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@ Meeka

Opal looked to the pile of wood in surprise. "Oh. Okay then. Well, I think Itzal knows Will-O-Wisp. I'll send him out." With that, she reached to her waist and sent out the unique colored Gengar. Itzal grinned at Opal and used the move, setting the pile of wood aflame.

Opal smiled at Meeka and laughed. "I'll try to stay clear. For now, I'll use Ursalyn as a pillow." Ursalyn sat down on the ground across the fire from Meeka and Opal sat down against her.

Ok, so that Raichu wasn't a wild Raichu. It belonged to... whoever. Lizzie didn't know and didn't care. Fortunetly, the healers were taking care of her, so that's one less problem to add to her headache.

During the chaos, Lizzie's clothes got splattered with mud and only now did she have the chance to change... only her clothes were mysteriously missing from her tent. Did one of those wild Pokemon steal it while she was distracted?

"Sonova-" Normally she wasn't the ones to use swear words, but this has gone far enough. She wasn't used to camping with other people who get attacked by Pokemon and then have their own Pokemon cause destruction. She could've been at Motterossa by now if she hadn't hung back with this group. And now her neat orderly world was falling apart.

Psywater could sense that his trainer was distressed over her dirty clothes. Thinking of a solution, he sprayed her with a small Hydro Pump. It didn't wash all the mud out, and only made her completely wet. Still, Lizzie couldn't care. This was already a disaster.

((@Anyone who cares. Someone to lend her clothes? XD))

Flint finishes setting up his tent, feeling accomplished and sits down and begins sorting through his bag, checking that nothing improtant had gotten dmaged, though it seemed that for the most part, the inside of his bag was dry, there were a few spots of moisture where the water had seeped through but it was easily taken care of

((Ryuu))

Alexa nodded. "Yeah I heard them say something about a Raichu and saw a little glimpse of it." She said shaking her head, "If it is it doesn't need our help. Plenty of healers over there." She was glad she didn't need to set up a tent; she was sleeping next to Vincent tonight. She looked at Vincent and looked shocked. "Oh I'm sorry! I need to take the pack off of you.... and feed you too." She began unhooking the packs and setting them on the ground next to him. "Have you eaten yet?" She looked up a Mina.

It didn't look like there was anything more he could do, so Robin supposed this was as good a time as any to settle down for the night. He didn't have his own tent, and guessed anyone who did would have small ones, just big enough for themselves and maybe a Pokemon or two.

The rental Onix was essentially impervious to the elements, however, and she could nicely form with her body a sturdy, if not airtight, barrier against the wind. So when the Pokemon curled herself up to sleep, Robin clambered into the midst of the coil. He propped himself against one rocky wall and nibbled at his still half-eaten Pokeblock.

There was plenty of room for another person or two, if there was anyone else without shelter.

@Duel:
Eventually the Raichu fell asleep, likely from exhaustion. It was good that the pokemon wasn't panicked anymore, and rest would probably do it good. To the trainer the pokemon had been clinging to, she said, "Would you mind holding her for a bit more? If she wakes up, she might be less intimidated if she sees someone she knows nearby."

Then, very carefully so as not to wake the pokemon or hurt her further, she started examining the injured leg. She flexed the leg gently to make sure it still moved correctly, looked for blood, breaks in the skin or other visible injuries, and felt the leg to make sure the bones were intact.

Lumina had followed Lucine back, shaking her head, "With so many people I couldn't even tell who was the trainer." She sighed, then fell silent to watch any feeding frenzies that might occur.