Light and Dark

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Myrriou was exhausted again, she had no idea how she managed to get herself in a place like this.

Trekking the mountainside was the small creature, she had been on the road now, on a quest for more days than she could count anymore. It had just reached nightfall, the already dark mountain got darker as the sun in the sky ceased to light the path for anyone who braved the environment. Wind howled softly, stars lit up what little was left of the sky. Myrriou couldn't not rest now, her mission was to find something better for herself, but for right now, this definitely wasn't the place to be.

She sat on a rock gathering her bearings and getting a view on what little she could see with only a little light left, it didnt look good, but she followed the rough outline of a path that was made by Pokemon traveling the mountain before her.

Myrr sits down and falls backwards, looking up at the dark night sky, catching her breath. From Sentinel's angle it would look like she passed out. Her head was a bit spinny, but else she was fine, her eyes looking over the stars, trying to remember the stars her mother told her connected each other to make shapes. It was a long way here and it only felt like it was getting longer, but now she had a friend.

Myrriou wasn't concerned about the Larion coming back, it was badly hurt, and Myrr felt bad about it, but it did attack her so maybe it was justified, she wasn't sure and she didn't like hurting any Pokemon for any reason, like they did to her many years ago. She got the shivers thinking the pain that her scar has caused her over all of these years.

Myrr sighs, she thinks she can feel the probing just by the way the big rock was staring at her, She stared back in the peripherals of her vision keeping her eyes on the dimly lit stars. She gets up after awhile, her extra mouth not happy at Myrr for laying on it, but quickly forgives her. She wipes the various pebbles and such off of herself and starts walking in the direction they were going before, looking back at her Solrock friend.

She was still curious about the Pokemon itself, but wanted to know what it wanted with her more. It seemed interested in her, like it was studying her, just like she did to other Pokemon, but mentally and emotionally, rather than physically. This wasn't something Myrr was used to, though it might have freaked her out at first, it felt almost.. endearing now.

Myrr looks surprised at her new friend, she had only known him a mere hour or so, and she would already want to spend days and months knowing him. Despite his lack of physically emotion, there was a lot in his voice and the way he acts, and it makes up for it in great quantity. She sighs, wanting to keep quiet like she had been for the past little while, but assuming giving an answer to her friend would be a lot nicer, and maybe she would understand him more in return.

Myrr clears her throat and gets together her thoughts. She points to the scar on her nose, looking at Sentinel. "This has been what bothered me for as long as I can remember, I never forget what hurt me, and how we had to hurt others to survive, I didn't like it anymore and I left my mother and my tribe for a better life, but I haven't found it yet.. Without another word she accepts her friend's offer of a ride across the treacherous path.

Myrr holds onto the one of the rock spikes on her friend's head, she wondered how he made the heat she felt, but she didn't mind, it was warming her insides nicely, she could almost forget she was lost on a dark rocky mountain. It wasnt the only source of warmth though, the companionship she felt from the sun shaped rock was nothing she had ever had before, except from her mother and father. Her mind drifts back to memories of her caring mother, and strict, but pacifist father. She really did miss the both of them. The idea of maybe never seeing her mother again hurt her stomach and tied knots inside of her putting a frown on her face.

Myrriou looks down at her rocky friend when he asks her a question, she looks around, seeing no other route to travel, and feeling the night getting even colder, she points towards the cave. "Cave is better."

Myrriou sniffles, just keeping herself from crying over what she was thinking about, shaking her head rapidly to get her mind away from such things. Her jaws on the back of her head gnaw lightly on one of the other spikes on Sentinel, not enough to cause damage, it seems the extra head experiences the same sort of emotions Myrr does but in a different way. Her mood was brightened slightly by the thought of finding the place she was looking for all along. "I really hope so, I'm so exited." She bounces a bit excitedly. It distracts her from the bone that pings off the cave wall near the two friends, a bone thrown like a boomerang.

Myrr jumped a little at the sudden arrival of the projectile, she wasn't sure what it was so she hopped off her sun shaped friend to get a closer look. She waddles her way over to the what looked to be a bone, a very large one, sitting next to a chunk of the wall it had taken out with it. The mouth on her head seems to growl, trying to warn Myrr of the thrower of the bone who crashes straight into her with its boney head, sending her back a few feet along the ground.

Myrr hits the ground hard, making her head a very dizzying state, it didn't help that it was prone to this stuff to begin with. The pokemon that attacked her was a small brown one with a skull on its head, it looks infuriated, picking its bone back up and setting its eyes on the Solrock.