Kevin
Thin mountain air fills Dimitri's lungs as Salamence touches down on the barren peak, replacing the even thinner air of the clouds. He slides off her side and fumbles his goggles off his face, pushes them into his bangs as he reaches for his glasses case and pushes his spectacles into place.

"Ah, Salamence," He sighs, gazing down at the rocks. "We should have landed closer to the forest, huh? I don't think Corviknights fly this high. They don't, right?" She blinks a yellow eye at Dimitri as if to remind him exactly who the Flying type expert is here. "Mm, true. The taxi services probably do go over mountains sometimes. Maybe we should just..."

Trailing off, Dimi sinks to the ground, seating himself on the least pointy rock he can see, and runs his gloved hand over Salamence's broad head when she plops it into his lap. And he waits.
Sarah
"I'm gonna be fine! Ya worry 'bout me too much!" Samu said aloud, his voice echoing through the forest. He gave Riolu a gentle pat on her head as they continued their trek. The incline was steep; it was not a good terrain for someone using an arm crutch. And yet here he was, gripping the rocks or branches around if he needed a little extra help. 

Riolu sighed to herself; she stayed in front of him so she could prepare the man when it came to where to step. "I'm already imaginin' the view from up there! With the water bein' so sparkly and pretty, it'll be different than the sea of... Uh, snow back home!" 

He couldn't help but to look around; sometimes he'd hear the chirping of Pidgey or the scurrying of a Yungoos; one time he thought he saw a Deerling! He thought about collecting some berries. But that would wait! They'd have plenty of time to eat when they got to the top. Wouldn't it be nice to meet someone up here? He grinned at that throught.
Kevin
While he waits for the Corviknight to show up and... Start some nonsense, as Arlow might put it, Dimi can hear some kind of scratching down the side of the slope. A voice. Company? Fantastic.

Gently pushing Salamence's head off his lap—she chuffs at him, but she's a big girl, she can take it—Dimi stands and leans over the drop, keeping his glasses on his face by dint of a finger to the bridge. "Hello?" He calls, accented voice bouncing off the rock face. "Hello, traveler? I think you're the first person I've seen since getting here."
Sarah
Samu perked up; there was a voice! That was a human's too! Unless there were also Chatots around. He liked all Pokemon, but *Those* Were more than a tad bothersome! "I'LL BE UP THERE IN A MINUTE!" He seemed to be yelling at the top o his lungs despite being close. A couple of bird Pokemon flew off at the sound. 

"Really? How'd ya get here?! Ya didn't check in or somethin'?" He pulled himself up a bit more, now getting a look at the trainer and a Pokemon! "HELLO! THE NAME'S SAMU AND—" He would have finished that sentence if his foot didn't slip; he slid down a few feet and had his face buried in some leaves. "...I'm okay!" With a little help from Riolu this time, the two made it. "WOW, look at that view!" He looked towards the new person and pointed it out, as if he hadn't experienced it already.