[Serena Miller]

It had been a little while since Serena visited a body of water, and Tear was unusually withdrawn and just looked somewhat down lately.  Serena figured this was a good time to visit the Garden of the Sun again, more specifically the lake in the middle of it.  Tear liked playing in the water there, and the rest of her pokemon either enjoyed the flowers, the grass or the sun itself.  It was one of the few places she could go where all of her pokemon would be happy.  Unlike the past couple of times, Serena decided to bring some extra treats for both herself and her pokemon.  This looked like an excellent excuse to have a nice outdoor lunch.  She spent most of the morning carefully preparing some nice food for her pokemon, making sure to include all their favorites.  In the end, she just packed herself a sandwich, but that was all she really needed.

((Prefer Tynamo))

[Eri]

A late bloomer!



Species: Tynamo
Gender: Female
Ability: Levitate
~Moves~
Tackle
Thunder Wave
Spark
Charge Beam

[Serena Miller]

As Serena and her pokemon ate, played and enjoyed the outdoors, they caught the attention of a few other pokemon.  Most just stayed away, but one brave little eel swam up to the edge of the lake and started staring at Serena.  Serena just smiled at it as she continued to give her pokemon more treats and affection, but after a moment the little eel just started squeaking. It was an adorable little noise, according to Serena, but several of her pokemon didn't seem to agree.  Tear, the closest pokemon too the little eel, started swimming over to it with one of her claws held over her head.  Serena knew exactly what that meant, and she preferred if her pokemon didn't beat up another wild pokemon that just wanted some friends, and possibly food.  Thinking quickly, she tossed some more treats for Tear into the water.  It looked like it would be enough to keep her away for a few seconds at least.  To make up for it, she gave the eel some food as well to send it off.  However, it didn't seem to have any interest in leaving and just kept squeaking at her.  It wasn't even taking any more of the food she was offering.

"Did...Did you want to come with me?"

The eel just continued squeaking.  Serena wasn't inclined to take that as a yes, but there was really only one way to test that theory.  She pulled out a pokeball and lightly pressed it against the eel's forehead.  There was no shaking, no struggle, it just allowed itself to be captured.  It was oddly adorable really.