Snippet #1833291

Songrose woke up for a moment as she felt herself being moved. She looked up to see the Nurse Joy, then went right back to sleep. Nurse Joy certainly wouldn't do anything to harm her, so she knew she was safe in her care, though she did wish she had just been left alone to sleep. Ah well; it didn't matter too much. She'd just be somewhere different when she woke up, was all. And that was sooner than she thought. One of Sora's Pokemon, she wasn't sure which, managed to roll itself onto the floor with a thud that woke her up. She looked around sleepily before she realized where she was.

She stood up and stretched, then looked over herself. Of course she would be so careless; she had managed to rearrange her fur a little, making it look all messy. She sighed quietly to herself, and starting trying to make it lie flat against her body, to make it neat again. Well, at least it was good practice; she felt she was getting much better at cleaning herself. she paused and looked around again. She recognized the Pokemon, but realized only then that Sora wasn't there. A nighttime stroll? Or a midnight snack? Well, either way, he wouldn't leave her on her own; not when his Pokemon were here, too. And even if he had lied about helping her, he wouldn't leave his Pokemon behind. No reasonable trainer would.

She carefully made her wayto the edge of the bed and looked for a clear space to jump into. There was one close enough that she knew she could land in. Before she jumped, she looked around. A window...well, maybe it was just a little warm in here, with all the Pokemon. Or maybe it was just that there was more than one fire-type there. Either way, it seemed a little too warm to her. And she had seen a Vulpix jump that far; the only question was could she do it?

She moved closer to the window without leaving the bed, avoiding any Pokemon in her way. She jumped, and nearly missed. Her back paws ended up scraping the dresser underneath the window. She heaved herself up, looking down to where she might have fallen. Fortunately a clear patch of floor, but the sound it woulld have made might have woken up the others. She climbed to the windowsill, struggling to open the window on her own. Paws weren't designed to unlock windows, or to grab a hold of the window tightly enough to open them. "Come on..." she mumbled to herself. If this kept up, she'd just have to wait until Sora got back and ask him to do it for her.