[Serena Miller]

Rather than explore the forest again today, she decided to go somewhere near it.  She figured it'd be relatively similar given it was just on the other side of the nature dorm, but she ended up being very wrong.  It was sunny, the sky was clear, and it just made all the sunflowers glow.  Serena always liked flowers, though not as much as trees, and a scene like this was absolutely breath taking.  Rather than taking any gear with her, she just opted to go on a walk with Natalia.  Natalia seemed to be enjoying the sunlight, so it was definitely a good trip.

Eventually, she came upon a lake.  Serena hadn't expected to find one here, so all she could do was stop and look at look at it, completely lost in its beauty.  That seemed like a good place to take a break, so she headed down there and sat on the grass along the edge of the lake, continuing to just enjoy the scenery.  Sometimes she wished that her pokemon aligned with the types that were allowed into the nature dorm when she arrived.  The scenery here was just gorgeous. 

((Looking for Tynamo))

[Eri]

Behold!




Species: Spearow
Gender: Male
Ability: Keen Eyes
~Moves~
Aerial Ace
Roost
Pursuit
Drill Peck

[Serena Miller]

It wasn't very often that she came across nice water like this, so for once she decided to let Tear out of her pokeball.  The Clauncher was happy to swim in the shallower parts of the water, occasionally dipping its head into the water.  Serena just smiled and continued to enjoy the sun herself.  Sadly, Tear's playtime was interrupted by a bird flying right into her back beak first.  The attack just pissed her off more than anything else, and once she found the source she just narrowed her eyes at it.  It looked like it was going to try to grab it, but the bird flew back before she could.

"Tear, try water pulse instead!"

That could at least hit at range.  Tear looked at Serena for a moment before complying with the request, sending the bird into a tailspin.  It didn't look like it was KOed yet, but it was clearly very surprised and very hurt.  Before it could recover or hit the water and hurt itself further, Serena threw a pokeball at it.  Sadly, the ball went under the water before she saw the result, but given the bird wasn't coming back up, and she was pretty sure she heard a click, she was pretty sure she caught it.  At least, she hoped she caught it or else there might be something serious going on down there.