Trainer Name: Alice
Location: Vermilion City


Aster (30/30)
[Ivysaur, Male]		 Paprika (25/25)
[Pikachu, Female]		 Spore (30/30)
[Parasect, Female]
Almond (30/30)
[Furret, Female]		 Fervor (30/30)
[Primeape, Female]		 Coin (30/30)
[Persian, Male]

Partner Pokemon: Plume [Archen, Female] (28/28) [Togepi, Female] (16/16)
Items: Pokeball (x17), Potions (x4), Premier Ball (x2), Lemonade (x2)
Points: 93

Alice kept to herself as they walked. She was exhausted physically and mentally. They had walked for almost two whole days and it was finally catching up with her. She was relieved when they stopped to eat. Rocky was absorbed in his Poketech, while Rose was having a moment with her Pokemon.

Alice found a grassy spot and lay flat on her back so she could see the stars. She looked for familiar constellations but everything looked different than the sky in Kalos. She had never felt like she truly belonged in Kalos. Kanto was her home, she knew. But now that she was here, everything was so different that it was hardly recognisable. Despite the people around her, Alice felt very alone.

When the cop brought her a bowl of soup, Alice thanked him sullenly and ate it slowly. She could see that he was a good man, only doing his job. His Pokemon clearly cared about him and were well looked after. But she was still angry at his interference. When she was done, she returned the bowl and lay on the ground again. It was a warm summer night, especially compared to Kalos.

"We are going to have a long day tomorrow, before that has to happen why dont we just take this moment right here and now to talk as if we were trainers who met on different paths. What part of your journey has been your favorite? " The officer said.

Alice thought back on her journey, trying to remember a part before they had been on the run. Before they had lived in fear of being recognised or captured. She thought of the moments she shared with Max, when they had a moment alone. Her face reddened as she remembered how glad she had been, to be noticed by the champion. But if she shared those memories she knew those moments wouldn't belong to just her anymore. Instead she thought about when she first held Aster, his little heart beating against her own chest. How she had been afraid that he would be hurt in battle. How she knew immediately she would do anything to protect him.

"The first time I held my Bulbasaur," Alice said quietly. "I had never been happier. I knew we would be okay as long as we were together. Heh, look how well that worked out." A few tears chased each other down her cheeks as she rolled away from the fire and curled up to go to sleep. She thought about Meg and wondered if she was okay. There had been no reply all day. Maybe she was just out of range?