The Princess in the Woods

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Enzu walked through the woods and looked at his surroundings in Shadowhue Forest. There was a light wind that was whistling through the trees and rustling the leaves that hung above Enzu's head. There was not much light in the forest, but there was enough for Enzu to be able to see his surroundings and move through the forest with little difficulty. The grass underneath Enzu's feet was tall and soft, as it bent easily when Enzu would step on.

As Enzu walked he found the tree with knot that he had told Victoria to meet him at. Upon reaching the tree, Enzu turned so that he could lean back on the tree while he waited. He wasn't exactly sure why he had agreed to have Victoria come along with him to Monochrome falls. But none the less he had agreed to it and he never went back on his word; so here he was, waiting for her 'highness' to arrive for their journey deep into Shadowhue Forest.

"What's a 'Dojo'?" she asked, not quite knowing the word's exact meaning. The fossil pokemon only knew of the knight's training areas from her own kingdom. She looked up to the sky, hoping to spot a gap in the canopy of trees and see the sun. The trees did part due to the river, but the run remained hidden from their view like a shy bug pokemon. She huffed and continued on, listening to the red and black bladed pokemon speak about its time as this so called "dojo" owner. While she walked and waited, she began to think about the kingdom she was forming back at home, and that monstrous tyrunt she had encountered. Would it come back when she was alone?

"Well a dojo is a place where pokemon come to train their skills or maybe spar formally with one another," Enzu said. He wasn't sure if Victoria had ever seen something like this in her home kingdom, or if she simply had never heard the word used to describe such a place. As they kept walking Enzu heard the sound of the waterfall getting louder, luckily the two of them were getting close which meant he could soon begin his meditation. But then the thought occurred to Enzu that he probably wouldn't be able to spend the entire time meditating because he would have to answer more of Victoria's questions about meditation. Enzu then decided that if he didn't get a proper mediation session out of today, then he would have to return again alone to do so.

"Oh.." the tyrunt merely stated, not coming up with anything to further continue the conversation. The roar of the waterfall was almost deafening now, they were surely almost right on top of it by now. Victoria spoke up, "we're here i'm assuming."
It was a bit of a boring trip, but the tyrunt didn't quite judge whether the trip was worth her time or not just yet. She didn't know if the waterfall was going to be this amazing and relaxing place, or if it was just going to be some dull water falling in massive and boring amounts.

((brain dead))

Enzu could now hear the roaring of the falls, to the point where it was the main thing he heard, "Yup, this is it," he said. Enzu walked through the last remaining trees into the large clearing that surrounded both the lake and the water fall. Enzu then turned to Victoria, now are you ready for your meditation lesson?" he asked.