After May followed Mr. Stone to his office, he said, "May, those goods you recovered are part of an important project we're taking on in Slateport City. It will make undersea exploration easier. I hope it's not too much trouble, but could you please deliver the goods to Captain Stern in Slateport City?" May replied, "Sure thing, Mr. Stone. I'll make sure Captain Stern gets them." "Good. I understand you're on a different kind of journey, though, so there's no need to rush, though I hope you could also deliver this letter to my son, Steven in Dewford Town." "I guess so," May said, but I'm not sure where these places are." " No problem," Mr. Stone said. He reached into his desk and pulled out a small machine, then gave it to May. "This is a PokéNav. It's like a miniature map that tells you where you are or where you're going. It can help get you to your destinations." "Thanks, Mr. Stone," May said. "Now I just have to figure out how to get there." Both towns required a journey by boat.
"Aye, if it's Dewford and Slateport ye be lookin' to go to, I'll take you there!" An old man stood at the door to the office. The Wingull May rescued then flew to his shoulder. "Peeko, it's so good to see ya again, lass!" "Wingull!" "I saw how ye rescued me beloved Peeko, and I'd be happy to give ye a ride on my boat!"
"Mr. Briney! I haven't seen you in a while! May, this is Mr. Briney, a renowned sailor. I have no doubt he'll serve you well on your journey." Mr. Stone seemed to know Mr. Briney well.
"Wow, thanks, Mr. Briney! I'm not sure I would be able to swim all the way to Dewford and Slateport," May said. Mr. Briney laughed. "Hah hah! Don't worry, lass! Ol' Briney'll get ye to Dewford in no time!" May bid farewell to Mr. Stone and followed Mr. Briney back to his cottage near Petalburg Forest. They boarded his ship and set sail for Dewford. May was also given a big meal by Mr. Briney, which caused her belt to pop off when she finished.
"Mmmm, that was delicious, Mr. Briney," May said while patting her belly. It started to jiggle a bit when she did. "You've got quite the appetite, lass. Not to be rude, but how do ye put it all in?" May simply said, "Years of practice, I guess." She also noticed her belt and said, "I hope that one of these places has a shopping center. I think I'm starting to outgrow my clothes."
"Slateport City has one," Mr. Briney said. "Ye can find nearly anything there." "Good," May said, then yawned. She changed into her nightgown, which was starting to get a bit tight, then went to bed in her cabin.
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