So far as the Ninetales was concerned, this area of the forest not far outside the humans' city was his. He'd gone through the effort, largely cleared out the bugs and birds and the like, made it peaceful, almost perfectly so. He didn't doubt the humans themselves had noticed, but he liked to not concern himself with them, nor let them know too much about the fact that he was there. He'd seen those strange balls of his, and he wanted no part of it.
So when a human dared to enter that little territory of his, the golden-furred fox stalked ever so quietly and carefully after them, waiting for a point where they'd stop. At which point, he himself would wander out from hiding, keeping himself low to the ground and ready to move at any time, keeping his eyes narrowed slightly on the human's hands, cautious of anything they might decide to bring out to use against him. She didn't smell to him like she had any pokemon with her, but all the same, he could never be too careful with these creatures.
With that in mind, his stalking paused a reasonable distance away from the human, starting to slowly circle around her, fully intending on driving her back where she came from... but that, he supposed, ultimately depended on her.<|im_end|>
Serena was looking around. Her big blue eyes scanned the environment, she loved nature and being apart of it. Deciding to have a walk, she left her friends and Pokemon at the Pokemon centre. Being positive and having a good mind set, she believed it would be fine to go in to the wild as long as she stuck to the path.
Wearing thigh-high stockings, a red skirt and black top, her long brown hair blew in a little breeze. Unaware that the weather was taking a turn for the worse above her, the girl walked deeper in to the forest. Something else she noticed was that there were no other Pokemon around. Little did she know that they had been driven out by a Ninetales who seemed to believe this was his land.<|im_end|>