Sakura was by the creek, watching a few butterflies.

She heard barking in the distance, red flashing in her mind.

She ran back to the den, and when Tamao returned with some bread, she yipped and took some.

She hungrily munched down, and watched as Star'Gazer took Tamao somewhere.

Sakura shrugged and went back to eating. When she finished, she headed into town, and wandered around.

A shiny eevee was running around, hiding behind anything it could. It was a little bit smaller than average, still larger than Tamao though.

Sakura walked over. "Hi! I'm Sakura! What's your name? Why are you hiding?" She greeted. The eevee looked at her. "O-oh! I'm Eclipsed'Moon, just call me 'Clipse though." The eevee started. "What's an eclipse?" Sakura asked, forgetting that Clipse didn't answer the other question.

"An eclipse is- well, I suppose it's when something passes over another object, like the shadow of the earth across the moon." Clipse responded. Sakura nodded excitedly. "It can do that?" She asked. Clipse nodded. "Y-yeah! You didn't know?" He wondered. "Nope! I've been inside all my life! I dunno what for though." She answered.

Clipse slowly nodded, curiosity shining in his eyes.

Sakura associated his voice with the color green. 

"Is there anything fun around here?" She asked boredly. Clipse grinned. "O-of course! There's a big fair not too far from here! Wanna come with?" He asked. Sakura nodded and followed her new friend to the fair.

There was a lot of stuff going on. Clipse was interested in a giant swinging boat, and Sakura showed intrest too, causing them to end up on it.

There were so many screams, yellow constantly flashed in her mind, eventually overwhelming her.

The motion sickness didn't help. 

"Y-you don't look good, let's find somewhere else for you..." Clipse sighed. Sakura nodded. The green from his voice flashing in her mind once again.  

When they left, Sakura relaxed. The sun was setting, and Sakura said goodbye to her friend, heading back to the den. She sat down, the sound of trees crashing against the wind flashed white in her mind.

Tamao and Star'Gazer returned soon after. Sakura watched and waited for her brother to walk in, but Star'Gazer pushed the small eevee out of the way.

"Why can't I come in?" Tamao demanded. Sakura watched as Star'Gazer rolled his eyes. "Because you failed to help me train! You can come back in tomorrow, after you fix what you messed up." Star'Gazer growled.

"Fine. C'mon Sakura!" Tamao called. Sakura got up, ready to follow her brother. She was pulled back in by Star'Gazer though.  "No, you don't want to be out there, it's too cold!" Star'Gazer hissed.

Sakura heard Tamao growl, and she herself groaned. She did not like Star'Gazer. Tonight was going to be a long night.