Rhyhorn hopped down from boulder to boulder, as careful as he could be. But given the Pokemon's body structure, the descent was more like strategic rock dropping.<br/><br/>Dragonair and Naomi reached the bottom before Rhyhorn could. When Naomi commented on Eleyna's state of undress, coupled with Dragonair's provocative wink, the trainer's face turned bright red with embarrassment. In the fluster of discovering the statue head she'd completely forgotten about her shorts. She leaped to her feet and yanked her shorts back up her hips in a hurry.<br/><br/>"Nope! Just fine!" She exclaimed and laughed awkwardly with her hand on the back of her neck, a bead of sweat rolling down her forehead.<br/><br/>The shadow of a Tentacruel hung over the ravine as the jellyfish Pokemon watched them from above.<br/><br/>When Naomi took in the scene and saw the disembodied sculpture Eleyna walked over to it, shaking off her embarrassment for the excitement of the strange discovery.<br/><br/>"Its an Arbok!" She declared. "See? I mean its broken... but like where it broken here, its like an Arbok's hood and it would have have a tongue here!" She leaned over and put her hands on the enormous figure and gave it a shove, momentarily grunting before she determined it was far too heavy for her to move.<br/><br/>"I mean, it kind of looks like one, right?" She rubbed the back of her neck, considering it. "How long do you think its been down here?"<br/><br/>Rhyhorn had, in the mean time trotted further into the void that the ravine lead into. He appraised the scene with wide eyes, surprised that such a thing had been underneath his berry bush this whole time. The sounds of the people talking echoed through the deepening gloom, the amazement of the Rhyhorn drawing him deeper.<br/><br/>He found the caves end in no time at all, and for a moment he felt a pang of disappointment. But it lasted only until he saw the great dislodged stone which had come to rest there long, long ago. In awe, the Pokemon muttered, "Rhy...don..."<br/><br/>Before him, dimly illuminated to human eyes, but plain and clear to the subterranean-tuned vision of the Pokemon, was what remained of a once great relief. Even as only a fragment laying tilted, it stood a dozen feet in height. It showed a scene of reverence, a row of Pokemon carved in profile, their depiction, like the Arbok, primitive in style, interpretations of living forms into angular forms. The Pokemon bowed and knelt toward a central figure which monolithicly towered over them. The relief had broken, a jagged edge cleaved much of the central figure away, leaving little more than its base. Below the row of Pokemon were several rows of pictographs cut short by the destruction of the relief. Now only some dozen characters remained, and those below them were bifurcated and destroyed. With only the fragment remaining, it was impossible to know how many lines had once been part of the relief. One thing was certain, though. Like the snake head, the relief had not originated in the cave.<br/><br/>Eleyna had begun picking up her scattered things when she noticed the Rhyhorn's dim outline further into the cave. As he wasn't moving, Eleyna, curious, turned her opened Pokedex toward him to light her way. She looked down at the Pokemon before she noticed the relief. When she did, however, her jaw dropped.<br/><br/>"Uhhh... N-naomi?"<br/><br/>She walked up to the tilted carving, passing her Pokedex over it. When she came to the broken left edge beside the row of prostrated Pokemon her head tilted in confusion. the line of Pokemon had been cut short, as had all parts of the relief. But at its left edge a remnant of a figure remained, two appendages reaching forward. Eleyna lifted her hand up and place it on the relief above the appendages, her fingers splayed.<br/><br/>At the end of the appendage was a hand like hers.<br/><br/>"Um... So... No one's ever been to Yugen before... right?" She asked, baffled at the likeness.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>