Hillside Shenanigans

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Nate found himself lying down on the side of a hill, looking up at the sky. It was just starting to get late, and the sun was starting to set, giving the sky an orange glow. Nate figured that he should probably start heading back soon, but found himself too lazy to care about being out at that time. He noticed a couple clouds in the sky, and sighed, starting to feel bored.

"Okay, Keyami...." She mumbled, then her face grew confused, "Game....." her face slowly brightened, "Unless you mean like a puzzle!" She completed cheerfully, "I love puzzles~" She was joyful at this point, "So~What's the Puzzle~!" She asked the Riolu completly forgetting about his old threat.

Nate groaned and face-pawed, thinking about the other three. "Yes, I mentioned games. Not necessarily puzzles though. I don't know many of those." He responded, and thought for a second, before brightening up. "You know what? I was getting bored anyway. Shaman, want to play a game?" He asked, then looked at the other two. "You're free to join in if you want." he said, grinning at them.

" Oh they don't have a choice!" Shaman said to Nate. " Everyone will be in this game even." Shaman held his breath for a second and gulped. " Keyami." He said regretfully and started rummaging threw his cloak pockets.

Keyami paused in his skipping to gasp. "YYYYAAAAAAAAAAAYY!~" He squealed, tackling Shaman to the ground and rubbing his face against him. "Gaaaames! AID is the best at games~" Keyami then went on to make more nonsensical remarks about games and cloaks and fuzzy things. Just another normal Keyami evening then.

"So! What's the game going to be about?" She asked politely, trying to move the conversation along. Nate seemed nice, Shaman was interesting and Keyami....well was Keyami. They were an interesting trio....kind of like Herself, Bo and Tom, she noticed smiling.

Nate laughed slightly, trying to think of something. "Uh...I don't know. Usually Shaman comes up with a game for us." He said, and looked down at Keyami and Shaman. "Um...hey, Keyami, it might be a good idea to get up now. You know, so we can play our game." Nate suggested, hoping to use the idea of a game as a bargaining factor.

" Yeah Nate what's the game going to be!?" Shaman jumped onto the band wagon Eva had unknowingly started a thought entering his head. Shaman was always the game master in the game the creator as well as a particpent he now wondered what it would be like having someone else be the game master and himself only just a player. This will be interesting to say the least. he thought

Keyami frowned in thought before obeying Nate and climbing off of Shaman. He brightened when the game was brought up once more and announced his opinion loudly. "GAMEGAMEGAMEGAME! C'MON SOMEONE MAKE ONE UUP~" He bounced up and down, tail flailing along with his arms and legs.

She looked surpised and thought for a while. "Game....how about.....!" She found a game. "I have a game if anyone wants to play."

Nate started to panic slightly, not sure of a game to play. How the heck does Shaman do this all the time? he thought to himself, still struggling with thinking of something. Finally, he sighed in relief as Eva said she had a game idea. "Alright, I'm up for it." He said to her, happy to have someone else come up with something.

Shaman nodded. " Alright Eve please share with the whole class." He asked, a knowing look in his eyes. Shaman considered himself to be a gameologist of sorts. He had complete knowledge of any game ever played in the history of pokemon ever. He'd even constantly invented games.

Keyami turned giant black eyes on Eva. "Gaaaaame?" He asked in a slightly unhinged tone. He then turned his head just the slightest bit before cackling. "Please tell me of this game you speak of, peasant." His grin was manic now, although he wasn't really crazy at this point in time. He simply loved putting on a show.

"Ehhhh! Um... There are 5 different types of berries around here, and three of them gives me the most memories. You each can only bring me one berry by yourself, but you can help your teammate." Eva explained.

Nate nodded his head, smirking at the group. "Alright, that sounds good. Let's get to it!" He said, and ran off without waiting for the others starting to look around for any berries nearby. Since he didn't know which berries had memories for Sakura, he would just bring her whatever he could find.