, but it seemed she had the situation under control on her end. He was content to leave at that before remembering that none of the three would be familiar with the swordsman. Whoops. "Ah, and this is Guy." That was Guy. Guy was there. The very thought blew Luke's mind - repeatedly, even.

Rosie watched in silence as the two males addressed one another, they certainly seemed to know one another, and it was a mixture of joy, and annoyance... or worry, yeah it was worry on guy's part.

From what Rosie knew of Luke, was that he was a run away from his home, where he was kept cooped up. And clearly this was someone Luke was close with, he had a sword, maybe this was Luke's instructor, or a guard? oohh, maybe even a knight, he looked very knightly in Rosie's opinion, and since she concluded that Luke was a runaway prince, this was probably one of Luke's knights.

Still... this brought a little concern to Rosie, was he here to take Luke back?

Regardless of that, Rosie smiled when she was introduced, shaking her blond bangs away from her face as she knelt in a small curtsey, it didn't look quite as right without one of her dresses on, but it was the Rosie way.
"Its a pleasure to meet you Guy, you seem to know Luke well."
Though at his teasing about Luke being around so many girls, just now realizing how that might look the case, Rosie waved a hand a little, a tad embarrassed "Oh, haa haa, no, that's not it."

Concerned for his safety, concerned for his safety. He'd heard the same lecture whenever he'd asked to leave, sometimes whenever he complained about being kept on the grounds. "They sure aren't concerned about my sanity," he murmured in retort. Ideally they wouldn't talk about it later. Ideally Guy would just shrug it off. ...Yeah right.

"Wha-- No! There are just a lot of girls in Kodo!" he replied, slightly indignant even if the defense itself was rather shoddy. Really, though, how many men had he met since he had arrived? Two. Two men. It was ridiculous, really.

And then Seraphine moved to his side. "Wait, you probably shouldn't--" Ah, too late for that. This was bound to end poorly.

It was always quite the dilemma when it came to these carnivals. A small distance away from the funnel cake booth, a girl stood with her parasol and a white blob of some sort upon her head. As she stood there, she twirled the parasol one way, then the other. Funnel cake was super delicious, there was no denying it. It was something she could even share with Opal who was bobbing up and down upon her headscarf at the moment. However, funnel cake was absolutely messy. Even if she used a plastic fork and knife to eat it, she would no doubt get powdered sugar all over. And considering how dark her clothing was, it would just be a disaster. There were other toppings, but none ever truly felt right in comparison to the powdered sugar. Everything else made the cake itself get all soggy.

"Ditto dit dit!" the Pokemon on her head seemed to hum out boredly. As other Pokemon passed by, it would wave her little gelatinous arms about and call out "DITTO!" in greeting. Nothing like keeping herself entertained by just merely saying hello to anybody and everybody who passed by!

"Hey." If Seraphine was offended by Guy's reaction, then Luke was offended by the tone she was taking with his friend, and his expression showed it. "Like I was trying to say," before she ignored him and went on with what she was doing anyway, "Guy's not good with women, so you shouldn't get so close." Well, 'not good with' was probably an understatement, seeing as how the man's reactions probably qualified as a legitimate phobia, but Seraphine could fill in the blanks herself.