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>*Ding ding ding*
>You wake up, the gentle chime of your phone bringing you back into the world of the living. You feel a soft, cool breeze pass over your lips, the sound of leaves rustling nearby.
>It was a long day yesterday. You have meant to make it into Olivine before nightfall, but wound up taking up shelter a few hours from the city. Fall in southern Johto is a good time for camping, luckily.
>You open your eyes, being momentarily blinded by the sun. Once your eyes settle, you find yourself in a field, different colored flowers lazily dotting the landscape around you. While you don’t recognize most of the foliage surrounding you, one does come to mind. Gracidias.
>”I’d better pick some of those for tea” You think to yourself. Olivine City has a booming market on Tuesdays. Perhaps you could pick up a few extra dollars before you begin your trip to The Frontier.
>After you finish cleaning up your sleeping bag and downing a protein bar, you begin making your way over to the flowers. There aren’t too many and it gives the rest of your party a chance to get some extra rest.
>You come back to find your two partner Pokémon; an Umbreon and a Zorua, sitting off the edge of a nearby cliff, staring off into the ocean below.
>It looks like with how late it was last night, there wasn’t a chance to check your surroundings. The cliff was about 20 feet up, topped with a soft blanket of grass. The ocean below was almost a clear white, getting more turquoise the further out you looked. When you squinted, you could even see the heads of Mantine as they darted across the water.
>Even the sun directly on your face felt amazing. The water definitely helps keep temperatures down.
>That’s when you saw it. About 2 miles to your right. A tall, white structure. At the top, you could barely make out a faint yellow glow. You could even swear it was pulsating.
>”I guess we were closer then we thought guys.” You said, passing your two teammates a friendly smile”.
