Post by Torrne on Apr 19, 2006 7:14:37 GMT -5
Kizui reached down onto the ground with lightning speed to pick up the fragment of granola bar she'd dropped on the road, narrowly missing her temporary guardian's Growlithe's chipped, yellow teeth by centimeters. She glared at it and said icily, "I think I'm at the lab now. You can go home now."
Kizui had been staying in the home of Torryn Aswan, an Asian woman who was kind enough to let the girl stay in her home for a few days to learn about the region and the starters. Kizui, of course, had already studied the books on Jenta (there weren't very many) and had read the pamphlet on the starters so many times it was beginning to fall apart.
The woman's Growlithes, on the other hand, were far from friendly, and the one told to walk her to the lab to protect her from the 'wild Pokemon' hated her with a passion.
The canine trotted off with a growl, seeming to glare at her in distaste before going over the hill and past her field of vision. Kizui rolled her eyes, jammed her hands in her pockets, and began to walk, scuffing the hard dirt with the tips of her hiking boots, her empty pack thudding against her back with every step she took.
Fifteen minutes later, the girl reached the lab, a largish building in an English style that seemed to have an air of almost chaos around it, but a friendly one none the less. The air was nearly saturated with the scent of Pokemon, and Kizui couldn't care less.
She tentatively stepped onto the doorstep and rapped a fist on the wooden door.
"Hello? Is anyone there?" she asked, ashamed to hear the slight waver in her voice from nervousness. She didn't want to admit she was scared in the slightest, but she was about to make, potentially, the most important choice of her childhood....or what remained of it. She wasn't going to be hyper over it, but serious, because it was an important choice, but she wasn't going to be too critical either. Instead, she'd do what sounded right.
She stuffed the rest of the granola bar in her mouth. That sure as heck sounded right to her stomach as she waited for the professor to open the door.
Kizui had been staying in the home of Torryn Aswan, an Asian woman who was kind enough to let the girl stay in her home for a few days to learn about the region and the starters. Kizui, of course, had already studied the books on Jenta (there weren't very many) and had read the pamphlet on the starters so many times it was beginning to fall apart.
The woman's Growlithes, on the other hand, were far from friendly, and the one told to walk her to the lab to protect her from the 'wild Pokemon' hated her with a passion.
The canine trotted off with a growl, seeming to glare at her in distaste before going over the hill and past her field of vision. Kizui rolled her eyes, jammed her hands in her pockets, and began to walk, scuffing the hard dirt with the tips of her hiking boots, her empty pack thudding against her back with every step she took.
Fifteen minutes later, the girl reached the lab, a largish building in an English style that seemed to have an air of almost chaos around it, but a friendly one none the less. The air was nearly saturated with the scent of Pokemon, and Kizui couldn't care less.
She tentatively stepped onto the doorstep and rapped a fist on the wooden door.
"Hello? Is anyone there?" she asked, ashamed to hear the slight waver in her voice from nervousness. She didn't want to admit she was scared in the slightest, but she was about to make, potentially, the most important choice of her childhood....or what remained of it. She wasn't going to be hyper over it, but serious, because it was an important choice, but she wasn't going to be too critical either. Instead, she'd do what sounded right.
She stuffed the rest of the granola bar in her mouth. That sure as heck sounded right to her stomach as she waited for the professor to open the door.