Thread: Pokemon: A Trainer's Crutch (LilGunner/BennyQ)

Not only was she glad to hear there was laundry but the way he spoke gave her strong hope and assumption the position was still her. Kaya grinned, draping the tea stained turtleneck over her arm hopefully she would be able to get the stain out. The bathroom situation seemed odd. She would have to consider getting a long robe or something, especially if she had to transit the house to bathe. All the while Pikachu was cleaning up the candies he had toppled all over the place, righting the bowl and putting them all back. While clearly pouting he was diligent in his cleaning efforts. Oh, I'm from Cinnabar Island, she said after a moment, looking up at where the bathroom was. Kaya nodded at his offer of a tour, utterly undaunted by the 730 start time for feeding. Before following she paused and looked at Pikachu who was just finishing up cleaning. Good job, thank you, she said gently to the little electric mouse. Bending over she scooped him up and grabbed a piece of candy from the bowl. No more shenanigans, ok? She said as she offered him the piece of candy. Chhaaaaa! Pikachu shouted in delight with a nod and took the candy, happily stuffing it in his mouth. Pi-pi-pi-pi, he mouthed through the candy as Kaya turned to catch up with Aydin. The large barn was impressive, neatly lined with food for all of his Pokemon. She noted they were well labeled so at least there wouldn't be any confusion. Purple eyebrows rose in surprise at the volume of different diets. He really took their feeding seriously. Suddenly she understood why he needed help. Feeding them would have to take at least two or three hours. Pudding? She asked with am amused laugh. That didn't sound like a very healthy diet. Maybe it was special in a way. With nutrients or something. Her head tilted when he mentioned policing. Patrolling the grounds she assumed. There didn't seem to be much of a barrier between his land and the forest where strong, wild Pokemon lived. Kaya continued to follow beside Aiden, the stop of her head right at his shoulder level. She shivered a little and rubbed her bare arms when the wide door was opened and the chilled mountain air blew in. Oh I see, alright, she said with a slow nod as he explained. So no barriers at all. She was amazed that he lived up there all by himself. It really sounded like her days would be full, keeping watch and feeding all of the Pokemon. We ran into some Ursarings, three of them. If I can help it I try not to fight too many wild Pokemon any more, she said as she gave Pikachu's chin a scratch. Butterfree just put them to sleep. They should be awake by now, she said with a small tilt of her head. With the small tilt her eyes landed on the blackened pit. What is that over there? She asked, gesturing toward the pit. Kind of looks like a fire type got a little crazy, she said with a small laugh. Growing up on Cinnabar I've seen a lot of that. With another chilly gust of wind she shivered and rubbed her arm. Also not used to this mountain air, she added with another laugh. Though she was quickly distracted by a distant glimmer, one she recognized well. Oh! Is that a lake? She asked stepping forward with a broad grin, pointing to the faint shimmering. Oh Lapras would love that, she said with an affectionate touch of one of the pokeballs on her belt. He doesn't get to spend a lot of time out of his ball. Neither did Gloom but not for a lack of mobility on land.