A Lazy Day Off; Open

[sparklefire]

[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=align,center][cs=2] Don't wanna break your heart so let me give your heart a break

It was early in the day for the most people to be out it being barely past dawn. Ah-hin wasn’t most people though. Truth be told she preferred being out at night than during the day but she made do with the occasional night trip into the jungle. She hadn’t been in a while because of odd jobs and nearly being kidnapped the last time she’d been in the humid forest. Now though she was restless and itching for some sort of adventure so she’d decided to give the jungle another go. She hadn’t gotten to explore much of it the last trip which was another reason for coming. She was glad that she had come by herself though. Her twin would have been whining about the early hour and getting dirty. The teen snorted softly at the thought shaking her head a little as she headed in after hoisting a backpack onto her shoulder. The fabric of her black pants rustled slightly as she walked but other than that she barely made a sound, travelling quietly as she went. She was heading for a hideout she’d made in the jungle when they’d first arrived in the city. It was a getaway of sorts that she kept to herself so she could escape for some alone time when she needed it. She would probably end up telling her twin and their childhood friend about it eventually but for now she was content to keep it her secret. She moved quickly through the jungle, knowing where she had to go without really thinking about it which gave her mind time to wander. It wasn’t a good thing sometimes, especially when her mind decided to travel down memory lane. A frown tugged at the corners of her mouth as memories flashed through her mind. No, that wasn’t the place she wanted to go today. She’d come out here to relax, not to get herself worked up. She huffed softly as she reached her hideout. It was a simple wooden structure and she was surprised that it had lasted this long honestly with the jungle being as damp and rainy as it was. She slipped in dropping her backpack on the bench to one side before reaching into the waist pouch at her hip. She pulled out a couple of pokeballs, deciding she didn’t want her hideout destroyed just yet so she wasn’t bringing everyone out. “Synge and Daemon ought to be fine.” she commented to herself as she expanded the pokeballs and let the two pokemon out. The Vulpix and Absol were slightly confused as to the change of scenery but they didn’t mind, watching as their trainer lay out a blanket and sprawled out on it. They quickly cuddled up to her, wanting attention which she gladly gave them. She enjoyed spending time with her pokemon and tried to make a point of giving them individual attention. She’d been slacking lately though since Sage and Arrow had needed some training. Daemon needed it too and badly at that. He was the weakest of her pokemon but always eager to please which was a good thing. It would make training easier once she got around to it. That could wait until later though. She was enjoying the rare moment of calm while she could. Synge licked her cheek and she grinned at him chuckling softly. “Enjoying the break too?” she teased lightly rubbing his head. The Vulpix let out a yip of agreement before snuggling up to her. The Gijinka settled down with the two pokemon to just chill for a while. She was in no hurry to do much of anything today and besides she had the day off so there was no reason to hurry in her opinion. She closed her eyes letting the peaceful sense of calm wrap around her and soothe her for the time being.

Tag: Anyone? Words: 648 Notes: Yay hatching eggs! *shot, crawls away* Warning following posts will likely not be as long. Pokeparty

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Desert - level 15
Synge - level 11
Sage - level 7
Arrow - level 4
Dynamite- level 4
Daemon - level 2

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[Lydian Bellecourt]

Lydian Bellecourt

Words;; 604
Tags;; Ah-hin Hentari
Eggs;; Nope, no eggs here
Layout by Kuroya

Notes;;

Grumpy Lydi is grumpy when deprived of his Erik for long periods of time and then forced to do work. *shot*

Lydian scowled when the vines wrapped around his arm, the volatile Houndoom Gijinka thinking nothing of lighting them all on fire and stomping on, his Houndour trotting right at his heels faithfully. His alpha was in a foul mood today, irritable and pining for his beta, who was off at the market doing something. Lydian had remained home to do some cleaning, throwing out the rotting wood and clothes and the dusty old heirlooms to make it more habitable for the two of them - Lydian was the type who didn't care if that stuff was around, but he wanted to make Erik feel comfortable there, so he had consented to throwing out the remains of the previous occupants that they could not in some way salvage for their own use - and to try to make it more of a home for them both. He'd grown used to the idea of having the Sableye Gijinka tucked up to his side at night, and as such he found an awkward hole in his side when the smaller male wasn't there to settle him. The Houndoom Gijinka was on edge, bristling and ready to snap out the way he had been before he'd met the male who now held his leash. He wanted to lash out, to make something hurt before it could hurt him, and it had been that urge to throw a punch that had him leaving the tumbledown building he'd claimed in the Abandoned Section and bring his Pokemon along to train. Right now, Armageddon trotted at his heels, the Houndour content to follow his Trainer and perceived alpha, while Ragnarok scrambled about before him, sniffing at rocks or tree trunks that caught his interest before he'd dart off again, the hyperactive Poochyena careful to keep within eyesight of his Trainer even if he was happy to be exploring a little.

A gentle nudge against his side had him dropping his hand to stroke a red-tinted head, recognizing the quiet air of his Absol. "I thought you stayed home to keep an eye on the house," he questioned Delphi quietly, the presence of the motherly Dark-type easing some of the tension from his limbs. It was strange, Delphi was one of the weaker Pokemon on his team, yet here she was, able to have a strongly calming effect on him. He supposed it was because she was always there for him, having been there to support him before he'd need her, relying on her natural ability of prediction to take care of him. The only other Pokemon who could have such a calming effect on the temperamental male was his first Pokemon since the Vulpix that his sister had stolen from him, Sunshine. She had been his first Pokemon... and then she had betrayed him, turned him onto his path of darkness. He had, for the longest time, thought that he would never have another Pokemon again, but then Lancelot stuck to him stubbornly, the Pawniard ignoring the fireballs the Houndoom Gijinka threw at his head and always ready to scramble up with bandages when he'd get hurt. The two of them were the weakest of his team, but they were also two of the most comforting to him. "Oh well, I guess it wouldn't hurt having you along too," Lydian murmured, his harsh tone contrasting with the hand on the Absol's head as he walked. He wouldn't trade Delphi for anything in the world, and with her by his side as he stomped through the forest, he knew that there was little fear of an ambush by Epispect agents, not anymore.