Jake tried to make sure to focus more on steering the boat than thinking about everything that had just happened up on deck.  Not that he was very successful.  It didn't take much focus to pilot the boat, so that didn't help him stop remembering, and thinking about every round curve he had seen on display.  Every bouncing bit.  Before he got lost in that train of thought fantasy he shook him out of it and made sure to look forward to make sure they were still on course.<br/><br/><span style="color: green">"Damnit..."</span>Jake whispered to himself, knowing he would never forget those sights, and as long as he kept fantasizing about them he wouldn't be able to step away from the helm without embarrassment.<br/><br/>------------------<br/><br/>Eve grumbled a bit with the reference to her trainer and Aisha.  She had seen the exact same thing.  Aisha seemed to have no interest at all as far as the pokemon had seen.  Even when Jake's interest was obvious.  It was not a promising thing at all In the pokemon's mind.  It was like Aisha had no mating instinct at all.  The girl's bubbly giddiness seemed to overwrite anything else.  Eve Told Tai as much about that thought.<br/><br/>Though the last two trainers who seemed to be driving away chance of mating for training made Eve nod to Tai in agreement.  They would indeed be the hardest.  maybe more of what happened up on deck that drove the two ladies downstairs would help lower their defenses make them a bit more receptive?<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>