See That Space Ship >Z.O.O.M<[Open]

[Kc Roberts.]

Hum, hum, hum. He just couldn't stop! The sun seemed to be shining a little too much today, for all he could tell. It was nice out. A great day to be traveling, as his father said once he got in touch with him at the Pokemon Center not too long ago this morning. With Fang the Growlithe by his side, he felt alright, really. The small Pokemon was practically bounding around every so often, as happy as could be on this glorious day. Kc Roberts gave a heartfelt laugh as again the small Pokemon bounded forward, as if he saw something up ahead and wanted to go see if it would play, though it disappeared before he could get there. And who knows; there could have been a figure looming up ahead that Fang wanted to chase, though it kept moving away. It seemed almost always like that!

The small Pokemon paused up ahead on a small hill in the path towards the next town, wagging his tail as he waited for his trainer to come up next to him so he could begin walking yet again. Growlithe were loyal to their owners, as his father once informed. Which, frankly, as his mother thought, was a good thing for a young boy like him self, always on the move and in need of a constant companion by his side. As if he could ever make friends with humans, as a couple of his siblings mocked otherwise to their youngest sibling. Ah, being the youngest was never the best. But at least he wasn't an only child. That made things a whole lot better as he always thought to him self about it while in his room, trying to keep quiet.

"Grow!" the small Pokemon called as it began walking with it's trainer once more, it's ears perked as it looked up at it's trainer's face for a moment before looking to the path ahead of it. Kc chuckled as he shifted the back pack on his back, full of items that were for his journey. He knew he'd run out soon, and sometimes wondered how trainers survived on stuff such as this. But then again, other trainers of more experience know how to use stuff in sections, or what ever wording they use now a days.

God, he needed a dictionary!