Aisha's cheerful demeanor faltered when Naomi mentioned how long it was going to take them to get there. Time! Why hadn't she taken that into account? Stupid, stupid, stupid! Even if they walked at their fastest pace, there was no guarantee that the herd would still be there, and if her plan failed, they'd have lost an entire day... Not to mention that they didnt have the supplies to even support an endeavor like this.<br/><br/>Looking down at the ground, Aisha's shoulders slumped. All her previous excitement was blown away with the wind.<span style="color: #ff00ff">"Naomi's right... This would take too long, and we don't have that luxury. And I'm sure my plan wouldn't have even worked."</span>She pouted. Hopkins, noticing his trainer's sulking mood, hopped up on top of Aisha's head, his pink body meshing almost perfectly with her hair, as he chirped happily.<span style="color: #ff00ff">"I suppose its better to call it off now, rather than later."</span>Aisha said, smiling faintly, as she reached up to scratch the always excitable Pokemon behind his ear.<br/><br/>On the bright side, it did allow her to go back to her original plan, which was training her current team. Aisha thanked the others for their time, as well as apologizing for wasting their time with her silly ideas, before she moved off to the side of the camp. She wasn't quite sure how to really train properly, she'd never done it before... But the way she figured it, the more a Pokemon used his or her abilities, the stronger  it would get, right?<br/><br/>Picking the squirming Hoppip from her head, and setting him down on the ground next to the others, she addressed them with a new plan.<span style="color: #ff00ff">"Okay, here's how we're going to do this. Hopkins, I want you to practice using your Synthesis. Charlie, I want you to train your Ember. And Polly, I want you to train your Water Gun. So the way I figured this is as followed. Charlie will use Ember on Hopkins, who will then use Synthesis to heal back up. Polly, I want you to use your Water Gun after Charlie's Ember hits, to douse any lingering flames."</span>Perhaps it was a little morbid to train this way, Aisha really didnt know, but this was the easiest way she could think of to train. And hey, all her Pokemon at least had some role to play in this!<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>