darkSpyro

oOC: I didn't even remember that, but hey, what a coincidence

After a while, Glenda felt pretty guilty about sending Jade to those unknown ruins. Making sure Shay and Aqua weren't looking, she sneaked up to the forest, determined to keep and eye on Jade...

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Luna followed Glenda. "You keeping an eye on Jade?

"Hey woah, what in the... did you follow me?" Glenda asked, startled. "Never mind, just help me look for Jade. I am worried she may be spotted by a humans if she is flying around." she explained, thinking that if any normal human saw her, it would mean trouble for the pokehumans.

Glenda thought about separating, but quickly dismissed the idea. "Luna, was it? I think you better go back to the others. We don't know if this forest is too dangerous. I'll go ahead. Maybe she already reached the ruins." Glenda suggested, after realizing they were on top of a small cliff. This could be the perfect opportunity to practice her gliding...

"Not me. Jade mentioned them." Glenda specified. "Ruins are very rare human structures, and almost all of them tell tales. Some sometimes gather very strange magic. If we are lucky, we may find information about what's going on to us." she then kindly explained, allowing Luna to continue helping her...

Feeling like time was running too fast, and realizing it was futile to convince Luna to return to the group, Glenda decided that the best thing to do right now was to take advantage of the small cliff they were standing on to see if the temple was visible from there. "Do you see something?" she asked Luna, while looking at the horizon...

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Luna sooed and saw something standing out in the forest. "Yah. Do you see that structer sticking out in the forest?"

"Oh, now I see it. That must be it no doubt about it." Glenda commented. That was way too far to walk. Now was the time to practice her gliding, but what about Luna? "Can you fly... or at least glide?" she asked, a little desperate to take off...

"Well then, I do believe this is the time where you must learn to glide as well. Listen, be very aware of the wind currents right now. When I jump, you follow me. It's risky I know, but we have no other choice. We must try if we want to reach the ruins." Glenda instructed, very unsure whether Luna was prepared for something like that...

The wind was perfect right now, and Glenda feared that if they waited a little longer, they might miss the chance. However, she was in a tight situation. She could notice that Luna was nervous, and she didn't want to expose her. "We have no choice. Grab my hand Luna. If we let this breeze go by, we may not have another chance." she said, looking at the cliff, extending her wings and preparing to jump...

All settled, Glenda extended her wings and let the wind do the rest. They were dragged rather quickly, and she almost lose her grip on Luna. They were turning and gliding in zigzag, but after Glenda extended her wings to the max, she slowly but surely was learning to control her path, although it was very complicated due to the extra weight. "Use your wings too Luna, this is getting too shaky." she commanded, feeling a little dizzy...

"That's it! We're getting the hang of it. There it is Luna, the ruins. Let's keep up this pace." Glenda said, a little exited. The wind was very perfect at that moment, and they were getting closer to the ruins, unaware that Jade was already there and on her way to the group...

After a rough landing,Glenda, alongside Luna reached the ruins. They were so big up close, and she hoped they didn't get lost in there...

Glenda was too serious to consider anything fun, so she ignored the comment. "Listen Luna, I''l explore the ruins. Go and see if Jade is nearby." she asked, but determined not to be too far while separated...

Glenda was exploring the ruins, but all she could see were drawing of the way of life of the people back then. Nothing that could explain their transformation. She didn't lose hope however, and continue exploring every centimeter of that building...

After tiresome exploration, Glenda found some rather peculiar drawings of humans morphing into Pokemon... or was it the other way around? Whatever the case, she had the feeling that interpreting those drawings would answer at least some of the mysteries at hand...

"Oh Jade. Glad you found me. Look at this. These drawing are very similar to the ones in the book, yet I doubt it means the same'' Glena assured, still studying those marks...

''Not necesarily. People from ancient times and different regions valued Pokemon far more than now, sice humans today have all tgeir technology. However, this obviously looks like magic, and if we ended in the same place, it means that the answer must be here somehere.'' Glena assured again, hoping it was true.

"It will be difficult to gather everyone here. Drat, if only we had brought a camera..." Glenda suggested, and that gave her an idea. "Wait, why not? Jade, instead of having everyone around and at risk of getting lost, we can record our data via camera..." she commented.

She then imagined that Jade didn't even knew what a camera was. so she proceeded to draw one in the dirt below. "A camera looks something like this. I have seen humans use it tons of time. It draws pictures by just the click of a button. Very useful." she then wondered if Jade would accept getting one from the town and be back to the ruins later...

"If only I could fly..." Glenda lamented, hinting very clearly that she wanted Jade to get it. "Still unfair." she commented about her lack of flight, although it was hard to tell if she was either kidding or still moaning that fact...

"If it isn't too much trouble..." the flightless Dragonite responded, a little glad Jade suggested her herself rather than having Glenda ask...