• First Steps To The Top;;

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::Kira & Prima;;[/size][/color]

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Nerve wracking was probably the only word that could describe how Kira felt as she walked out the doors of Pine Lab and onto the first route as he journey began. Her new Partner, Orion, other wise known as Rio didn't look or felt as nervous as his trainer. In fact he was quite excited. "You sure are a bundle of energy aren't you?" Kira questioned her new Partner. "Rio!" He replied with a smiled, and Kira couldn't help but smile back in return.

"Best keep an eye out, We're going into the tall grass now." Warned Prima. It was a nice day out, the sun beaming, rising to it's highest peak, indicating that it was Noon already. The leaves of the trees that surrounded the area swayed slightly in the cool breeze. Little rustles in the grass, indicating shy wild Pokemon we're about, and were probably doing the best they can to avoid the human. Kira turned to Prima when she had said the warning and nodded, keeping a sharp eye on her surroundings. Rio didn't take much worry into the warning, probably thinking it was just the first route, so whatever came along, he could probably handle it.

[Halofire]

Most of the Pokemon in the Route were hiding from Kira. Many of them had seen trainers before, and knew that when they got in the way of a trainer, it was usually trouble for them. The ones who hadn't were hiding from the heat, as the sun beat down on the grassy route, which was dotted with a few trees.

If one looked closely at one of the trees, though, they would have seen wide eyes staring out from between two branches. There was a small rustle, and then an Aipom was suddenly hanging by its tail from a branch, pulling faces at Kira and her Pokemon. It was a daredevil. It had been warned by the other Pokemon that trainers were bad, but he was cocky; He felt he could take on anything.

~Haha, trainer, trainer! Come and get me!~ he called cheekily before swinging up into the trees. This was going to be fun, and he was in his element; while he was in the trees, he was sure to win! Right?