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"Its a slender, long pokemon with short legs and bands of alternating dark and light fur, smaller than a Growlithe. And we don't need to give it our fish, it will be just as happy with the parts that we aren't using," Shina told the other girl. Grabbing the head from the first fish, she tossed it to the Furret, and quickly began cleaning the second fish.

"I'll just toss the parts of the fish we won't be using to the Furret, and keep the parts we do want. Both of us win that way." The Furret grabbed the fish head and darted back into the grass, crunching noises emanating from the brush.

"Yes, it's wild. Though my guess is it isn't quite as wild as it could be. It probably hangs out around this campsite, begging or stealing scraps when there are campers here." The creamy head poked out again, with a hopeful trill.

"Hear that? It's actively trying to be cute. It knows that cute pokemon get more treats." Shina finished cubing the second fish, and tossed the head from that fish to the Furret before starting on the next fish.

"Thanks," Shina said, letting Shikari take over gutting the fish. The two of them worked quickly, and soon Shina was finishing the last fish. By now the Furret had emerged entirely from the grass, and was happily chewing on another fish head. "She probably is hungry, most wild pokemon spend the majority of their time searching for food. Finding an easy food source like our fish scraps will probably be the highlight of her day. We should leave so she can eat the rest of the scraps, and we can get our part of the fish cooking," Shina said, washing her hands in the river before standing and picking up the bucket of cubed fish.

Yane nods at Flint's words, but can't exactly reach any of her treats with her hands full of wood. "When we get back to camp I'll see what I've got for her." Just when she bends down to grab up another piece, Maya jumps down to help them. Not an unusual sight, but Yane stops anyway to watch, a silly grin on her face. Maya was just too cute scurrying around picking up twigs. "Thank you, Maya."

She continues with her task, picking up wood until her arms are too full to grab any more. "I'll go drop this off and be back." Good thing the cooking fire is bright, no worries of getting lost. Yane heads toward the beacon.

((Sorry for my slow and short, today was a beast and I'm so tired I've a headache.))

Shikari shook the cane in a laughing mock threat. "I might just do that, someone gets in my way!"

She picked it up fairly easily. By the time they got back to camp, she was feeling much more free. "No more falling over things! I love it!"

Shikari sat down a little ways from the fire and nodded over her shoulder. "I think a small someone followed us," she grinned. "Whaddaya want to do about it?"

After cutting vegetables and various plants, Heal had busy himself with letting out Tripod, a three legged shiny luxio, and getting food ready for both his pokemon. He stopped hidding treats in the food when he saw Shina and Shikari, the blind girl, come back with the fishes. "You brought a friend along?" He chuckled as he spotted what they were talking about. "You two should know better then to feed the wild life." He gave a mockingly stern tone before grabbing a berry and throwing it close to the furret. "She seems use to human company tho..."

Tripod sniffed towards the cooking soup, obviously smelling the fish not only being cooked, but from the scent traces all over Shina. He nuzzled his nose against her arms, gently, meowing, and trying to lick her palms as if he would find fish there.
Arthmael rolled his eyes at the juveline pokemon and gave a bark against such behavior before settling his eyes on the wild pokemon, giving a low warning growl.