[u][b]Kai Allum[/b][/u]

Kai stopped walking, a wave of uneasiness rushing through her as she watched the group move closer. She suddenly regretted getting involved, but she knew there was no turning back now. As she stood there, the faces of the group became more visible to her and she could see that there was three of them, one girl and two boys. She could see the boy who had released the Pidgey, and instantly recalled him from the battle she had seen earlier. [i]Didn’t he have a Munchlax though?[/i] The other boy had two Pokemon in front of him, one she didn’t recognise but the other she knew was a Croconaw. Back at home, it was common to see them since they had a large dam near-by that attracted water-types. And lastly, the girl. She looked as if she was leading the group and was being followed by two Pokemon floating beside her. [i]Floating...[/i] 

Kai clenched her teeth, tensing slightly as they neared. [i]Was it... was it, a ghost-type?[/i] She could feel Vivie clutch onto her shoulder tightly, obviously she too had noticed. Kai switched her gaze over to Vivie, her eyes firmly reminding her that; [i]I’d never let anything happen to you[/i]. The Vulpix, knowing that look in her trainer’s eye, nodded as if to say[i] likewise[/i]. 

The Pidgey, unaware of the apprehension coming from her trainer, was still trotting up towards the girl with a determined expression on it’s face. “Pidgey, Pi!”

Kai gulped, removing her attention forcibly from the Pokemon to it’s trainer. The girl looked friendly and definitely eager to get going. “Urm, yes, Sora knows the way.”

“Pid! Pid! Pidgey!” The Pokemon announced, confirming that it did, in fact, know the way. Kai smiled faintly at her, the ghost Pokemon still strongly on her mind. 

“My name’s Kai, by the way...” She looked back down towards Sora. “Go on then, take lead.” 

Kai followed Sora intently, letting the group trail on behind until they reached the Pokemon Centre. Once they arrived, which actually wasn’t far away at all, she turned back to face the girl. “Here it is.”