Not so Generic, Not so Bland.

[EffyDearest]

"If I'm the lady here what are you?" Nakuma giggled at her little joke and kept walking, slinging her backpack back on. She led Daisy to the outskirts of town with a bit of small-talk and not much else. There seemed to be few people out, due to the rain from the day before making the ground unpleasant, and only few people ever passed through the mountain anymore. She took a step inside with a smile, but found it not so dark in the cave, lighted up from any lights specifically for people to pass safely.

(I really just hadn't a clue what to write.)

[Sue Bell]

Daisy quickly took the lead once they where within the cave, and without giving it a second thought she reached and picked up Nakuma’s wrist. Once she had her friends hand within the palm of her hand she started to pull her through the cave, the cave soon became start and it seemed the minutes where ticking by, about thirty minutes of steady climbing and guiding around the rumors pitfalls that dotted the cave she soon came to her goal. Going through a beam of light they soon found themselves within standing in a hidden area. The air was hot and humid, the ground soft under there feet. The high mountain walls seemed to form a bowl around this area and at the center there was a small pond. Then something caught Daisy’s a sudden patch of red fur seemed to dash from one tree to the next. “I think your going to find what your looking for here my dear,” She said winking a little as she reached down and removed her pokeball from her waist. “A few wild fire type Pokemon have been known to live in this area. Along with a few grass Pokemon, so I thought we can train are Pokemon here, catch a few new ones to added to are teams and then well… maybe even spot a rare Pokemon that is said to roost nearby.” She said pointing toward a high mountain peek.

(Sorry I had to rush it, I’ll be sure to make it up with the next post, hopefully you can work a little more with this one. ^^;

[EffyDearest]

Nakuma was stunned. "W-Where.." She had never been to Mt. Moon before and this being her first time was obvious going to give a great reaction. "How.. you knew.. but.." How could Daisy have known about this wondrous place? When she saw the pond she had figured some people fished here, but probably rarely. She watched a Vulpix run past and she gasped. They were rare, what in hell were they doing at this area? She shivered a bit and hugged Daisy, giving her cheek a big kiss. "I love it here! How did you even know about this area!?" She spoke quickly and without too much clarity. "It's so beautiful! We could spend all day here!" And that reminded her of something. "We're also alone.. all alone.. we could do anything here and not a soul would know." She hoped her friend knew she was hinting but would let her friend actually decide when that happened. There were pokemon to battle.

[Sue Bell]

Daisy quickly started to blush a little as she felt Naukma throw her arms around her and give her cheeks a big ol’ kiss. There was something well odd about being kissed by your best friend, hell this would be around the third time she was really kissed before in her life. The first two times was by two random boys during her third year of Pokemon summer camp. The two random boys where just crush’s mind you, crush’s that came and went like changing of the seasons. “I thought I told you before, my family is really into grass Pokemon. And well this is kind of are secret training ground. Few people know that far atop Mountain Moon there a collection of springs such as these. One can pretty much find anything in these little hidden areas.” She said setting down her backpack. Once her backpack was down on the ground she opened one of the pockets and pulled out a good handful of pokeballs.

Once the pokeballs where in her hand she stopped and paused as took in the second half of her friends ramble. Within a blink of a eye her blush had increased ten fold. “Lets train and catch some Pokemon first, and we can save the fund for a later date, though you might want to cut a switch since where here. That is if you think your ready for a switch.” She said looking over her back and offer a wink to Naukma.

[EffyDearest]

(I didn't have motivation to post and didn't want to give you a bad reply.)

Nakuma brushed off the comment about the switch and started to look around. "So generations of trainers from your family have been coming here?" she asked curiously. "My family never did anything interesting!" she whined. "Yours is so cool, a gym leader for an aunt? That's great! My family worked in Poke-Marts. That's all they did." She sounded a bit whiny, almost envious of her friend's history while hers was so dull, but she forgot she hadn't walked a mile in Daisy's shoes and got quiet. She wasn't even sure how happy Daisy was about her past.

[Sue Bell]

Daisy nodded her head as she started toward the round lake, the ground seemed to sink under the weight of her foot and the smell of decaying grass and harsh smell of Pokemon that have gotten suck in muck and had passed away and where now in the process of returning to the earth filled the air. All in all it was marshy wasteland, perfect for any type of grass Pokemon that might have find soles here. “You know my Aunt… really does not like me that much, I’m kind of the black sheep in the family.” She said shrugging her shoulders as she looked around. “Odd because you think after being called the runt of her family by her older sisters for so many years she’ll have a little respect for the youngest ones.” She added with a wry smile as she reached down and picked up a stick. Okay maybe this was not the best way to find Pokemon but still, one had to poke around a little to find something in the area. Though it seemed her friend was in luck, for that cute little fire fox Pokemon had been following them. It seemed it was trying to defend its hunting ground or maybe she was defending her nest. The later was a strong possibility because hidden behind a few tall bush’s one could spot a collection of Pokemon nests. The round oval shape eggs stood out amidst the background of green and brown.