Post by Raccoon the Illusionist on Aug 22, 2011 19:21:43 GMT
RYAKU
HAKURAI
[/font][/color]Noted by the dusky blue haired teenager, the trip to the heart of the city known as Featherwing had not taken as long as he had pictured as he had left the Professor's lab. Although, he also had noted that the lab was located in the suburbs, and that suburb and city heart could never be too far away. But, within a walking distance seemed a bit odd; though he did have a wider range of what he considered 'walking distance'. After all, he'd spent most of his recent life on the road, just walking towards what he was sure was his destination. Sure, it had taken months, but, as he briefly glanced at Kiiren, who was standing as strong and steely as a small one like him could, he confirmed that it was definitely worth it.
His eyes seemed to reflect only the light from the sun, as Featherwing didn't have nearly as many lights as his 'technologically advanced' home city, and therefore less for them to reflect. His backpack was strung tightly over his shoulders, and the stuff he apparently needed to be a Trainer was secured in the pocket that he knew only he would put important items in. Most would put it in the largest, and most obvious, pocket, but wouldn't that be just as obvious to thieves and pickpockets? So, deeply enfolded between coarse pocket fabrics was a mishmash of medicinal items, maps, and perhaps an invention more advanced and more perplexing than all of Oxgate, the Pokeball. Only he truly knew where it lay, but he wasn't quite sure why any thief would steal his Pokemon stuff while so many others were richer than he.
Not focusing on where he was going, a sharp bark from his companion brought him back into reality. He had somehow wandered into a less...clean...area of Featherwing City, and he made sure to stay far away from a hooker smoking a cigarette who seemed very likely to try to either kick his ass or kiss his ass. Not wanting either, he kept a firm eye on those around him, and made sure Kiiren was doing the same. He didn't want to be around any of these types of people, and hoped that the road he was taking would be the right one that led back to the safer areas of Featherwing.
As he was walking, he held a distinct feeling of being followed, and a quiet growl from his canid Pokemon and a short glance backwards later, he found his white sneakers hitting the ground running, and a feeling of both anger and terror erupting in his mind. Two main thoughts were born from these emotions. Why the hell would somebody be following me? Get lost, creep! and Oh, Arceus, don't let them kill me! The part of him that was focusing on reality wondered who actually was following him, and he turned around to see a street bum, who had halted and was looking pissed or depressed. Or both. He exhaled out of both relief and exhaustion, and slowed his pace to a walk. This got him a thankful glance from Kiiren, who was clearly surprised by his sudden running bout, and had barely clung on. He ungracefully scrambled back onto his shoulder, and let out a quiet, yet resentful, growl.
He sighed and rolled his eyes at the Electrike who seemed just like him in every way, and kept walking. Little did he know that his guard, for the first time in months, or even years, was down. Little did he know that he could be ambushed at any second.
Though, much to his knowledge, Rai didn't really care at the moment. He chanced a lightning-fast look at his Pokemon, and confirmed his thoughts. Kiiren didn't care, either.
ooc: Sorry that I just kinda took off with him.
[/font][/color][/center]His eyes seemed to reflect only the light from the sun, as Featherwing didn't have nearly as many lights as his 'technologically advanced' home city, and therefore less for them to reflect. His backpack was strung tightly over his shoulders, and the stuff he apparently needed to be a Trainer was secured in the pocket that he knew only he would put important items in. Most would put it in the largest, and most obvious, pocket, but wouldn't that be just as obvious to thieves and pickpockets? So, deeply enfolded between coarse pocket fabrics was a mishmash of medicinal items, maps, and perhaps an invention more advanced and more perplexing than all of Oxgate, the Pokeball. Only he truly knew where it lay, but he wasn't quite sure why any thief would steal his Pokemon stuff while so many others were richer than he.
Not focusing on where he was going, a sharp bark from his companion brought him back into reality. He had somehow wandered into a less...clean...area of Featherwing City, and he made sure to stay far away from a hooker smoking a cigarette who seemed very likely to try to either kick his ass or kiss his ass. Not wanting either, he kept a firm eye on those around him, and made sure Kiiren was doing the same. He didn't want to be around any of these types of people, and hoped that the road he was taking would be the right one that led back to the safer areas of Featherwing.
As he was walking, he held a distinct feeling of being followed, and a quiet growl from his canid Pokemon and a short glance backwards later, he found his white sneakers hitting the ground running, and a feeling of both anger and terror erupting in his mind. Two main thoughts were born from these emotions. Why the hell would somebody be following me? Get lost, creep! and Oh, Arceus, don't let them kill me! The part of him that was focusing on reality wondered who actually was following him, and he turned around to see a street bum, who had halted and was looking pissed or depressed. Or both. He exhaled out of both relief and exhaustion, and slowed his pace to a walk. This got him a thankful glance from Kiiren, who was clearly surprised by his sudden running bout, and had barely clung on. He ungracefully scrambled back onto his shoulder, and let out a quiet, yet resentful, growl.
He sighed and rolled his eyes at the Electrike who seemed just like him in every way, and kept walking. Little did he know that his guard, for the first time in months, or even years, was down. Little did he know that he could be ambushed at any second.
Though, much to his knowledge, Rai didn't really care at the moment. He chanced a lightning-fast look at his Pokemon, and confirmed his thoughts. Kiiren didn't care, either.
ooc: Sorry that I just kinda took off with him.