<div class="floatright">(http://i63.tinypic.com/vpbtqq.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>. Kayla Hamilton<br/><strong>Time</strong>. Got no clue<br/><strong>Location</strong>:  Heading to Skyrock, about to run into Mei and her new friend<br/><strong>Doing</strong>:  Running for Skyrock, on a crash course with Mei and her Nyaromon.  Oops.  ;D<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Pokomon, Mei and her Digimon, open<br/><strong>Warnings</strong>:  None yet<br/><br/>When Pokomon made her first protest known at being lifted, Kayla hardly heard her, having gotten lost in the moment of examining the strange little creature as she did.  Still, it was when she did it a second time, after having her questions answered, although not in a satisfactory fashion, Kayla blushed and quickly moved to put the furball of gold, soft fur down.<strong>"Sorry, kinda got lost in the moment."</strong>She quickly said, before a frown crossed her face, and she looked down at Pokomon in mild annoyance.<strong>"And it's <em>human</em>, not hooman, or whatever you said.  And yeah, I'm....pretty sure I came down in one of those gray beams of light.  I just know I'm not supposed to be here, wherever here happens to be."</strong>Having gotten her point across, she hoped, Kayla sighed and put her hands on her hips as she turned her grey eyes on the horizon, where the massive stone marker could be seen poking over the trees.  If nothing else, she had to admire the scenery, but standing around wouldn't get them anywhere.  When the Pokomon started off, the human woman nodded and shot off like a rocket, easily keeping pace with the scrambling ball of gold fur and scarlet tipped ears.<strong>"Right behind ya!"</strong>She called out, a smirk plastered on her face since this at least they had in common, a love for the more physical arts.  While they ran deeper into the woods, Kayla figured it was as good as any time to continue talking to her companion.<br/><br/><strong>"You said there were other beams of light that came down.  Do you know anything else about them?"</strong>If there had indeed been others, then that meant there might be other people, like her, that had gotten dragged down to this world, or place, or whatever it was.  While the thought had crossed her mind that this was some kind of vivid dream or hallucination, again she pushed the thought from her mind because something told her that this was all too real.  Whatever it was that told her that, it brought a strange bit of comfort to the young woman as she ducked under low hanging branches or jumped over fallen logs with ease.  She was no parkour expert, but she did well enough, navigating the tangled, foliage covered ground with little difficulty.  That thought brought another as she gave Pokomon an apologetic glance from the corner of her eye.<strong>"And sorry for lifting you off the ground like I did earlier, as I said.  I'll keep that impulse to myself, unless we need to make a fast getaway from something.  Speaking of, I get the feeling there are other things out here to worry about.  Mind telling me what you know about the locals?"</strong>Whatever information she could get now could potentially save them headaches later, at least that's what Kayla was thinking anyway.  Something told her she was going to be there for quite a long time.  Unfortunately, whatever else she might have said died on her lips when she took a blind turn a little too quickly, and saw a pretty young woman and some kind of long tailed, equally small gray furred creature.<br/><br/><strong>"SHIT!"</strong>Kayla cried out as she accidentally collided with Mei, sending them both falling to the dirt in a tangle of limbs.  Letting out a groan, Kayla put a hand to her forehead and blinked her eyes as the dizziness from the collision slowly faded.<strong>"Ugh....that could have went better."</strong>Looking to her side, she was quick to realize that her butt was positioned perfectly so that Mei's eyes couldn't help but stare at her ripped jean clad backside.  She let out a yelp and was quick to jump to her feet.<strong>"Fuck!  You alright?  I'm so sorry, truly.  Um...uh....shit, this was not how I expected to meet another person out here, and I am glad I'm not the only one.  Just uh....here, at least let me help you up.  Again, I'm sorry for this."</strong>She said and held out her right hand to the pretty woman at her feet, her own dark cheeks several shades brighter at the mess she'd started by being so stupidly reckless.