Week 2.
WEEK 2. The new week begins with new surroundings. The city you've been growing accustomed to over the past week is now well behind you as you set out on your journey proper; the terrain still seems rocky and steep here as you move downhill and to the south, dotted here and there with small ponds to the east and rocky outcroppings that you can climb on to the west. There are also large expanses of tall grass here, and the entire route is flanked with tall trees leading off into the forest a short ways. You're more than welcome to explore; just don't stray too far from the group - you wouldn't want to be left behind out here, for any reason. Wild Pokémon are abundant here, as anyone venturing into the tall grass will discover; they aren't inclined to attack you, however, simply watching with dull, dead eyes as you stumble through the area they've come to call home. The trip is difficult, and it's a lot of walking, but it's not unmanageable; fortunately enough, the route you're on should lead you directly to Valor Lakefront, assuming there are no complications along the way. From Thursday and beyond, the route takes a sharp turn west; in front of you lies what's clearly the ocean, large rocks jutting out just offshore tempering the waves. It's safe to go in the water if you so choose - assuming you can swim, that is - and the forested terrain has given way to a large beach with patches of tall grass here and there. Interestingly, there's a house located on the beach; whether it's inhabited or not is difficult to tell. Of course, exploring slightly north of the beach will reveal a path. Maybe it leads somewhere important... POKEMON AVAILABLE: NEAR WATER SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY [OOC: Welcome to week two of Azume; feel free to make as many top levels as you'd like and tag out to other characters! This post is for all of your interactions this week... at least until the weekend. Don't forget that a write-up is due next weekend!] |

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[Then, once he was confident it was no worse than some scratches that could be handled back at camp:]
...Apologies for keeping you waiting. Was there something I could help you with?
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[ Even if the bell doesn't seem to be able to do as much, but hey. She bows her head slightly, responding when talked to, and shifting perhaps a little bit closer as she does. And it's the truth. In a lot of ways, she was just lost in thought, watching the battle happen. ]
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I think we're starting to find some sort of rhythm to it even if I do still feel a bit out of my depth. I'd much rather be doing the fighting myself, but the situation is what it is.
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[ It's said a little sheepishly with a glance towards Miphanus, but her gaze then turns back to Ignis. A little nod to herself. ]
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[ Like that, for combat. She probably should, right? Mmmmm ]
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[ With another glance to Miphanus, she sighs and she admits, ]
... and I did not want to view them as a weapon.
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[ she's not sure it feels that way, it in a lot of ways feels like she was hesitating to what was destined for them again. Like she should have the power to help others. She's not sure where she was going with the conversation. She's not sure what she wanted?
But she ends up pulling a grip on her chest here. ]
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No more than bothers everyone else.
[ Even if she was being reminded of her lost time (bucky), and of her missing memories (saturn) and of her lost powers (ignis) and... mmm. It's not really the heaviest thing, but it's making her pause a bit. ]
... Though I do suppose I ought to be prepared to fight with them.
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[...That was a strange catch to his voice, as if Ignis was abruptly reminded of something he'd rather not have been.]
-alone.
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[ It seems it's just the way to life here, so. ]
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... Where is there to begin, I suppose is the first thing.
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[ Have people been fighting each other??? She didn't know that, uh. ]
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[ . . . Or so she says, looking at the gulls there and then sighing ]
... But I am one to talk. Having done nothing but forage or run around doing what I can for the camp.
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