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[isthebest]

[ If he has to climb up any more damn rock--

Well, he can't actually complain when he hasn't been the one doing the rock climbing as opposed to his pokémon, and this is hardly anything to get upset over. It's a relief in comparison, though his aching feet would say otherwise.

But he's too curious of the light that's caught his attention, one that he soon realises not be made by a camp but by a pokémon. His steps forward are careful and soft as he spots what appears to be a lump, but Green's unsure of if it's the nest of the pokémon or something else, and he's trying to be mindful of where he points the flashlight so not as to stir the pokémon. Nobody wants an angry charizard on their ass, no matter the state of their tail.

Green spots them though when he spreads the light over the ground, the supplies he considers doubtful to belong to only the pokémon, and it leads him to move the light - and himself - to try and get a better look at what the charizard appears to be protecting, looking not to be eggs but, maybe--

wait.

Black hair...? ]

[theylookedaway]

[When the light shines close, the Charizard's eyelids flutter and then snap open. It spots Green at once and growls a loud warning, moving heavily to get up on its haunches without disrupting the living bundle under its side. Beside it, Red shifts in his sleep for the barest moment but then falls still again, his breathing fast and shallow.

The fire-type seems to recognize Green, judging by the particularly vicious tone of its snarl. Wild pokémon, or even poorly trained ones rarely harbor that sort of anger toward unknown trainers, and this one clearly views Green as a threat. There are a number of distinctive, horizontal stretch-marks going across the Charizard's snout—Green may or not remember them, but those marks (and the matching ones on either flank) are more or less unique to Red's Charizard, evidence of it having grown from a scrawny and underfed pokémon to one that was powerfully built in a very short period of time. The fire-type looks weaker than it did when Green would have last seen it two years ago.]

[isthebest]

[ What a lovely warm welcome from such an old friend.

The warning is noted, with Green considering the placement of his team on his belt and who to reach for if things don't go particularly well, yet he doesn't move to grab one just yet. Who knows how Charizard will move, but jumping into a fight would be pointless, especially with the other trainer fast asleep against Charizard.

But it's likely a warning to keep him from stepping closer - which fine, Green won't right now. He can do something else instead to try and get Red's attention right where he stands- ]

Red! Wake up!