Another thunder crack, this one loud enough that it almost felt like it shook the entire cave. But aside from some dust falling from the ceiling nothing came of it. Trevor’s attempt to create a fire would unfortunately find no resolution; try as he might even when he felt the slight tingling sensation of warmth in his throat all he could acccomplish was blowing a warm breath onto the somewhat dry but still wet tinders. If nothing else his attempts at lighting the sticks on fire did make then a bit dryer.
A new sensation would soon greet Vi. It was a strange, but not entirely unpleasant feeling. It felt almost as if she was being fed somehow, her ghostly stomach feeling some nourishment and fulfillment as more and more of the Pokémon around her seemed to be panicking. Strange as it may be, she could practically taste their fear and in the dunsparce’s case, fury. It was like a spiced cheese, sweet but with a bite to it.
Nathan wasn’t too harmed by his reckless tackle, only somewhat shaken. Similarly if he had worn a bike helmet and hit a wall while wearing it; slightly dizzy but no worse for ware. He did, however, feel a slight tension in his lower body near his legs. It wasn’t something he feels that he could become right now, but perhaps with another jump into the wall, he might be able to awaken something odd within himself. He just needed to bide his time.
Compared to the other baby Pokémon, Ravi seemed larger than them, or at least longer. While still fairly small in terms of overall size it seemed like Ravi was the largest of the young Pokémon by size and weight. And while his missing arms might be a detriment for him, as Ravi May walk and explore his surroundings he would notice one feature not typically seen in snakes; a small blade at the end of his tail. At the moment it felt more like a purple fin and was even flexiblec but if he concentrated he could make the tiny fin stiffen into a sort of blade. Not a sharp one, but a blade nonetheless. Could probably whittle some wood.
Though Jeri felt that she had been restrained in some sort of sack, if she bothered to make any movements towards anyone, she’s find that she has been in no way restrained or bound. Moving forward, as awkward as it was to do so via slithering, felt almost as natural as walking. If she mustered up the strength she could even jump a fairly considerable height for her form; almost theee times her (admittedly small) height, which is more than could typically be accomplished unassisted in a human body, still doesn’t explain the strange situation she found herself in, nor would it have any particular effects about her anger and attitude.
Celina’s body felt light, and in a way unbalanced. Her wings felt heavier than her own torso which would explain how she crashed so easily, as this body was certainly in no way similar at all to a human one. Still if Celina just put more effort into it, she could achieve some semblance of hovering, however she’ll need to find the right tempo to do so. Like riding a bike it was about striking that right balance between actively keeping yourself up and just relaxing your body. And like learning how to ride a bike the more you tried to think about it, the less successful you were at it.
As Lance would look outside, Wilderness wasn’t the only thing he’d see. He would also see dark rain clouds pouring so much rain that he couldn’t even see more than maybe a hundred feet before it vanished into blackness. Another thing he’s notice is that they appear to be on some sort of cliff; the path down wasn’t too treacherous and would lead into the forest, and he’d see tony foot prints that lead out of the cave then back. With a quick scan he’d easily be able to tell that the orange lizard was the one who had left and came back into the cave as his feet still had mud on them. But as Lance was observing through the raid and forest he would see a gain glimmer of yellow light in the distance. It seem steady and unwavering despite the weather, though as the rain picked up and the clouds darken the same yellow light vanished.
Lighting streaked through the skies and illuminated the cave in one brilliant flash of light, but before anything could have been seen the light vanished again. Shortly followed by another booming thunder bolt which struck dangerously close to the cave and almost hit Lance. It did end up striking a loose hanging root in the cave, causing it to singe, burn, and drop a few embers.
