Dawn
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Kai was currently not all that far outside the local town, though she had stopped completely. She was currently using her vines to help support her weight, though even with that help standing was still painful. Legend was on her back, propped up against her bulb, seeming to be resting. Kai was having an internal debate with herself over whether she should head on in or not. To her, every human was a potential risk. In this condition, they couldn't really afford to take risks like that, and yet if they didn't, they might never make it to a safer place. It didn't help she wasn't the only one whose life was at stake. She didn't want to have someone else's death on her hands, especially not someone as young as Legend. Yet... she might already have two deaths on her hand. She quickly dismissed the thought though. There was no point in worrying about that right then, though she couldn't help but feel slightly worried, even when she was trying to suppress it. The same rational mind that told her worrying did her no good also told her that the chances of all five of them surviving the wave were not exactly in their favor.
Kai was so focused that she wouldn't be aware of any nearby, approaching pokemon. At least not until they were pretty close or were making particularly unusual noises to hear in a forest. Legend was asleep, so she obviously wouldn't notice either. It was a bit wonderous that she could sleep with an injured leg like that. It occured to Kai to worry that perhaps she had actually passed away. She broke from her thoughts shift her weight towards her hind legs a bit. To her relief, Legend shifted a bit atop her back. She sighed. Well, if Legend of all people could make it, she might as well have faith the others could. Still, the rational part of her mind told her that luck played a far bigger factor than type resistances when a wave got that powerful.
Kai was so focused that she wouldn't be aware of any nearby, approaching pokemon. At least not until they were pretty close or were making particularly unusual noises to hear in a forest. Legend was asleep, so she obviously wouldn't notice either. It was a bit wonderous that she could sleep with an injured leg like that. It occured to Kai to worry that perhaps she had actually passed away. She broke from her thoughts shift her weight towards her hind legs a bit. To her relief, Legend shifted a bit atop her back. She sighed. Well, if Legend of all people could make it, she might as well have faith the others could. Still, the rational part of her mind told her that luck played a far bigger factor than type resistances when a wave got that powerful.