[disclaimer: Willow speaks bird. She's also wearing a pair of black cargo pants and a dark purple hoodie, with black sneakers. Hair is up in a single ponytail.]
1. Ecruteak City, Burned Tower [Willow's gotten used to finding these strange creatures and has attracted quite a few of their birds that have happily joined her party, and found that like in her world she can understand them just fine. Sometimes a bother to her if she's trying to sleep, but she enjoys their chirping and conversation. Much more than any of these people around who've stared at her pointed ears, that's for sure. How uncouth to stare, manners should have been taught in their youth!
But what's really caught her attention here are the myths of a powerful and rare bird Pokemon known as Ho-Oh, and not only that, the burned tower has caught her attention as well as she just stares at the officer who looks the same as all the others and gives a shrug as she enters the building with a flashlight in hand as her Murkrow sits on her shoulder and Rookidee pokes out from her hood.]
They think me incapable of handling myself, how absurd. Humans... Weak creatures from the moment they're born until they die, and most can't even understand a creature's voice. [She mutters after she's entered the building, not particularly caring if anyone inside had heard her.]
2. Olivine City, beachfront [A relaxing day for once, surprising her as she's laying on the beach as her Vulpix is curled on her chest, receiving the best of scritches! Her other Pokemon are nearby, but close enough to be in reach, bathing in the warm sunlight next to their trainer. Save for one pesky little Murkrow who has decided to hop onto her head and peer down at her face with a loud caw of demanding the same attention that Vulpix is getting. Of course she would, she's always demanded attention from her "human" ever since the bird dropped from a tree right into her lap. As always, Willow gives the black bird an ample amount of head scratches and beak rubs, even giving the bird some needed tlc for those tail feathers. It should be noted that it's unwise to touch a bird anywhere but their head, but Willow speaks bird and knows enough to assure her pokemon that she's not her mate and that Corvisquire is indeed this Murkrow's mate.
Murkrow relaxes enough to stop her cawing, instead switching to croak-like purrs. However should someone come near her with a Murkrow (or even Honchkrow) of their own, her Murkrow will start cawing up a storm in either defensive "this is my trainer!" or excited "FRIEND" (or both) crows.]
Lythie, my feathered beast, calm your feathers. Are they truly worthy of such a loud noise, friendly or defensive, just because another of your kin has taken a liking to them?
[Should they have any other bird Pokemon around or on them, Murkrow will make a few chirps and go back to being scratched, keeping a wary eye on them. Willow however, will direct her gaze directly at the bird and examine its feathers and demeanor, immediately judging the person's care (or lack thereof) of the pokemon.]
[Should the bird appear healthy and happy:] That bird, it quite likes you, I see you know how to care for them. [Should the bird appear unhappy:] The bird is displeased with you, are you taking care of it? Or... perhaps you just acquired the creature and don't yet know how to make it happy?
Willow Amarina | Original Character (will match style)
1. Ecruteak City, Burned Tower
[Willow's gotten used to finding these strange creatures and has attracted quite a few of their birds that have happily joined her party, and found that like in her world she can understand them just fine. Sometimes a bother to her if she's trying to sleep, but she enjoys their chirping and conversation. Much more than any of these people around who've stared at her pointed ears, that's for sure. How uncouth to stare, manners should have been taught in their youth!
But what's really caught her attention here are the myths of a powerful and rare bird Pokemon known as Ho-Oh, and not only that, the burned tower has caught her attention as well as she just stares at the officer who looks the same as all the others and gives a shrug as she enters the building with a flashlight in hand as her Murkrow sits on her shoulder and Rookidee pokes out from her hood.]
They think me incapable of handling myself, how absurd. Humans... Weak creatures from the moment they're born until they die, and most can't even understand a creature's voice. [She mutters after she's entered the building, not particularly caring if anyone inside had heard her.]
2. Olivine City, beachfront
[A relaxing day for once, surprising her as she's laying on the beach as her Vulpix is curled on her chest, receiving the best of scritches! Her other Pokemon are nearby, but close enough to be in reach, bathing in the warm sunlight next to their trainer. Save for one pesky little Murkrow who has decided to hop onto her head and peer down at her face with a loud caw of demanding the same attention that Vulpix is getting. Of course she would, she's always demanded attention from her "human" ever since the bird dropped from a tree right into her lap. As always, Willow gives the black bird an ample amount of head scratches and beak rubs, even giving the bird some needed tlc for those tail feathers. It should be noted that it's unwise to touch a bird anywhere but their head, but Willow speaks bird and knows enough to assure her pokemon that she's not her mate and that Corvisquire is indeed this Murkrow's mate.
Murkrow relaxes enough to stop her cawing, instead switching to croak-like purrs.
However should someone come near her with a Murkrow (or even Honchkrow) of their own, her Murkrow will start cawing up a storm in either defensive "this is my trainer!" or excited "FRIEND" (or both) crows.]
Lythie, my feathered beast, calm your feathers. Are they truly worthy of such a loud noise, friendly or defensive, just because another of your kin has taken a liking to them?
[Should they have any other bird Pokemon around or on them, Murkrow will make a few chirps and go back to being scratched, keeping a wary eye on them. Willow however, will direct her gaze directly at the bird and examine its feathers and demeanor, immediately judging the person's care (or lack thereof) of the pokemon.]
[Should the bird appear healthy and happy:] That bird, it quite likes you, I see you know how to care for them.
[Should the bird appear unhappy:] The bird is displeased with you, are you taking care of it? Or... perhaps you just acquired the creature and don't yet know how to make it happy?