Aisha listened silently to everybody's story, it seemed like everybody had experienced some kind of adventure. If you could call it that. Was this going to be the norm from now on? Was this going to happen every day? How long till one of their Pokemon got really hurt, or even died? What if one of the trainers got hurt? The wild Pokemon here seemed to perceive them as a threat. It was impossible to carry a person in a Pokeball, and the closest hospital was miles away... Yet everybody still seemed so happy and carefree. Was Aisha really the only one who thought nothing but doom and gloom? Or maybe she was just being too pessimistic? Maybe the other saw things differently...<br/><br/>Staring into the growing fire, she reviewed her day. Her fight with Hopkins had been easy, since Charlie was its opposite type. But the fight with the Polliwag - who she still hadnt even named yet! - was far more difficult, even with Hopkins' type advantage. Just because the Polliwag was simply better, she was more experienced than Hopkins or Charlie. What Aisha needed, was to become stronger, so type matching wouldnt even matter!<br/><br/>Noticing how the others were heading to bed, or at least getting ready for bed, she figured that she might as well follow suit. She felt a little bit more spirited, as a plan began to hatch. Tomorrow, she'd spend her day trying to get better! Train! So that in the future, there'd be no more Scyther-like incidents. Slipping into her tent, she quickly undressed until she was just in her undies, and fished a small, pink notebook from her bag. She quickly scribbled down her three Pokemon, and added what she expected from them.<br/><br/><img alt="[​IMG]" class="bbCodeImage LbImage" data-url="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11212784/Roleplay/Pokesheet.png" src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11212784/Roleplay/Pokesheet.png" style=""/><br/><br/>Tomorrow, she'd train as best she could!<br/><br/>Feeling a little better, she crawled into her sleeping bag, clutching Charlie's Pokeball to her chest.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>