Aisha felt her heart drop the moment she heard Naomi yell out, and quickly rushed out of her tent. A cold feeling crept up her spine as her worst suspicious became truth, the fire was in the direction where she had last seen Eleyna and Charlie head off to!<span style="color: #FF00FF">"Charlie..."</span>She muttered, as she watched the flames from a distance. Were Eleyna and Charlie in trouble? Had Aisha made a mistake in trusting Eleyna to look after Charlie? She quickly turned towards Naomi and the rest.<span style="color: #FF00FF">"Eleyna and Charlie are out there! We have to help them!"</span>And with that she set off in a reckless sprint, not even looking back to see whether the rest was following or not, nor coming up with a plan. Even if she did get there, what was she supposed to do? She had no water type Pokemon with her, and she wasn't a firefighter either.<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>Charlie had been a little confused by the antics of the rebellious Growlithe, he was even a little scared of him. Why did he hate his trainer so much? He clung to Eleyna's leg as the Growlithe looked just about ready to pounce him and tear him apart. Charlie looked behind him as the two suddenly ran off, he couldnt quite understand what the two were up to, but it didnt sound very pleasant. Padding over towards the discarded Pokeball, he couldnt help but notice the state it was in. Small scratches and dents hinted at a lot of use. Then why was the girl trying to get rid of him? Taking the Pokeball in his mouth, he decided to follow the two, if only just to make sure the girl wouldnt make a mistake she'd regret.<br/><br/>Of course, he could've never excepted the scene that was unfolding before him as he started the catch up with the two. First the flock of Pidgey's, then the fire that was rapidly spreading. Now, Charlie wasnt exactly the bravest Pokemon out there, and if he could, he would've turned around right then and there, but even over the gusts of wind blowing past him and the roaring fire, he could hear Eleyna scream out. He paced around uncertainly, he could try to help, but what if he could hurt as well?<br/><br/>Huffing loudly, he dashed into the burning grass, weaving past the particularly dangerous ones as he closed in on Eleyna's screams. He wasn't sure what exactly he could do once he got there, but he couldn't just leave her like this. Thankfully the fires kept the Pidgey's in the air, preventing them from swooping in with their sharp talons, and since Charlie was a fire type, the flames didnt hurt that much, though it was anything but pleasant.<br/><br/>He found Eleyna curled up in the middle of a clear patch, though it probably wouldnt be long before this part would be consumed by fire as well. Nudging her from the side, he placed the discarded pokeball near her. Maybe if she recalled Growlithe and made a run for it, she could keep ahead of the flames?<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>