The shining sun and the cool spray of the ocean made for excellent weather for being on the water. This was quite unlike the sizable ferry she had traveled in on, much smaller and more intimate with the sea, letting feel the gentle bounce across the waves and the vibrating roar of the engines.<br/><br/>Lydia was dressed in a slimming silver bikini that did more than a little to show off her curves, of course even her statuesque build had difficulty comparing to Aisha's curvaceous form, and it was clear where the attentions of the others lay. Lydia decided to earn a few eyes for herself as she looked at the map as Eleyna poined out their possible destinations. She leaned over the table, probably a few degrees more than necessary, her chest hanging over the edge and her hips raised.<br/><br/><span style="color: gray">"Hmmm...if we travel northeast up the coast of the island it's practically a straight line across the water from there to the observatory."</span>She traced the line with her finger. "<span style="color: gray">We could make few stops along the way to camp or if we saw anything promising, if we stick to the coast there's probably a good mix of both water-types and land-dwelling Pokemon."</span><br/><br/>She stood back up, arms folded under her breasts. "<span style="color: gray">That's my suggestion anyway, I'd like to hear what the rest of you think.</span>" She smiled, her eyes passing to Jake. She still planned to thank him once she got him alone, but the boat made for rather tight quarters.<br/><br/>She had let Kat wander around on deck, the small steel-type was stable enough for safety, and she was worried Rufflet might get caught up in a sudden gust and fall behind the boat so she had brought him back to the Pokeball. For now, the Aron was content to sit on one of the boat benches, steel shell warm in the sunlight.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>