[Jimmy and Molly had been on the road for a few days by now. It took little over four days to make the trek through Route 34 and on into the Ilex Forest. Though they could have flown straight to Azalea and made it there in far less time, it was more enjoyable to get to take in the scenery from the ground. Plus, camping in the forest was something Jimmy had been thinking about doing, and he figured Molly would enjoy it.
Having arrived into the forest late the previous evening, they'd been forced to set up camp and sleep until morning. Admittedly, it had been a bad time for traveling, since the past two days had been nothing but overcast and rain, and this morning was no different. And it had been so nice when they started out, too.
Thankfully this morning the rain had calmed to a gentle but steady drizzle beating against the top of their tent. Jimmy's fire types had been able to keep the heavier rain away for most of the early evening using Sunny Day, but it had worn off by now. Still, it wasn't unbearable at least.
Jimmy's still fast asleep with Leader curled up against his back, but depending on how light of a sleeper Molly is, she might notice that there's...something in their tent that wasn't there when they went to sleep. Something small and green, curled up near the edge of her sleeping bag pretty well soaked to the bone, shivering a bit.]
6/13; Action, early morning
Having arrived into the forest late the previous evening, they'd been forced to set up camp and sleep until morning. Admittedly, it had been a bad time for traveling, since the past two days had been nothing but overcast and rain, and this morning was no different. And it had been so nice when they started out, too.
Thankfully this morning the rain had calmed to a gentle but steady drizzle beating against the top of their tent. Jimmy's fire types had been able to keep the heavier rain away for most of the early evening using Sunny Day, but it had worn off by now. Still, it wasn't unbearable at least.
Jimmy's still fast asleep with Leader curled up against his back, but depending on how light of a sleeper Molly is, she might notice that there's...something in their tent that wasn't there when they went to sleep. Something small and green, curled up near the edge of her sleeping bag pretty well soaked to the bone, shivering a bit.]