Jacob trudged on along the road. Route fifteen was a nice walk, through grass fields and a small forest, they could see the mountains they were headed towards out in the distance. Trees surrounded the route, partially blocking their view of the mountains, but there were other things to look at. The area was rich in life, pokemon and plant. They had crossed a large river less than a mile back, and smaller streams had followed them all the way alongside the path. One Jacob’s left, his Heliolisk, Dexter, walked at his side. Jacob really enjoyed Dexter; the electric pokemon was a cautious and thoughtful one, and Jacob felt he was reflected in Dexter. That’s not to say the pokemon was always overcautious. At the moment, he was happily walking down the road a few steps ahead of Jacob, looking over at their other companions.
To his right walked Curt. Jacob had known Curt for some time now, and Jacob felt they had become pretty close. Curt was interested in Martha, who had been a famous trainer in her day and acted as Jacob’s instructor. Jacob even liked Curt’s pokemon, who always seemed to be out and about. Embertail jogged alongside the group, ever the energetic runt. Dexter(Heliolisk) really liked Embertail as well, although he could never keep up with him.
The group was heading for Laverre City, where Martha was waiting for them. Martha had not been feeling well recently, and Jacob wanted to make sure he went to visit her. On the phone she had sounded better than ever, however, and she insisted that Jacob bring Curt along. He assumed the two of them must’ve bonded back at the tournament in Slateport. Whatever the reason, he found himself walking with Curt to Laverre, the city of fairies. Martha’s daughter was the gym leader there, as was only natural. Jacob had never been fond of Valerie. She was very different from her mother; harsher, he felt, and too focused on fashion. But she was Martha’s daughter, and Jacob put up with her. Jacob turned to Curt.
“Have you ever been to Laverre before?” Jacob had travelled the Kalos region at 10 years old. In fact, it was his first pokemon journey. He had never challenged the gym leaders, however, falling ill as a child. He was lucky that he found Martha and she had helped him recover, and made sure he found his way home. As such, he had spent plenty of time both in Kalos and Laverre, and knew the city pretty well. “It’s not my favorite city,” He continued, looking down at Dexter, who was looking back up at him. “But it is pretty unique.”
To his right walked Curt. Jacob had known Curt for some time now, and Jacob felt they had become pretty close. Curt was interested in Martha, who had been a famous trainer in her day and acted as Jacob’s instructor. Jacob even liked Curt’s pokemon, who always seemed to be out and about. Embertail jogged alongside the group, ever the energetic runt. Dexter(Heliolisk) really liked Embertail as well, although he could never keep up with him.
The group was heading for Laverre City, where Martha was waiting for them. Martha had not been feeling well recently, and Jacob wanted to make sure he went to visit her. On the phone she had sounded better than ever, however, and she insisted that Jacob bring Curt along. He assumed the two of them must’ve bonded back at the tournament in Slateport. Whatever the reason, he found himself walking with Curt to Laverre, the city of fairies. Martha’s daughter was the gym leader there, as was only natural. Jacob had never been fond of Valerie. She was very different from her mother; harsher, he felt, and too focused on fashion. But she was Martha’s daughter, and Jacob put up with her. Jacob turned to Curt.
“Have you ever been to Laverre before?” Jacob had travelled the Kalos region at 10 years old. In fact, it was his first pokemon journey. He had never challenged the gym leaders, however, falling ill as a child. He was lucky that he found Martha and she had helped him recover, and made sure he found his way home. As such, he had spent plenty of time both in Kalos and Laverre, and knew the city pretty well. “It’s not my favorite city,” He continued, looking down at Dexter, who was looking back up at him. “But it is pretty unique.”