<b>Steven / Eleyna</b><br/><br/>Eleyna smirked at Steven's comments about Tyrogue. She could understand how the young Pokemon would be a bit anxious just walking. She'd been the same way as a young girl. It was always, what's that, or I want to go over here, or why can't I play with that? A child's world was one so full of brightness and mystery and magic - and all of it wanting to be seen and felt and heard. But, in time she, as all people do as they grow and the weight of the world settles upon them, had lost eyes that could still gaze at the world in wonder.<br/><br/>The fields of grass glistening in the sunlight all around her stirred something lost and familiar, and perhaps her time on Yugen always had. It made her feel like a young girl again. It felt like here, perhaps there was some magic left in the world.<br/><br/>Scyther's wings buzzed behind her, rooting around for something to eat among the dense grass. She glanced at Steven's comment on the weather, a simple little thing to fill the space between the two.<span style="color: #0000ff">"Yes!"</span>She agreed, taking a breath.<span style="color: #0000ff">"It's nice to not be rained on the entire time. A bit hot for my liking, though."</span><br/><br/>Their course had led them to an outcropping of rocks, jutting from the earth in the fields, trees growing all around them, casting great swathes of shade between the large boulders. Eleyna glanced at Steven as she proceeded between them, turning to slip past a wide trunk grown up near a stone. The shade was a welcome relief from the oppressive heat, though she suspected she wasn't the only one who would have thought so.<br/><span style="color: #0000ff"><br/>
"Scyther, careful."</span>She told him as he buzzed up behind her.<span style="color: #0000ff">"I don't want to be setting off a hornets nest of angry Pokemon. I think we've had plenty of that on this trip so far."<br/>
</span><br/>Eleyna proceeded forward, keeping watch of where Steven was. She clambered over a rock, reaching back to make sure her Yukata didn't go and give Steven an eye-full of her rear end. Her boots scraped on the rock as she settled down into a squat on top of it.<span style="color: #0000ff">"Well, there's your Pokemon." </span>She muttered, pushing the brim of her hat up.<br/><br/>Laying in the shade were some three Tauros, snoozing in the midday heat. Their three tails lazily whipped at flies that bothered to disturb them. Eleyna pulled out her Pokedex, flipping it open and aiming the camera. It informed her of the Pokemon, listing statistics and averages for the species.<br/><br/><span style="font-family: 'Verdana'"><i>Tauros, the wild bull Pokemon:</i><br/>
<i>A rowdy Pokémon with a lot of stamina. When it targets an enemy, it charges furiously while whipping its body with its long tails. Although powerful, it can charge only in a straight line.</i></span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>