Leonard
Ah, nature. Green, purple, sometimes even yellow. It came in all shapes, colors and sizes, and Himari loved it all. She didn't know if it was because she was raised in a place surrounded by it, or because she raised grass types, but it was always,, attractive to her. Even the idea of just hiking was fun. 

When she was alone like this, she was always a good bit more comfortable and confident than when she was surrounded by people. She had a determined look on her face, as she turned to face the Pokemon behind her, ready to lay out some ground rules. Venusaur was a bit cramped, with the trees surrounding her, but it was generally fine. Leafeon, Venusaur, Ferrothorn, Leavanny, Roserade, and Tangrowth stared at her. She stared back. Clearing her throat, she began talking, her relatively high pitched voice a quite unique sound when compared to the pretty low sounds her Pokemon made, excluding Leavanny and Leafeon.

"Ahem,, No running off,,, please, and don't start any fights. I know you guys might have your little rivalries, but I'll return you if you try and fight each other."

Her team had an,,, interesting dynamic. Venusaur was her Ace, the leader of her team in general. When she wasn't there, Venusaur was the boss, and the others all knew it. Leafeon and Ferrothorn were both friends, but Ferrothorn absolutely _despised_ Tangrowth, and Himari was pretty sure the feeling was mutual. Leavanny was Venusaur's sparring buddy, but they didn't interact much besides that, both seeming to be at odds with each other sometimes. A friendly rivalry.
Ashley
Leon was finally able to go to forest and train. Yeah, it's always train train train with him, but it's nothing too harsh, really. Just some stamina training and cardiovascular activities—the works. Having enough for the time being, the rest who decided to fully rest return to their Pokéballs but the remaining team were out to guide this space cadet around the forest. Seeing as that they're off the trails, there was no path to lead them out freely. Leon insisted training in the dense of the forest so as to not get in the way of any vacationers that wanted to enjoy a time hiking. 

But even within these growths, he spots someone. She seems to be relaxing with her Pokémon, but in here? She could've been hiking but stepped off trail. Maybe she was training too? The rustling of leaves and twigs made it so Leon is noticeable. He stumbled out from the trees, leaves littering and stuck in his hair as he accidentally tripped over a root and landed on his hands and knees. His party, Charizard, Aegislash, and Mr. Rime raced forward to help the fallen champion. This might as well be the most awkward entrance ever. He should say hello. Once on his feet, Leon could tell this person must be some grass-type specialist. 

"Nice day, we're having, huh?" The most typical starter of a conversation. His clothes is completely soaked from sweat, since running around like Tarzan in between the trees. His Pokémon always gave him quite the match when it came to racing. "Uh, hope I didn't startle you there."
Leonard
Her Pokemon were already nodding their bored agreements, when they heard a rustling sound. Himari jumped what must have been 10 feet from fhe sudden noise, before looking at the guy who had fallen. He looked,,, familiar,,, really familiar. It was mostly from her shock, but she couldn't remember where she'd seen his face. Venusaur and Leavanny, on the other hand, had. 

Suddenly it hit their owner who it was, too. The split beard, the purple hair, the,,,, ahem,, noticeable muscles. Leon. Champion of the Galar region with a nearly perfect record in battle. She knew that,, famous people would be here, she herself wasn't _too_ well known, but she didn't realize there'd be Champions! And he was starting a conversation with her! Her heart was practically _leaping_ out of her chest as she spokes, "Ahahaa,, Yeah! Uh! Its a day! Indeed!"

And she failed. She felt the small tap of a vine on her head, and saw the passive, docile face of Venusaur staring back at her, so she decided to try to speak again, hopefully this time without all the stuttering, and lack of a grasp on the fundamentals of her first language. "S-Sorry, ahah,, it's fine, th-though! I get a bit startled by,,, everything haha! Yeah it's a really good day!"

 She was still awkward, and absolutely hopeless at speaking to people, especially people so important, but,,, she could have done worse, she decided, so she was slightly proud of herself.