[center][color=gray][h3]Leisy Takigawa[/h3][/color][/center]

Tired and weary from the day’s events, Leisy walked back to Central City slowly, blearily blinking sleep out of her eyes. Bidein was just as sleepy, dozing on Leisy’s shoulder as she walked. 

[i]Naunet and Bidein,[/i] Leisy thought, humming the two names internally. [i]Bidein and Naunet. Two Pokemon—both mine. I wonder how that came to be? Owning Pokemon.[/i]

Leisy was too tired to even bother looking at the Noctowl and Raticate emerging from their nests and burrows now, not that she would have known what they were called anyway. No, Leisy was too wrapped up in what seemed like the debate of borderline slavery to notice the Pokemon beside her. She didn’t think twice before sidestepping a Caterpie in her path—most likely the same one she’d encountered earlier yesterday—and she went on like that until she arrived at the Pokemon Center.

[color=gray]”Hello, would you mind healing my Pokemon?”[/color] Leisy said to the nurse at the register. The nurse took Leisy’s outstretched Pokeballs before looking at the Fletchling on Leisy’s shoulder.

“Would you like to heal your Fletchling as well?” the nurse asked, slightly amused at the tired girl. She’d seen many a trainer, and this girl fell into the category of people that were completely new to the trade. They were all too excited the first day, often winding up too tired to speak coherent sentences by the end.

[color=gray]”Oh, right,”[/color] Leisy said, eyes opening slightly in surprise as she took Bidein’s Pokeball from the nurse’s hand and returned him with a red beam before handing back the capture capsule. [color=gray]”Sorry about that,”[/color] Leisy said with a yawn. [color=gray]”Too… tired.”[/color]

“That’s alright,” the nurse said, popping the pokeballs into the machine behind her. The Pokeballs lit up a few times, causing Leisy to perk up in interest.

[color=gray]”How exactly do those work?”[/color] Leisy asked, eyes bright with curiosity. The nurse laughed, making a shooing motion after she handed back the Pokeballs.

“Go sleep, girly,” the lady said, turning off the machine. “Come back in the morning if you wanna know.”

[color=gray]”Will do,”[/color] Leisy said with another yawn. [color=gray]”Thank you, by the way.”[/color]

“My pleasure,” the nurse said, waving goodbye to the girl. 

Back at her designated room, Leisy released her Pokemon and collapsed onto the bed. [color=gray]”Sleep,”[/color] she mumbled, already halfway there. Bidein and Naunet settled down beside their trainer and feel asleep as well, with Bidein being the last, keeping an lazy eye on his new teammate until the Piplup fell asleep.