The Rookidee sulked away from the wall as Eko scolded her. Instead, her attention turned to a window - which was really just a bigger hole in the wall - and she found the next interesting thing to look at.

”Dee~” she sang out to the Goodra that slimed its way around outside. Eko peeked over her shoulder. ”You’d better be careful if you don’t want to get dirty.” Eko lifted a brow at her partner. ”Pretty sure he’d get your pretty feathers all slimy.”

Ever shuddered at the thought.

tldr; pass

”Watch it!” Eko yelled at the group of kids that had started launching snow balls left, right, and center. She had actually been on her way to join the game when the rogue snowball whipped past her and landed smack into someone else’s face. Now, facing the woman who had been the lucky winner, a slight grimace found its way across her own face. ”Oh, whoa, you alright?”

She peered at the red mark where the snowball had made contact. Was it bleeding? No, right? Surely not? Not from just a snowball? ”Let me take a look.” She hobbled closer to Mitsuru Kagami . The little Rookidee Eko had perched on her shoulder also leaned forward ever so slightly and twisted one eye closer and then the other so that it too could get a good look at the damage.

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tldr;trying to check on home girl
Prompt: Interact with a character yours has never met
Completed: Decorations (90)

Eko had read plenty about the Sky pillar but, since she was out on her small vacation to Pacifidlog Town, she had to make it a point to visit the landmark. Through her course work she’d come to understand some of the history of the Draconid tribe and their worship of Rayquaza. She’d seen pictures too. But books never really had the same magic as seeing it sprawled out in front of you.

She gave a short whistle to Ever, the little rookidee who had been peering at a crack in the wall with a little too much interest. ”No.” Whatever it was that had the pokemon’s attention, Eko wasn’t about to have her trying to jam her beak into the crack.

tldr; Eko and Ever are exploring

Bicycling: the most efficient way for people to travel. At least that’s what the bike rental place kept sliding into their sales pitches. Eko hadn’t really needed any convincing. She had gone in to rent a bike. They were just really passionate about their bikes around these parts because, you know, they were the most efficient form of travel.

The only escape Eko could see from yet another ”Oh, did anyone else mention these are some really efficient machines”, was to get her bike and get out as fast as possible. So she did. She pointed, grunted, nodded and gave a pressed smile as the shop speakers buzzed to life with a: FUN FACT: When you consider the amount of energy converted into motion, bicycles are the most efficient way to travel.

She thought after escaping the bike cult, that her day couldn’t get any more bizarre. But she thought wrong, what a surprise.

Cyclizar flooded across the route and she veered this way then that way, doing her best to avoid hitting any of them. Or worse, she thought, as one of the cyclizar snapped at her bike tires. She watched the hoard rush ahead, mowing down others as they went.

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