Not really sightseeing [MOD]

[arcy]

Walking slowly in the desert sand Kei was just a slightly bit annoyed by all the dust that stuck to his clothing. Then again he was the one who wanted to explore that area so he shouldn't be the one complaining. As he neared the ruined building, he looked up at the walls and studied the structure with interest. He rarely got to see such things and he decided long ago that he would pay a visit to the old buildings of the regions out of pure interest and to avoid being too much at their estate.

Shade was walking beside his owner with steady and determined steps sniffing the air from time to time. The Houndour was usually inside the pokeball while Kei was traveling but from time to time he liked to walk beside Kei and just enjoy his company, even though the boy didn't actually talk much. They were actually quite a sight, as Kei was wearing black, white and red clothes most of the time that incidentally harmonized with the Houndour's colors. Shade was always strictly walking on Kei's right side or at least close since the boy's vision was missing that part and his pokemons' duty was to see to the right. And Shade knew his duty well.

Stepping closer to the walls and touching it's surface Kei was tracing the lines and marks the building had. It was a habit due to being half-blind to touch almost everything that he comes across, as he wasn't sure how long he could actually relay on his eyes. Shade sniffed into the air again, feeling that there were indeed pokemon nearby so he stood close to his trainer.

[Jay]

Not far in the Amphitheater, a sound could be heard. A consistent smacking sound of sorts was moving through the air rather quietly. Would Kei goes see what it was?

[arcy]

Kei raised his head at the same time as Shade's ears perked up as a quiet but steady sound could be heard. 'From where?' He wondered for a second before he could make it sure that in the inside of the Amphiteatrum there was actually someone. Or something. Shade already knew that it was probably a pokemon that he smelled a bit before.

Without a second thought Kei walked to a door that would lead inside and steped through the short corridor, Shade carefully at his side preparing for everything in case the situation calls for a fight.

[Jay]

At the end of the corridor, a Tyrogue appeared to be kicking and punching a bag of sorts sitting next to the wall. However, his skin was an off color, and his shorts were....blue! Well now... The Tyrogue appeared to continue fighting the back without even taking notice of Kei or the pokemon with him. He was too into what he was doing at that moment in time.

[arcy]

Walking for only a little bit before seeing the Tyrogue Kei stoped in his tracks, watching the pokemon in his practice. He did not want to disturb him by saying anything but neither did he want to simply leave the pokemon there. He just decided to watch the pokemon's training with interest as he rarely get to see fighting type pokemons as they practice. He leaned his back to the wall he was standing at and just silently stood there, hoping his presence wouldn't be considered malicious. Shade as well just stood in his place, as Kei didn't order him to do anything in that situation.

[Jay]

The Tryogue's head moved towards the human for a moment, yet he simply turned back again and continued working. If they weren't going to bother him, he wouldn't bother them. The bag was starting to tear from the force of the punches and kicks, and after a good ten minutes, the entire thing all but fell apart. The Tyrogue sighed rather sad that the bag had been worn out yet again.

[arcy]

Kei grinned at seeing the Tyrogue's diligence in his training and decided that this pokemon was a really nice one. Standning, he walked back in the corridor for a moment as he saw some sandbags laying there and picked up two of them. Walking back he placed both of them at the base of the wall, a bit further away from where he was originally standing before. Stepping back he just waited for the pokemon to continue if he wished so. As strange as Kei might seem to others, he was actually rather considerate toward pokemons and always wished for then to do what they actually wated. Hence Kei wouldn't disturb a pokemon in their tracks, though if the Tyrogue wanted a partner to train with, he would be willing to offer that to him. Shade was sniffing at the direction of the Tyrogue, curious as to why was he so passionately punching the bag. Of course, a canine would probably never understand a fighter.

[Jay]

The Tyrogue seemed to blink in surprise at the action and then looked form the sand bags to the human and then back again. Nodding his head with a sudden grin on his face, he stepped towards the bags and began to work the both of them. "Ty-rogue ty," he breathed more or less as he continued to work.

[arcy]

As he sat down, another smile and this time a small and happy chuckle left his mouth at the enthusiasm he saw from the pokemon. Truly a unique one he was charmed by the small fighting pokemon and was glad that his actions were appreciated. Shade just cocked his head to the side, still not understanding why the Tyrogue would actually look happy by the sandbags, but he just let it at that. Kei raised his hand to his left eye as the sun's rays started to irritate his sick eyes and he felt it pierce in his orbs but not caring about the slight pain he continued watching the pokemon.

"I have water and food, if you get tired." He said gently not to disturb him but letting he know that he can offer him those if he needed them.

[Jay]

The Tyrogue seemed to nod as he moved to punch and kick the bags. After hearing the word, he stoppedin mid-punch and turned his head for moment. "Rogue-ty," he answered back before continuing on. That... would be rather appreciated, indeed. As time went on slowly, the Tyrogue managed to take down the two sand bags and finally sat down exhausted.

[arcy]

As he saw the pokemon sit down Kei reached into his small messenger bad and pulled out a plastic cup and his bottle of water that he packed for coming into the desert, and well, for going to everywhere. He placed the cup on the ground for the Tyrogue to take and also went to pull out the Pokemon food he had with him for situations like this, and for his own pokemons. He placed a small set of it that was packed in a small plastic bag next to the cup and offered them to the pokemon. He also held out two snacks for Shade who took them and nommed them happily.

"Those sandbags don't seem to take your punches well." Kei looked back at the other pokemon and absentmindedly mentioned. As the Houndour swallowed the food he also looked at the other and murmured, not sure that the other would actually reply or not. <Why are you hitting those things?>

[Jay]

The Tyrogue took the water and the food carefully and crossed his legs as he sipped the water and then but a small amount of food in his mouth at once. As the human talked about the sand, the Tyrogue sighed and nodded at this, and as the other pokemon asked why he was hitting the bags, the Tyrgogue stopped. <I was training> he answered back in a matter of fact tone. <I break as many bags as I can a day before I get tired....>

[arcy]

Still looking strangely at the Tyrogue, Shade's ears were perking curiously. <Is it training? Hitting the bags it's almost as if you are just destroying your training material. Well, not that I have anything to say about it...> He just continues to sit on Kei's right side calmly.

Kei seeing the dissappointment on the Tyrouge's face he tried to think about possible solutions for the pokemon to be able to train in a better manner. "Do you want to get stronger? Only these bags can't help you with that. You might need something more for that." He was trying to think back of that little to no knowledge he had on fighting type pokemons though he didn't seem to be successful on that matter. "I remember my father had some boxing bags in the storage room that are way sturdier than these bags. Those were actually able to keep up with a Machamp's hits"

[Jay]

The Tyrogue listened to the words but only grasped a few terms here and there of what the human was saying. Nodding a bit thinking that he got the base of what the human was saying, the Tyrogue finally nodded an 'ah'. Thinking a moment, the Tyrogue crossed his arms in front of him. "Ty........rogue," he stated aloud. Some real training would...be nice indeed.