Catharine
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Kay
Embla laid her hand on the strange tree before her. Certainly not like any plant she's ever seen. It was a lighter kind of green and it felt much harder for just a plain old plant. Although, it did catch her attention quite a bit.
She took out a notebook and a Pokeball. If anything, she would study the tree with more precision.
Elizabeth
Out of the Pokeball came Embla's partner. He seemed to understand what Embla wanted to do, so he quickly floated over to her hands.
Kay
Embla tilted her head upon investigating the Bamboo first. There were plenty of them, so she didn't think anyone would mind. She would then swing Stormbreaker, collecting a sample for herself
Sarah
The wind danced playfully through a forest of pillars composed of sheath and grass. The serene creaking and dancing of bamboo accompanied the wind's song. Within the bamboo forest, there was a small clearing. It furnished itself with gentle beams of gold that fluttered above a singular stone, a seat provided by nature itself. Taking residence on the stone was a woman clad in green. She seemed distressed; her hands clasped her cheeks, and her eyes drooped with anguish. Her chest rocked up and down with faint gentility. Yet it carried a heaviness that only those with burdens were familiar with. This woman, though surrounded by serenity, lacked any peace in her mind. She exhaled her worries with gentle sighs and inhaled them right back into the center of her bosom. What could be troubling her so that she didn't notice the presence of another person close by?
Linda
I was just about to work on it XD
Kay
Embla examined the specimen and wrote some details about it in a notebook she carried around. She looked around the forest. New things were always interesting.
However, as she glanced at the bamboo trees, she happened to spot someone in the grove as well. Were they here to look at the strange plants as well? No, that couldn't be it... Right?
Embla, feeling like she needed to address the situation and to see if they were alright, walked over to Meria. A champion must always ensure the Saftey of those around them, even if they weren't in their home region.
Sarah
Meria heard the steps of another marching through the pillars of green. Yet, Embla's introduction caused the maiden to jump off her rocky seat with baffling quickness. Her hands hovered close to her chest, clutched in a defensive manner. Her knees buckled slightly, and she hesitated to greet whoever had just arrived. Her voice wavered as she tried to muster strength. Her hands had moved to her cheeks, brushing away trails freshly laid by a gentle stream of tears. "H-hello." As a smile tried to bloom from her semblance, her cheeks remained marked by the passing of her sorrow. "May I help you?" Meria inquired, her voice laced with well meaning warmth stained with her sadness. She tried her best to hide her state, but failed tremendously.
Kay
"It's not often one comes here to hide their feelings... Or maybe it does happen often. I've only just got here after all." Embla would say. She laid the Bamboo pieces to a side, having her partner carry them.
"You seem troubled, that's all. Unless there isn't a problem, then I suppose it wouldn't hurt for a formal introduction of sorts. Embla Björnsdottir. Champion of Valkogni." Embla said, holding her hand out.
Erik
The troubles that plagued Meria ran amok in her mind. Like the tides at the shore, they receded and marched forward in secret. She dared not trouble a stranger, as kind as they could be. Yet, the offering of a hand compelled her to question the secrecy of her thoughts. A faint rush of red bloomed over her cheeks, flustered that her emotions had been displayed in full. Her mind had ceased to be a swirling ocean. It was now a placid lagoon, its contents clear to any stranger. "Meria Meringue" Meria tried to conjure strength to offer a proper greeting, holding out her hand to complete the handshake. Her touch was gently firm, like that of a mother clutching her newborn son. It exuded security laced with silent gentility. "My beloved is also a champion," She said, her voice still trembling but slightly stronger. Her eyes carried a bittersweet joy as she spoke of her love. Silence began to overtake the area as Meria pondered the secrecy of her feelings once again. "May I ask you a question?" Meria pleaded gently, her hands clutched over her chest as if in prayer. "As a champion, would you ever love someone weaker than you, someone that could never reach your level?" Meria inquired, her eyes watery with the promise of tears. She held them back, for now.
Kay
Embla thought to herself for a moment before answering.
"Sometimes I thought that as a Champion I wouldn't feel anything at all. Sometimes I wish I couldn't... But to love? I may not be an expert in that area, but I truly do believe that if you live someone or something weaker than you, then you do what you can to protect them..." Embla would reply, sitting down next to Meria.
Elizabeth
Stormbreaker would follow of course, floating down to sit next to their partner.
Kay
Embla looked down a bit, but she continued to converse.
"Of course, a friend told me that. He knows almost everything... Literally."