Onaka's Turn

[Onaka]

((This is kinda like a fan-fic, but we're roleplaying it out. It's for me, Caju, and Lizz only, but I don't mind if anyone posts comments through it.))

A breeze shifted Onaka's hair as he stood on the cliff's edge. He gazed down at the field below, where the others had made their camp. He closed his eyes, sitting cross legged.
The sun was just hitting the horizon, and tall shadows cast across the land. Vivid colors filled the sky in the west, and a dark blue covered the eastern sky. There wasn't a single cloud in sight.
Blaziken and Bagon were sitting together. Blaziken had decided to teach the little dragon pokemon how to write. It held up a sign that said, 'Like this.' Bagon's sign had random scribbles over it.
Natsu sat on her sleeping bag, her new Umbreon in front of her. She was petting it, and it looked like it wished it was somewhere else. Natsu sighed, laying back.
A grin crossed Onaka's face as he watched this all below him. He had longed to see the group together and in a normal groove since Boku and Natsu traveled ahead of them from Ulembar. He layed back, his hands behind his head, and smiled up at the sky.

[Caju]

Caju was doing his normal, 'cook supper for everyone'. He was smiling the whole time as he made sushi, hand made ramen for Onaka, since he'd never had Caju's ramen, and other things including sweet rolls. He looked towards his brother, who was sitting by Natsu like always. He couldn't help but chuckle.

Boku was working on something, drawing from the looks of it. His Flygon was sitting in front of him, looking at Natsu's Umbreon. He seemed to want to talk. "Fly-flygon-fly," he said. Boku smiled as he drew his flygon where it was.

The only one that wasn't with the others was Uaso. She appeared from somewhere near Onaka, walking silently towards him. She looked over him and smiled down. "You seem happy," she said, her eyes twinkling in the twilight. She sat down at his side, looking out over the beautiful scene before her. "I'm only here to tell you that Caju is almost done with supper. But, I like it here. I think I'll watch the sunset." She didn't care what Onaka said or how his attitude could and, most likely, would change. She only wanted to sit by him and watch the sunset with him.

[Onaka]

Onaka sat up quickly. "Who said I was happy? It's called content. Happy is for girls." He crossed his arms and looked away. He was smiling, though he didn't show Uaso.
Umbreon managed to get away from Natsu's pets and walked away. It sat in a shadow of a random tree.
Natsu sighed. "So stubborn..." she muttered. She looked at Boku. "Your Flygon looks strong." she said with a smile
Blaziken and Bagon were sitting near Caju already, holding plates and waiting for him to finish.

[Caju]

Uaso glanced back at him before standing. "Well, come down soon. We'll be waiting for you." She looked towards the path and started down it.

Caju looked towards the others. "Time to eat, supper's ready." He looked back towards the pokemon, putting heaping portions of food on their plates first. "That's all tonight guys," he said.

Boku nodded at Natsu's remark. "Yup! He's my strongest pokemon," he said proudly. He glanced back at Caju, seeing that the pokemon were the first to eat, AGAIN.

[Onaka]

Blaziken began eating in a polite manner, and glared at Bagon when it started wolfing down its food. The little dragon mimicked Blaziken through the rest of its meal.

Natsu nodded, smiling at the pokemon again.

Onaka shrugged, seeing that the pokemon were eating. He stood up and walked up, next to Uaso. "I guess I'll walk down with you..." he muttered, looking in the other direction.

[Caju]

Uaso smiled as she glanced over at Onaka. "Thanks," she said, quietly.

Caju filled a plate for everyone and handed them off to them, including Lizz.

Boku sat snarfing down his food. He was hungry and most of the time, this was something he didn't do.

[Onaka]

"Yeah, don't get used to it." Onaka muttered, still not looking at Uaso. He grinned as the smell of food came to his nose. He rushed ahead, grabbing a plate and beginning to plow through it.