Journey || Open
The wind rushed past his face and blew his spiky hair in every direction as the land raced backwards down below. The air was thin, though he had long gotten used to it, and the steady wing beats he could feel through his legs and hands were lulling him to sleep. It's peaceful up here, he thought to himself, no one pestering me with questions and nothing else to bother me. It's nice to feel like this; why can't it happen more often? But just as those thoughts were becoming muddled with the rest of his mind, he was jolted awake by the feeling of spiraling downwards.
Green's eyes snapped open and he swung his head around, trying to figure out what was happening; it was unlike his Charizard to loose control. He soon realized, though, that his pokemon hadn't actually lost control; it was just landing as was normal, and he had perceived it completely differently. He made a mental note to stay awake while flying for long distances.
With a soft thump, the large pokemon put both feet on the ground and leaned forwards so its trainer could get off safely. Green did just that, also landing on both feet, and looked around; Charizard had put them on a hill over looking a town - or maybe it was a small city. Everything looked quiet under the fast darkening sky.
It was almost nighttime and the trainer knew he'd have to find a place to stay unless he wanted to sleep outside. He didn't have a problem with camping - he had done it practically all the time on his journey - but that didn't mean he wanted to, especially when there was a chance to sleep in the warmth of a house, even if it was just on someone's couch.
Moving one foot in front of the other, Green made his way down the hill and into the town. Most of the people living there had gone inside already, as evidenced by the emptiness of the inner streets, but he managed to find someone who was hanging about.
"Excuse me," he spoke up as he approached the other person, "do you know of some place I could stay? I've just arrived and don't feel like sleeping outside."














