Bother Bother~

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Once again bored, the ever-entertaining Keyami had decided to head somewhere for the knowledgeable, figuring it was time he learned a few things. Aahahah I kid. Keyami was actually there to go annoy the heck out of the Pokemon who were there. There being the library of course. So, he walked into the relatively small building and spotted his first victim. Creeping up on the Ralts, Keyami prepared himself with his favorite type of lame prank; Silly string. Of course, using silly string in a library wasn't one of his brightest ideas, but, again, nobody said that Keyami was intelligent. Anyways, Keyami then jumped out in front of the quietly reading Ralts and proceeded to spray silly string all over the innocent Pokemon. He then began laughing uproariously, clutching his sides and then quieting down when he received a violent 'SHHH.'

"Oooooh!~ BRBK loook!" As the duo walked (well, was dragged in Akuroma's case.) into a clearing, the darkness grew lighter. The light appeared to be coming from patches of mushrooms, an unearthly blue luminescent light. However, it made the clearing and the waterfall shine beautifully. "Wooooah."

"Wow...amazing," Akuroma said in awe, the eerie blue glow almost seemed as if the two were underwater instead of in a forest. Akuroma kneeled down at one of the mushrooms and examined it closely, "No book talks about these, I'll have to write about them when we get home," he said, already committing the mushroom's appearance into his mind.

Keyami nodded distractedly, padding up towards the waterfall. He blinked in awe. "Welp. Totally not magic," He deadpanned, looking completely uninterested. "Oh well, at least there are mushrooms~ Oooh I wonder what they taste like..."

"If they're showing them selves like this they're either poisonous or very nasty," Akuroma said, "Only a poison type could eat them if they are poisonous." He stood up and walked around, "There's not much to this place, and I don't see any item, maybe a local pokemon took it?"

Keyami pouted. "Awwh. Well, let's look around a little BRBK. Maybe we'll find something!" It appeared that jinxing yourself was very common during this mission. Although in this case it was a good jinx. If that was even legitimate. "Speaking of looking around, look what I found!~" In this case, what Keyami had found was a different way of viewing the waterfall. That is, you could view what was behind the waterfall.

Akuroma walked toward Keyami, "Alright, that's different, hm...maybe Shadowhue forest was made to protect whatever's inside that cave," Akuroma theorized. "Though I'd love to explore it now, we have so few items. Maybe we should quickly make a map so that we can leave the forest, get supplies, then come straight back," he suggested, sifting through his bag for paper.

Keyami thought for a moment. Honestly, he wanted to charge right in. However, there was a nagging voice in his head that was telling him that Akuroma was correct. That voice was the only common sense Keyami possessed. So he nodded. "Alright~ I wanna be prepared for this." Keyami was wiggling about as if he was electrified and couldn't possibly keep still.

"Alright, and don't worry, you'll be able to bite and scratch all the bad pokemon you want when we come back ok?" Akuroma stated, he found some paper and began drawing a map of the Shadowhue forest. It was amazingly detailed, he had noticed several minute differences in the forest as the two traveled and marked them all down on the map. When he was finished he noticed something peculiar, "Well, whatever's behind the waterfall used to be visited, it looks like there used to be a road to it, but it's been long gone," he said, rolling the map up and placing it in his pouch.

Keyami watched as Akuroma drew the detailed map. "Hmm. Sounds spooky~" He grinned and stood, turning back the way they had come. "You're lucky that you're with me, BRBK~ I can see pretty good in the dark." He led the way to the edge of the clearing before turning his head and grinning another wicked grin. "Geronimo!" He plunged into the darkness.