Post by Christof Drescher on Sept 22, 2013 0:42:12 GMT -5
Note: Christof and Nitro (Jolteon)
The slightly chilled bite of the wind hardly bothered Christof, he was quite used to this sort of weather, especially this time of year. Even hear, walking amongst the trees it could be felt, slipping between trunks in this more densely forested area. The shadows cast by trees made taller plants that might obstruct his view fewer and farther between, and as the instructor settled his hands in the pockets of his reversable windbreaker, he took in a deep breath of the crisp air. Eyes slipping down, he cast his look at his companion, the yellow furred Jolteon, pausing as he did to return a that gaze.
Nitro, for his part, was no more troubled by the chill, his nose twitching with the lively scents that surrounded them. His paws knew many different terrains, and knew them well, but this was one he was particularly at ease with. True, most Jolteons preferred open plains, but forests were also environments they had a mind to enjoy, and Nitro could feel Christof's pleasure at being in a place that reminded him so much of where they had come from. Even if neither of them would ever feel any draw to the once home they had been kept in under the human's father, they had become quickly enamored with the Black Forest.
"Wir sollten zum Waldpfad zurückkehren, Ja?", asked the human. Nitro truly would have rather remained among the trees, he knew his trainer did as well, but as Christof resumed their walk, he continued along at his trainer's side. It wouldn't be long before they came back to the trail that it was generally told to students to stick too. After all, they didn't need kids getting lost out in the woods. He wouldn't have faith in most of the students to find their way out of a paper bag, even with the help of their pokèmon, after all. As they did, in fact return to the trail, Christof took a moment to orient himself, more double checking his bearings then anything. Nitro, for his part, only took a few thoughtful sniffs at the air, neck stretched and nose pointed faintly upward to encourage the reception of the scents the winds carried. It was always wise, to double check ones bearings.
The slightly chilled bite of the wind hardly bothered Christof, he was quite used to this sort of weather, especially this time of year. Even hear, walking amongst the trees it could be felt, slipping between trunks in this more densely forested area. The shadows cast by trees made taller plants that might obstruct his view fewer and farther between, and as the instructor settled his hands in the pockets of his reversable windbreaker, he took in a deep breath of the crisp air. Eyes slipping down, he cast his look at his companion, the yellow furred Jolteon, pausing as he did to return a that gaze.
Nitro, for his part, was no more troubled by the chill, his nose twitching with the lively scents that surrounded them. His paws knew many different terrains, and knew them well, but this was one he was particularly at ease with. True, most Jolteons preferred open plains, but forests were also environments they had a mind to enjoy, and Nitro could feel Christof's pleasure at being in a place that reminded him so much of where they had come from. Even if neither of them would ever feel any draw to the once home they had been kept in under the human's father, they had become quickly enamored with the Black Forest.
"Wir sollten zum Waldpfad zurückkehren, Ja?", asked the human. Nitro truly would have rather remained among the trees, he knew his trainer did as well, but as Christof resumed their walk, he continued along at his trainer's side. It wouldn't be long before they came back to the trail that it was generally told to students to stick too. After all, they didn't need kids getting lost out in the woods. He wouldn't have faith in most of the students to find their way out of a paper bag, even with the help of their pokèmon, after all. As they did, in fact return to the trail, Christof took a moment to orient himself, more double checking his bearings then anything. Nitro, for his part, only took a few thoughtful sniffs at the air, neck stretched and nose pointed faintly upward to encourage the reception of the scents the winds carried. It was always wise, to double check ones bearings.