The Lost Chronicles of Johto

[Breezy]

The Lost Chronicles of Johto

Summary: The characters of the Gold/Silver/Crystal game line have decided that since no one seems to like to write about them, then to hell with it! They will! AND YOU'RE GOING TO EFFIN' LIKE IT!

Rated: PG-13 -- Explicit language and material (no bloody, violent gore)
Genre: Parody/Humor - A breaking the fourth wall type of story. Kind of. Not really. Maybe?
Disclaimer: NOPE.

Chapter Index (last update December 1st, 2008)
1) From the Middle of Nowhere
2) The Plant They Call Cannabis (http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?p=4120063#post4120063)
3) Eeveesquiramachu and Sweet, Sweet Lemons! (http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?p=4164993#post4164993)
4) The Legacy of Johto: Anything Past the Colon is Obviously Significant (http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?p=4178631#post4178631)

YA, I BRING IT BACK FROM THE DEAD THREE TIMES NOW (well two times here rly).

I changed Jimmy's name back to Kenta because people on other forums keep complaining that Kenta's dubbed name is stupid. So fyne. ;-; I'll change it back.

Note: Anything in italics is the three trainers' own writing. Anything not in italics is the actual story. So before you fudge your panties, read the 'fic before you tell me that I need to describe more. Thanks. <3

Enjoy!

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From the Middle of Nowhere
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“I sometimes feel like we're forgotten. Lost ... behind ... forgotten-”

“Have mercy on her, Entei, for she does not know anything! I hate the fact that you repeated 'forgotten' in one line. You already made our fanfic crappy, Marina. Thanks a lot! Maybe that's why no one likes writing about us.”

“You know what, maybe it's you-”

“And your ugly face!”

“No one was asking you, Kamon!”

“I'm still answering anyway!”

“Yeah well ... s.t.f.u, noob!”

“See, that's what makes a fanfic crappy - using internet lingo. Sheesh.”

A lone computer, desolate from any material items, sat on top of a polished chestnut tabletop, its bright glow illuminating the pitch-dark and empty room. In fact, the computer and table seemed to be the only thing in the room. Eerily enough though, the letters on the computer keyboard were being pressed into like someone were typing.

“I suppose we should make our bodies now,” the girl voice known as Marina commented as her invisible fingers darted down toward different letters on the keyboard. Words began to magically appear on the computer screen before the invisible hands quickly deleted them with the touch of a button.

“I guess, but it doesn't matter because either way. I can kick Kamon's behind whether it's real or not,” a voice, rather deep in depth, answered back. By his tone, you can tell that a smug smirk made its way toward his face.

“Ha. No,” another voice of a boy replied back, sarcasm dripping off his tongue like saliva.

The sapphire orbs of a young girl rolled inside her head as her two friends bickered at each other for another idiotic reason. The girl combed her hands through her thick locks of cerulean hair which were clipped up high into a pair of pigtails that swung from front to back in even the gentlest of winds. Her bangs teased her forehead, sometimes in an annoying manner especially when frustration overcame her thoughts. A sigh escaped through her soft, pink lips as she gently brushed her bangs out of her eyes and back onto her forehead.

Slowly, but surely, said features that the ghostly hands typed began to appear out of thin air. First came the deep cobalt of the girl's eyes followed by the cerulean hue of the girl's pigtails, finishing off with the frame of her fair, lightly tanned face where a pair of long cerulean bangs gently teased her forehead.

“Hey look, Kamon! Marina has a face!”

“How can you see it? You don't have eyes yet.”

“Well how can you hear me? You don't have ears.”

“How can you even talk? You don't have a mouth. Let's keep it that way.”

“The logic of this story confuses me.”

“Heh.” Out of the Marina's now developed mouth came a soft and almost gentle laugh that rung throughout the emptiness of the room. “Well, I guess I've got to finish the rest of me. I mean, I'd like to see how I type, and not what I type all the time.”

“You're rather bizarre, Marina.”

“Aren't we all?”

The girl straightened out her under tee-shirt (which was the light color of coral pink) before pushing up the sleeves of her button-up white shirt to her elbows. This was useless though for the sleeves made their way back down, only adding up to the girl's frustration from the two boys' bickering. She hooked her thumbs on the elastic belt of her tight, yellow shorts as she kicked up the sandy ground with her shoes. The dirt rose from the girl's kick of annoyance, choking her with its intoxicating dust. Marina, the girl, wiped her brow with her sleeve as she watched the boys continue to fight, her face screwed up in both amusement and anger.

A small cough found its way out of Marina's mouth as her body and clothes begin to develop from her pink blouse to yellow shorts.

“I like 'em shorts, Marina.”

“I betcha do.” She winked back in return as she used her now visible fingers to type once again.

“It's called sarcasm.”

“Sure, Kenta. Whatever you say! I know you love me.” The cerulean-haired girl grinned back in return, her eyes darting back and forth as she read over what she typed so far. “I suppose I've got to make you guys now, huh?”

“Can you make Kenta look like an Magikarp, Marina?”

“Hey! Make Kamon look like a Pichu!”

“Ew, the cuteness!”

“Exactly!”

Meanwhile, as the girl finished off her hacking fit, the two boys continue to bicker, oblivious of the girl's coughing. One of them pumped his fist in the air as if it would help him prove his point, his sparkling azure eyes aflame from the exciting argument - though he would deny it if asked if it was. Like the girl, this boy had bangs that came out from the hole in his backward yellow baseball cap in a rainbow-like arch. The sleeves of his red and white jacket were pushed down as he raised his fist in the air again. His baggy black and yellow shorts were loosely hung from his hips, almost meeting the tongues of his shoes.

The other boy, however, was opposite of the other boy in training, appearance, and of course, debating. This boy's hands were shoved deeply within the pockets of his stormy-gray slacks, the sleeves of his red and black sweater being crinkled ever so slightly. He flicked his scarlet hair out of his crimson eyes with a swift movement of his head - a movement showing off the characteristics of arrogance and pride. He seemed calm and collected despite the crude comments coming out of his mouth that retaliated against the other boy's remarks. This boy was known as Kamon and the one with the yellow shorts Kenta.

Hazy at first, two figures of two boys began to magically appear into the empty airspace.

“Hey! I'm a real boy!” Kenta exclaimed as he raised his arms in the air and spun around in victory. “At least fanfiction-wise anyway. And there's dirt on the ground! Awesome, Marina! No more empty rooms for me!”

The red-headed trainer only rolled his eyes at the other boy's antics. Craning over the desk, he read over what Marina type as he clucked his tongue in disapproval. “You describe funny,” remarked Kamon. He then used his now developed hands to rub the back of his neck in nervousness, for the girl glared at him. “'The one with the yellow shorts,' huh? That could mean you too, ya know.”

“You mean someone could mistake me for a girl? And her of all girls?” Kenta exclaimed in fright as he pushed Kamon and Marina out of the way. He then noticed the angry frown that found its way onto Marina's face. “Er, not that that's a bad thing or anything. If I had to be a girl, I'd want ... to be ... you?” he quickly added, cracking his knuckles and lightly placed his fingers on the keyboard. “We're going to fix this problem though.”

Kenta, the yellow shorts man, punched Kamon in the face with a powerful blow to the cheek. Kamon stumbled back in surprise and horror, his red bangs falling into his eyes, blocking his vision. The red-head landed on his rear before his head met the hard dirt ground. With arms and legs in an eagle-spread position, Kamon whimpered as the other boy hovered over him, his face in a menacing scowl, his fists clenched by his sides.

“Now look what you made me do!” Kenta shouted in quite a bellow. He flicked his bangs upward, his chocolate-brown eyes still flaming in anger.

“Stop please Ken-fasdfjkl; f-

Kenta's paragraph was interrupted mid-dialogue as Kamon flew at him, his own crimson orbs on fire, his fists out raised to push Kenta down. The chocolate-eyed trainer let out a yelp in shock as he found himself on the dirt road of the room in the blink of an eye, Kamon pinning him down by the neck with one of his free hands, his knees sinking into Kenta's stomach.

“Now look what you made me do.” Kamon mocked one of Kenta's sentences as he held his other fist above Kenta's face. He slowly gripped tighter around Kenta's neck, choking him painfully slow. “Delete it or die!”

Kenta's held his breath and tried not to swallow as he used his free legs to kick Kamon off. With a few seconds of freedom, the black-haired boy quickly stood back up on his feet, his eyes narrowed in indignation and pain. He spat at Kamon's feet, the spit wad being absorbed by the grainy ground soon afterward.

Kamon stared at the wet spot where Kenta's saliva occupied. Blinking twice, the boy looked back up and returned Kenta's glare with a glower of his own. “Very mature,” he stated coolly as he laced his hands together. A smug smile tugged at the corners of his lips. “Now, let me return your maturity with some of my own!” The red-head boy dug the ball of his foot into the sandy floor and unlaced his hands as Kenta stared up him, confused why Kamon hesitated to fight again.

“Nice 'maturity' you-” A punch to the mouth interrupted Kenta mid-sentence as Kamon’s fist met his mouth for the second time that day. The two boys tumbled toward the ground in a heap as they continued to wrestle, not giving up until the other gave up instead.

“Stop fighting, you morons! You both are acting like a bunch of Primeapes!” Marina shouted as she picked up the two bickering boys by their t-shirt collars. “Do you want to beat that Brendan, May and Wally trio or not?”

This immediately stopped Kenta and Kamon from fighting as they gagged in disgust at the popularity of their rivals, the Hoenn trainers of the Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald game. It confused the three as to why those three “so-called trainers" were more well-known than they were. To retaliate back, they decided to write their own 'fic that would “pwn” their stories as Kenta would state.

“I still don't understand why they're more known than us,” Kamon remarked as he straightened out the wrinkles in his sweater.

“That's why we're writing the fic, remember?” Kenta replied as he shoved his hands in his shorts' pockets. “We're going to pwn them like the losers they are!”

Marina only laughed at this remark. “I like how you guys copied what the narrator just said.”

Puzzlement sketched its way onto Kenta's face. “What narrator? Hearing voices like always, Marina? Hey, maybe you should dance for him!” He laughed, remembering the girl trainer's dance movement before releasing a Pokémon.

“... Never mind. Now, what else should we write about?”

The chocolate-eyed boy only smiled smugly. “Well, I believe I was in the middle of punching the lights out of Kamon.” He nudged the red-headed trainer lightly who only socked him hard at the shoulder blade in return. “Whoa buddy, calm down! No need to throw a pissy fit now!”

“That reminds me.” Marina bent over and highlighted Kenta's paragraphs with the computer mouse. “Now you see it-” she pressed the backspace button, “-and now you don't!”

“Hey!” Kenta protested as his eyes widened at the sight of his hard work being deleted. “You didn't know where I was going with that!”

Kamon snorted. “And where were you going with it, Kenta? Were you going to have the aliens come and eat my body?”

“No, even better.”

“What would that be?”

“I was going to have the aliens land, eat your body while I sweep Marina off into the distance in a romantic sort of embrace.”

“Oh yuck, questshipping.”

“I know. But some of these ... 'reviewer' people like this 'shipping' thing for some odd reason that I don't understand.”

“What perverts - messing around with our love life like that.”

“I know. It scares the heck outta me! I mean, I could end up with my Typhlosion one day, and they'll call it, like, superhotshipping.”

“Now that's some fu-”

“Hey! Story! Remember?” Marina broke in through the boys' conversation as she impatiently tapped her fingers on the keyboard. “What should our story be about? Action? Adventure? Romance? I know you want that, Kenta.”

Kenta rolled his eyes. “Yet again, I repeat, sarcasm.”

Kamon ran a hand through his loose locks of crimson hair as he bent over next to Marina and stared at the computer screen with her. “Well, let's think about what we have so far. We've got the three of us standing in the middle of a dirt road apparently with Kenta and me fighting. Wow, the possibilities are endless.”

“No need for sarcasm, Kamon, because Kenta has that characteristic apparently,” Marina commented coolly as Kenta smiled sheepishly at her. “We've obviously got to think of a plot that will beat those Hoenn trainers. But what?”

Kamon only grinned grimly, his face solemn. “This fanfic crap is harder than it looks.”

“You know, your face and that sentence don't really work together because your face says you're serious but your sentence doesn't really fit into it.”

“Shut up, Kenta.”

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Rawr.

LaTeR dAyZ!

[Avegaille]

^ I think I also seen this in SPPf..... same story.... but anyway, both of which, whatever forums is okay...... funny..... IT MAKES Me Laugh for hours, just like your other fan fics! o_O;

[Geometric-sama]

Content: I've seen a story (not a fic) like this before, where what was written ended up happening; however, it wasn't as good as yours. The humour in it almost made me laugh out loud (which I almost never do while reading fanfics, only while reading Good Charlotte quotes), so that's a definite "keep going". And Questshipping! Yeah! Love the fic-within-a-fic concept.

Language: *giggles at the swearing* Uh, check your grammar and spelling, it's mostly good but you do need to run through it and fix stuff up. I realise that this is just a draft.

I won't give this a rating because you just asked if it was a good start... aargh, I've gotta start writing humour again...

[Breezy]

I CAN HAS BUMP THIS WITH NEW CHAPTER BECAUSE I CAN.

I think. Can I?

Enjoy.

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The Plant They Call Cannabis
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All right. So there's a Raikou in the middle of the dirt road where the three trainers are standing.

Kenta gasped in delight and jumped up and down like a giddy schoolgirl when he saw the Raikou began to form in front of his eyes. The beast let out a tremendous roar from its fierce face, electricity pulsing from his muscular, golden body speckled with black bolt. Its light blue, lightning bolt-shaped tail flickered back and both rapidly. The purple fluff of fur that resembled thunder clouds wavered in the wind. Raikou glared viciously at the three trainers with his sharp, menacing eyes.

The Raikou, gathering up courage, asked Marina for his hand in marriage.

Raikou was about to pounce on top of a screaming Marina, when Kamon quickly deleted Kenta's writing, causing the Raikou to disappear in a poof of smoke and the other boy to sock him in the arm.

“What was that for?”

“You so lost your writing privileges,” Kamon replied coolly, pushing Kenta out of the seat and sitting down in it. “This is serious, Kenta. If we want people to remember us, we have to be serious.”

“Seriously?”

“Seriously.”

“Well, that's dumb.” Kenta sighed, blowing his bangs up. “What's the point of writing if it can't be fun?”

“It can be fun!” disagreed Marina, leaning her hands on the back of the chair. She scuffed the ball of her foot on the ground, lightly kicking up dirt. “We just need a basic plot to start off with. But no plain trainer fics. There are plenty of those with these ... 'O.Ts' running around.”

“O.Ts? Short for ... otters?” suggested Kenta, relaxing on the ground. He fell backward and leaned his head against the palm of his hands.

“Uh. Maybe. I'm not too sure myself. But these 'O.Ts' get more reviews and stories made about them than we do.”

“What? You mean we're being beaten out by a bunch of wood chewers?”

“Those are beavers, Kenta.”

“Fine, we're being beaten out by a bunch of long-nosed, two ton freaks?”

“What the hell?” Kamon swiveled around in the chair and stared at Kenta for a moment. “Those are elephants. At least you were remotely close with beavers. Moron.”

“Eff that! I can make a long-nosed, two ton otter if I want. I just got to type it out!” And with that Kenta hopped back on to feet, only to be pushed back down by Kamon.

Marina shook her head. “So abusive to him, Kamon.”

“It's not like he doesn't deserve it.” Kamon swiveled back toward the computer screen, tapping his hands lightly on the keys. “All right. So no basic trainer fics. And we're not copying our game plot, that's for sure. You two had a special appearance, didn't you?”

Kenta sat back up, rubbing the back of his head, his eyes closed. “Yeah,” he muttered. “In the Pokémon Chronicles.”

“Ah, the series that shows the characters that no one cares about.”

“Yeah. Like I'm that interested in what those pesky Pichu Brothers got themselves into this week. But anyway, Marina and I had to rescue Raikou from Team Rocket who were using this crystal machine or something like that. Epic battle here, epic battle there, that's said and done. And that's about it. Marina was a real sissy in it, always getting tied up and whatnot. Junichi was there too.”

Kamon raised an eyebrow. “Junichi? Dubbed name being Jackson?”

“Yeah. You know him?”

Kamon let out a laugh. “Oh yeah. Poor fool is in love with our little Marina here.”

Marina blushed, bowing her head. “He is not! Be quiet, Kamon!”

“Well, it's true.”

Kenta looked up at Marina thoughtfully. “It does make sense. He was very eager to rescue you from Team Rocket. So maybe he does. He did tell me to back off from you before the actual plot began.” He then glanced down toward his lap for a quick second, a trace of sadness flickering over his face, before looking up at the two again, a smile back abroad on his face.

“We should conjure him,” said Kamon, jokingly, pretending to type out Junichi's description.

“No!” Kenta and Marina shouted at once.

“Er – I mean he wasn't anywhere in the game, so why would he be with us?” Kenta quickly covered up, standing up and leaning against the table.

“But we're not basing this on our game.”

“It's just a ... dumb idea, Kamon.”

“All right. I was kidding anyway.”

Awkward silence filled the area despite the Pidgeys cooing in their nests and the rustling of leaves from other Pokemon in the bushes that lined the dirt road. A cloud passed over the sun, casting the three trainers in a gloomy sort of light.

Kamon rested his head on his hand, tapping the polished table with his other. “Anyway,” he muttered, “I figure we should at least get to a town. Maybe come up on a small problem. Just to get started. Most 'fics start off light-hearted.” Kamon furrowed his brow and began to type rapidly.

“I told you! Goldenrod City is that way!” Kenta shouted, pointing east, while Kamon crossed his arms, still pointed in the west direction. “That road leads to no where!”

“Like I'm going to listen to someone who doesn't even know where his own house is,” snorted Kamon, closing his bright, silver eyes.

“Stop right there,” Marina said, swiveling Kamon around in his chair and peering into his eyes. “Last time I typed, I said your eyes were red.”

Surely enough, Kamon's piercing red eyes turned into a cool silver.

“Don't tell me that you have that stupid my-eye-color-reflects-my-mood trait,” Marina said in disgust.

“My eyes were always silver,” Kamon replied. “I don't know why you wrote they were red in the first place.”

“Oh, I've read some of those color mood eye 'ficcys or whatever they're called,” Kenta remarked, pulling an apple out of his bag and biting into it with a juicy crunch. He chewed it thoughtfully before swallowing. “They're always girls. Well usually. 'Her eyes were a bright blue because she was getting her first Pokémon today, indicating she was happy.' Well, obviously she's going to be happy! Any trainer would be happy to get her first Pokémon. We don't need your eyes to tell us that.”

“That was actually ... smart, Kenta.”

“Thanks, Marina! I've also noticed that they don't have an eye color for horny either.”

“... And we're back at stupid.”

Kenta smiled smugly as Kamon shook his head and went back to typing.

“I do too know where my house is,” rebutted Kenta, frowning. “It's the ... one house with my ... mom in it.”

“How descriptive,” Kamon replied, rolling his eyes. “What do you think, Marina? Which way do you think is Goldenrod?”

Marina was looking down at her map, her eyes darting back and forth between it. “Where are we now anyway? This place doesn't even seem to be charted on the map! Great job, Kenta! You and your 'short-cuts.' There's too many darn trees here. It's hard to tell what part of the map is what.”

As soon as Kamon finished Marina's dialogue, massive trees began to sprout and grow from behind the bushes, towering over the trainers in a leafy canopy. Beams of sunlight speckled the dirt road from in between the entwined twigs. A disturbed Noctowl nearby hooted in distress while a slow moving Caterpie inched its way across the road.

Marina looked up from her map and noticed a clearing up ahead. Running ahead, she stopped in the clearing and looked around, gazing happily. “I have to admit,” she said, “you did pick a beautiful place to get lost at." Bending down, Marina, knee deep in long grass, plucked a particularly long and tough leafed plant from its roots. Fiddling with it between her fingers, she noticed a few Pokémon nearby, looking dazed and confused.

“It's what I do best. So, did you figure out where we are yet?” asked Kenta from behind the girl trainer. “Just find this clearing on the map.”

Marina wasn't listening (and if she did, she ignored him), continuing to watch the Pokémon nearby. Most of them were Pokémon found commonly in the forest, like Rattatas and Pikachus, but they weren't acting normally. Some of them were spinning around on one foot while others were trying to slam their head into the ground. Nearby Caterpies were spinning sticky webs around each other while Hoothoots were flying into trees, getting back up, and repeating the process.

“What the hell?” Kenta exclaimed, finally noticing what Marina was in awe about. “What's wrong with these Pokémon?”

“Yeah, what's wrong with these Pokémon?” asked the real life Kenta, standing in the same position that Kamon wrote.

Marina, plant still in hand and still on her knees, watched the Pokémon amusedly and dumbfound at the same time. “Where are you going with this? Are they doing a dance to celebrate something?”

“Psh, that's too goody-goody!” replied Kamon, still at the desk, hidden from view because of the computer screen. “If we're going to write about ourselves, let's not make us look like that. I'd kill myself before I was seen as ... nice.”

“How does it feel anyway? To be the meanest rival in the games I mean?” asked Kenta.

“Pretty damn good.” Kamon cracked his knuckles. “Well, I stumped myself on this one. I was on a roll until you interrupted.”

“Not my fault. You could have kept typing.”

“Meh. Any of you got any ideas?”

Marina shrugged. “Celebration dance!”

“For the last time, hell no, Marina. Besides, why would Hoothoots fly into trees to celebrate?”

“Because they can. Duh. Kind of like how you can be a jerk just to be one.”

“Whatever.”

Kenta began to snicker. “Heh, I got an idea. And a good one too.”

Kamon raised an eyebrow. “I banned your writing privileges.”

“Oh, c'mon!” shouted Kenta in response, slamming his foot into the ground. “It's not like you two have ideas! Plus, this one is relevant to where we are now! I promise no random legends popping out of the ground again – well, for now.”

“Ugh, fine,” said Kamon, pushing the chair out from the desk and standing up. “But it better not be stupid which is a high expectation for you, I know.”

“It'll be awesome, I promise,” replied Kenta, laughing, running toward the desk and sitting in the chair, spinning around in it a few times. He stopped himself by grabbing a hold of the desk. He then began to type, his head coming dangerously close to the screen.

Kamon finally walked over to Marina, eyeing the dancing Pokémon wearily. “I don't think it's a tribal dance. There's too many different types of Pokémon wandering around. Even if it is a tribal dance for all the Pokemon to get together, there would be a prominent dance Pokémon leading it. This one is just a mix of everything. Maybe they hear a high pitched noise that's driving them mad.”

“Well if that's the case then I'm sure Pink-chan can detect it.” Marina unbuckled a Pokéball from her belt and pressed the button in the center, enlarging it and throwing it toward an open area. The ball spiraled midair, the colors on the ball blurring together before it opened, releasing a ball of energy. The ball landed on the floor, shaping into a pink, bouncy creature, with big blue eyes and small pointed ears.

“Jiggly!” she cried, jumping up and down. She looked at the wild Pokémon up ahead and did a puppy head kind of lean with her entire body, just as confused as her trainer.

“Pink-chan,” she asked her Pokémon, “do you hear any strange noises that could be causing the Pokémon to act this way?”

Kamon snickered. “Pink-chan. What a dumb name.”

“Jigglypuff!” said Pink-chan with a huff, blowing up her cheeks and floating up a few feet toward Kamon's face, promptly slapping him across the face.

“Gah, Marina! Watch your Pokémon!”

“No, you deserved it,” replied Marina coolly, catching her deflated Jigglypuff in her arms. “Insulting poor Pink-chan like that.”

Kamon rubbed his cheek, snickering. “You should have made her dance when she sent out her Pokémon, Kenta.”

Kenta looked around the computer screen and grinned in response.

Marina huffed, blowing up her bangs. “I thought dancing was cute, okay? Don't make me sick Wani-wani on you!”

Pink-chan shook her head no, looking up at her trainer worriedly. She then noticed the plant clutched in Marina's and let out a giggle, grabbing it out of her hand.

“Well, then what could it be? It's kind of got me worried,” said Marina, standing up, looking around still. “Maybe there's something in the water?”

Kamon shook his head. “Nah. Our Pokémon drank from the closest lake here, and they seemed fine. Even Pink-chan drank some and she's not loopy at all.” Kamon rubbed his chin in deep thought, eyes down toward the ground when he noticed the plant Pink-chan was playing with. He watched in horror as the Jigglypuff opened and inserted the plant it into her mouth. Quickly, Kamon bent over and pulled out the plant from her disgruntled mouth.

“Hey, that was rude!” Marina shouted, hopping onto her feet. “What was that for?”

“This isn't any plant, Marina,” Kamon replied, trying to wipe the slobber off of it. “Don't you know what this is?”

“Er, what?”

“Cannabis.”

“Cannabis!” shouted Kamon and Marina at the same time and then Pink-chan, not sure what she was yelling about.

“Whaaat?” replied Kenta innocently, looking around the computer screen again, noticing his two friends' bewildered stares. He laughed and pushed himself from the desk a little bit to get a better look at them. “You should look at your faces right now.”

“Are you nuts?” screamed Marina, stamping her foot in the ground. “Cannabis?”

“Yes, Marina, cannabis. You know, short for cannabis sativa. Parts of it is illegal in some countries, it can be used for medical purposes, it's the reason why most basements with teenagers are hazy-”

“Yes, I know what it is!” she snapped. “We can't write about this!”

“Why not?” Kamon replied. “Pokémon nowadays is too goody-goody.”

“I'm very tired of that excuse, Kamon.”

“Well, it's true. We should put some reality in this fic. How many times have you seen this stuff growing outside those random cabins in the forest? Why do you think they're so far from civilization?”

“But still! Kids could be reading this! Besides, what is this chapter? The 1970s? First your mood ring-like eyes, Kamon and now this?”

“And that's why this is rated PG-13, for teenagers.” Kenta grinned, pushing himself back into the chair. “Just be glad I didn't let Pink-chan eat it.”

“Kenta, you're a jerk for even thinking that!”

“Yeah, yeah.” With that, Kenta waved off Marina's bickering with his hand and began to type again. “Something tells me that this story is just getting interesting.”

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Kekeke.

LaTeR dAyZ!

[Ninja Caterpie]

Wow. Was that meant to be three and a half years without a chapter? You are allowed to bump it, and good thing you did. It's teh awesome. It's funny and...sorta mildish themey and stuff. But it's very interesting. Yes. Very interesting. I can't see any grammar mistakes, so I'll leave it there.


“Whaaat?” replied Jimmy innocently, looking around the computer screen again, noticing his two friends' bewildered stares. He laughed and pushed himself from the desk a little bit to get a better look at them. “You should look at your faces right now.”:D
So...uh...
Rite moar!

[Breezy]

Wow. Was that meant to be three and a half years without a chapter? You are allowed to bump it, and good thing you did. It's teh awesome. It's funny and...sorta mildish themey and stuff. But it's very interesting. Yes. Very interesting. I can't see any grammar mistakes, so I'll leave it there.

:D
So...uh...
Rite moar!

Yeah, it's taken me three years to write a wooping three chapters (I have chapter three done, but I'll wait a bit before posting =P).

What's mildish themey though? Lol.

Thanks for the review! ^_^

[Breezy]

Yeah. It was time for this story's once-a-year update.

Warning: This chapter alludes at lemony-type material though nothing too … explicit. That and crappy fan sprites. If you are a fan spriter, I lols at you.

No, I keed. :3

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Eeveesquiramachu and Sweet, Sweet Lemons!
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Rolling her eyes, Marina got up from the knee-deep grass and walked over to the computer table. Without the boys' knowledge, she quickly highlighted the “cannabis” part of the story and deleted it with a small smirk.

“Hey!” Kamon and Kenta cried at the same time, finally noticing what Marina had done when the Pokémon around them stopped dancing. They rushed over to the computer and pushed Marina - who was in the swivel chair - aside, frantically pressing keys on the computer.

“Ctrl-Z, ctrl-Z!” Kenta cried. “Hit it!”

“It’s not working!” Kamon shouted back, pounding the keyboard. The monitor began to fizzle and crackle from the beatings it was getting from the two boys before fading out and turning off with a sputter, making all three trainers gasp. Like the computer before them, their bodies and the world around them vanished, engulfing the room in darkness except for the lone blue power button of the computer.

“Oh crap,” muttered Kamon, his invisible hands groping and reaching for the table the computer sat on. Finally gripping the hard wood of the desk, he used his still invisible hands to feel his way to the tower of the computer. After successfully finding it, he pushed the power button, and the monitor turned on with a hiss and sizzle. The screen was blurry and oddly colored at first before reverting back to its normal state. A pop up asking to reconfigure its latest word document sat in the middle of the screen with the options of yes and no. Clicking yes, Kamon impatiently waited as the computer reconfigured the document. His waiting was not in vain for the story was successfully saved, cannabis and all.

“Kenta, the weed is back! The weed is saved!” Kamon said giddily as Kenta danced, chanting, “The weed, the weed!”

Marina watched curiously as her body began to shape again from the complicated twists of her hairstyle to the fine polish of her fingernails. The earth shook as the trees shot up and out of the ground like dandelions while Pokémon popped out of no where, most of them lolling about, looking around in a dazed state. The canopies of the trees shadowed over the three trainers, barely blocking the fingers of the sun.

Sighing, Marina finally turned her attention to the two dancing boys. “Do we really have to have … that in our story?” she whined. “It is kind of inappropriate.”

“Oh, stop being such a prissy,” Kamon retorted, pulling the chair away from Marina and sitting in it. “It’s not like the story is going to solely be based on it anyway. It‘s just … I don‘t know – a plot twist? It‘s original you have to admit.”

Marina rubbed her chin for a bit, pondering, before grinned at the red-haired trainer. “Oh, you want original, huh?” she asked, advancing on the bewildered Kamon. “I’ll give you original. Move.”

“Don’t do it, man,” Kenta warned. “She’s going to steal the weed and sell it. You know how rich we can get if we sell this stuff?”

Marina punched Kenta lightly in the shoulder (yet the boy cried out in agony anyway), pulling the keyboard away from Kamon and sitting on the desk, the desk creaking from under her weight. With her head turned to the side to look at the monitor, she began to type.

“Think we should do something? Like lead them to a Pokémon Center, or something?” asked Marina, holding Pink-chan close to her chest.

Kamon rolled his eyes. “How are we suppose to lead them to a Pokémon Center if we don’t know where the hell we are?” He then promptly glared at Kenta who smiled back guiltily. “They’ll be fine. I don’t think eating it is that horrible. And smoking it isn’t that bad-”

“Oh? And how would you know that?” Marina demanded.

The red-haired trainer shrugged it off and walked past a group of giggling Oddish. Kenta and Marina looked at each other curiously before catching up to the cool-headed trainer. Walking ahead of Kamon and Kenta, Marina looked around curiously, taking in a deep breath to breathe in the fresh forest. Skipping ahead, loving the feel of the wind brushing through her hair, she stumbled upon a tiny creature who was busy gnawing at his claws.

Stopping in her tracks, Marina walked up to it to examine the Pokémon closer. Its yellow paws were clenched tightly together, his tiny white teeth nibbling at his sharp claws. Its cute, fuzzy cheeks decorated with blue circles were stuffed with food as its long, brown ears twitched eagerly. Its curly, brown tail swatted the back of its hard, yellow shell, protecting is soft, furry white belly decorated with lightning bolts. It looked up at Marina with wide, blue eyes and chirped happily, smiling.

Marina, satisfied, hit enter, and slowly the creature that Marina created came to life, starting from the bottom of his white, furry feet to the top of his pointed ears. Marina was giddy as she hopped off the computer desk and ran toward the strange thing, carefully placing Pink-chan on the floor and scooping up the other-worldly being instead.

Kamon wheeled himself away from the desk and stood up, scratching his head, looking at the weird sight. He opened his mouth a few times, a finger pointing up but stopped each time, clueless as to what to say. Finally, he managed to mutter out, “Marina, what the hell is that?”

Kenta snorted. “A deformity, that‘s what.”

The weird creature glared at Kenta from Marina‘s grasp, making Kenta glare back.

Marina smiled sheepishly. “It’s an … Eeveesquiramachu?”

Kamon slapped the palm of his hand against his forehead. “Your original idea was a fake Pokémon? A Fokémon?”

“I’m pretty sure they’re called Fakémon,” Kenta said, rolling his eyes to the side shiftily. “Either way, Marina, it looks like you went to some crappy Pokémon fan sprite site, picked one at random and stuck it in the ‘fic.”

“Not true,” Marina said, lowering her head and nuzzling the Eeveesquiramachu’s head. “I made it on my own!”

“Marina, we can’t have … that thing in our ‘fic!” Kamon complained. “Having an originally made Pokémon is, well, unoriginal.”

“That’s ironic!” Marina argued back, sniffling. “It’s like … it’s like ten thousand spoons when all you need is knife.”

“It’s like raiiiinnn on your wedding day!” Kenta sang, holding an invisible microphone under his mouth. “It’s a free rideeeee when you already paid!”

“How is any of that ironic?” Kamon rebutted. “You can cut with your spoon or just rip it apart with your teeth. And rain on your wedding day? Really? I‘m also pretty sure you‘d get a refund if you already paid for a free ride.”

Marina sighed as Kenta rolled his eyes. “Stop being so literal,” she muttered.

“Well it’s true,” Kamon remarked.

“Don’t argue with her! She’s cooler than you!” Eeveesquiramachu said enthusiastically, giggling soon afterward, pressing its paws against its mouth.

“Aw, it’s so cute, isn’t it?” Marina said, scratching Eeveesquiramachu on the top of its head. Eeveesquiramachu purred, beating its leg against Marina’s stomach in pleasure.

Kamon gaped again, bewildered. “Did that … thing just talk?” he gasped out in disbelief.

“I sure did!” Eeveesquiramachu said triumphantly, jumping out of Marina’s arms and pumping its tiny fist in the air. “I am that cool!”

“Okay, that’s it,” Kamon said, shaking his head. “I might be able to deal with the fact that it’s literally a fan sprite concocted by a ten year-old‘s imagination, but I can’t deal with it talking.” He made his way back to the desk but the Eeveesquiramachu jumped onto the bottom of his leg, trying to hold him back.

“Don’t delete me!” it pleaded in its high pitched, squeaky voice. “I’ll be nice to you!”

“Let go, you brat!” Kamon shouted, trying to shake his foot free of the being. Eeveesquiramachu hung on tightly though. “You are leaving, and that’s that!”

“Oh, let it stay, Kamon. Just for a few chapters. If it doesn’t work out, we’ll let it get eaten by Houndooms. And let me tell you, that’s going to be a helluva lot more interesting,” Kenta said, bending down to pry Eeveesquiramachu from Kamon’s pants leg. He smiled at it, an evil glint in his eyes as the weird being gulped nervously.

“Don’t you dare!” Marina screeched, grabbing Eeveesquiramachu from Kenta's grasp and cuddling it. “If you kill it, I’ll kill you! If Eeveesquiramachu doesn‘t win your hearts over by the end of this chapter – which it will – then we‘ll … Give it to a nice trainer we meet along the road or something.”

Kamon rolled his eyes. “Fine, fine. I still like Kenta's idea better though.” Returning to the computer, Kamon stared at the word processor, trying to add on to Marina’s idea.

Eeveesquiramachu acknowledged the three trainers. It looked up and giggled. “Hi guys–

“You know what. I can’t do this.” Kamon pushed himself back in the revolving chair, getting pebbles stuck in between the grooves of the wheels. He stood up and stood next to Marina who was still cuddling with Eeveesquiramachu. “I refuse to acknowledge that this thing can talk. It pains me. Kenta, you do it.”

Kenta took hold of the plastic chair and sat in it, spinning around a few times before grabbing a hold of the desk. Cracking his knuckles, he began to think, his eyes closed. “All right. I think I got it.” He opened his eyes and tapped his fingers on the keyboard a few times before typing.

“I am Eeveesquiramachu! I would like to be your friend!” Eeveesquiramachu giggled, flipping backwards and wiggling its ears.

Bending over so her ass was all up in the air and wiggling (or something), Marina, confused, whispered to Pink-chan, “Did it just talk?”

Pink-chan shrugged, crying out quietly.

Marina returned Pink-chan to her Pokéball and dropped to her knees, examining the Eeeveesquiramachu closely, not knowing that Kamon was a few feet away, watching her with the same intensity. “Well, it is kind of cute,” she said, pulling her backpack around to pull out a berry from her zipper compartment. She threw it at the strange being who immediately grabbed and took hold of it, nibbling at it happily. “Aw …”

Meanwhile, Kamon walked behind her. He tapped her on the shoulder, and immediately she turned around, coming face to … crotch with the red-haired trainer. Blushing, Marina turned away but Kamon held her face, making her look at his crotch-region where an odd protrusion poked through his pants.

“Don’t be afraid,” he said, taking her hand and leading it toward his body.

Kenta stopped typing and swiveled around in his chair, oblivious to the shocked looks (and odd positions) of his two friends. “Hey, Marina?” he asked. “Does Eeeveesquirmachu have tentacles?”

“Oh my god! What the hell!” Marina screamed, standing up and pushing Kamon away, dropping Eeveesquiramachu with a rough thud. She rushed over toward the computer and furiously began to delete Kenta's latest work.

An eye-twitching Kamon quickly followed her, standing behind the chuckling hat-wearing trainer. “Wha-what do you th-think you’re doing?” he finally managed to stutter out.

“You said ‘do it,’ so I started to ‘do it,’” Kenta replied, shifting his eyes to the side suspiciously. “Blame yourself, not me.” He then noticed the weird position Kamon was standing in with his backpack covering the front lower half of his body. “Hey baby! Is that a banana in your pocket or just a boner? Wait, I think I did that wrong.”

Kamon thwacked the back of Kenta's head with his free hand. “I meant type and add on to Marina’s paragraph! Not … that.”

“Ah, well!” Kenta crossed his arms and huffed, blowing his bangs up. “Maybe you should have made yourself clearer.”

Marina blushed furiously. “All right. So no cannabis and no … uh-”

“Bone raising experiences?” Kenta said between laughs as he dodged another punch Kamon threw at him. “My pun. Did you get it?”

Sighing simultaneously, Kamon and Marina pushed Kenta and his chair a bit and took over the computer, making sure that his final few lines were deleted. Relief quickly washed over both of their faces as Kenta frowned to himself, crossing his arms.

“Well, does it have tentacles?”

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Mmm … yeah. That was awkward to write. Lol.

LaTeR dAyZ!

[Ninja Caterpie]

Mmm...yeah. That was awkward to read. But funny as hell. :P Ah...does it have tentacles...:P :P :P
...Uh...yeah. It's like... pies in a sausage eating contest.

[Breezy]

Warning: Some more sexual innuendo! Nothing explicit, but I know that can be uncomfortable for some readers anyway. :3

I have also changed Jimmy’s name back to Kenta for the sake of other people at another forum that kept complaining about it. >_> Enjoy!

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Johto: Anything Past the Colon is Significant
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Marina giggled in delight, picking up Eeveesquiramachu and spinning around a few times, holding the odd being arm’s lengths away. “You’re absolutely adorable!” Marina cooed, puckering her lips like she ate something sour. “Yes you are!”

Eeveesquiramachu smiled, nuzzling its furry, little nose with Marina’s fleshy one. “So can I travel with you? I promise I'll be good!”

Marina nodded eagerly as the other two boys stared at the weird creature with wide eyes. “We'd love to have you! Right guys?”

“Not really,” muttered Kamon, nudging the bug-eyed Kenta with his elbow to snap him out of his daze. “We don't have much choice though, huh?”

“Of course not,” replied Marina with a grin, ignoring Kenta who walked passed, giving a swift but clearly apparent middle finger sign to Eeveesquiramachu. Perturbed and kind of curious, Eeveesquiramachu nipped at Kenta's finger, causing the poor boy to shriek and “accidentally” sock the being in the face.

“Brat!” he screeched, shaking his hand before sucking his middle finger.

Eeveesquiramachu started to go teary-eyed, making Marina angrily. Immediately, she punched the boy hard in the arm. “That's for making he ... she–”

“I am a shemale. I can go from being a boy or a girl if I just think about it!” Eeveesquirmachu said, smiling, its mood quickly changing. “I can bond with any gender!”

Kamon snickered from far away (he still had a fun, little surprise in his pants) as Kenta, who was the one typing at the moment, grinned maliciously back, spinning around in the computer chair to face his two friends.

“What’s wrong with being two genders?” Eeveesquiramachu asked innocently, the tears in he/she’s eyes more apparent.

“Ugh, Kenta, really?” Marina said, scratching the being on the head to cheer him/her up.

“You wanted original,” Kenta argued in a mutter, avoiding the daggers coming out of the girl’s eyes. “A Pokemon that can change genders is obviously original.”

“Obviously,” Kamon agreed, smiling smugly.

“Well … Okay,” Marina said hesitantly. “As long as you use this power for good, I guess.”

Kamon grinned, happy that one of his ideas was not actually deleted. “Oh, I will.”

“That’s for making he/she cry!” Marina said with a glare.

“Actually, I’ll be a boy for now,” said Eeveesquiramachu, closing his/her eyes and quivering. He/she then opened his/her eyes. “There, done.”

Kenta blinked, bending over to Eeveesquiramachu’s height and examining closer. “Nothing has changed, you brat.”

“Stop calling me!” Eeveesquiramachu said with a sob.

“Whatever.” Kamon rolled his eyes and walked past the cuddly Marina and Eeveesquiramachu duo and into some shrubbery, trying to find a way out.

Eye-twitching, Kenta hit enter, finishing the scene with Eeveesquiramachu. “You know, we still don’t have a title for our ‘story,’” Kenta remarked, rubbing his arm where Marina hit him. He turned around in the chair, his back toward the computer as he watched Kamon walk toward him awkwardly, his backpack still clutched for dear life in front of the lower half of his body. “Maybe if we think of a title, we’ll be able to plan a story instead of random crap that we keep writing about.” He rotated the chair around to face the computer, the monitor casting a white glow against his pale face. He tapped his fingers against the polished table, leaving fingerprint smudges against its glossy surface. “Let’s see … Our story is in the forest, we found some weed, stuff about that brat Marina is holding-”

“I am not a brat!” Eeveesquiramachu whined, burying his/her hybrid head into Marina’s chest while sniffling.

“Yeah, yeah,” Kenta grumbled, glaring at Marina’s concoction. “Let’s not forget that Kamon got a boner!”

“We deleted that,” Kamon muttered, finding it safe to drop his bag onto the table. “So forest, weed, and this brat.” He ignored the Eeveesquiramachu giving him a raspberry. “Hmm … What do we know about popular stories and their titles?”

Marina came over and sat on the desk, dropping Eeveesquiramachu to the floor. She watched him/her scamper about happily, chasing its curly tail. “Well, most stories have the name of the region they’re in. That way it can attract readers that only read certain regions to the story.”

Kenta nodded and typed “Johto” on the word processor.

“There’s always a colon with something fancy about an adventure too,” Kamon remarked, thinking. “Like ‘Johto: Eternal Adventure. Put something stupid like that.”

Eeveesquiramachu stopped chasing its tail and hopped onto the table much to the two boys’ disgust. “You should add ‘legacy’ or ‘legend’ somewhere too,” he/she said with a giggle, putting its paws to its mouth. “Every author believes their story is epic, and gosh, you better believe that too!”

Kenta looked at Kamon and shrugged, including “Legacy” to his title.

“Add some cool symbols too,” Marina added. “Everyone loves cool, unnecessary symbols. Like that weird squiggle above the tab key.”

“The … tilde?” Kenta said, giving the side eye to Marina.

“Yeah, yeah. And add like an … ‘o‘ or something, for good measure.”

“Oh, and add ‘Pokemon’ too. You know, just in case readers forget they're reading about Pokemon,” Kamon said.

The hat-wearing boy obliged, inserting a ‘Pokemon‘ after the colon. “All right. I think we got something,” Kenta replied, inserting the last symbol with a satisfying tap of the keyboard. All three trainers looked at the word processor where the title of the story glared back in its twelve-point, all caps, Times New Roman font:

~o THE LEGACY OF JOHTO: THE POKEMON ESCAPADE o~

Kenta blinked twice, amused. “Ah. So why is there sperm attacking our title?” Kenta asked, taking off his cap and scratching his scalp through his thick hair. “God, Marina. You’re so perverted.”

“I didn’t know it’d look like … that,” Marina said innocently.

“It’s obviously symbolic,” replied Kamon with a smirk. “The symbols, representing sperm like you said, are going to fertilize the egg, or our title. By doing so, we are creating something unique … Something special.” He pumped his fist into the air, empowered. “The birth of our ‘fic … It has begun!”

“Riiight,” Kenta muttered, rolling his eyes. “Whatever. If you’re both fine with random sperm in the title, then it’s fine with me too.” He used the mouse to scroll back down to the end of the document, enjoying the pleasant clicking. “Now let us see if we can actually get somewhere in this ‘fic.” Cracking his knuckles, Kenta began to type.

Kenta pushed his way through the shrubbery, almost snagging his baseball cap on a dry tree branch overhead. “I think I see a clearing up ahead,” he said, beckoning Marina and Kamon toward him. “We can set up camp there for tonight.” He jumped out of the shrubbery, stumbling over his feet, crunching leaves underneath his shoes. Groaning, he regained his balance, walking further into the open clearing.

Towering oaks trees, their leaves rustling in the wind to unknown music, sheltered the small clearing like a protective mother watching over her children. The soft, green grass was long and thick, littered with patches of white dandelions. The dandelion seeds released themselves from their source, hitching a ride on the breeze, floating in a graceful dance before finding rest among the grass. Kenta couldn’t help but admire the sky - especially after not seeing it for so long. It seemed like god himself took a fistful of twinkling stars and scattered them across the dark blue canvas. Caught in between a period of light and dark, Kenta couldn’t help but marvel at the last groping rays of sunlight reaching for the tops of the hills while the moon, in its shining, silver glory, rose from the depths, eyeing down menacingly on the setting sun.

As soon as Kenta hit the enter key, the three trainers felt the world around them rush past them, the wind blowing back their clothing. Time seemed to speed up as the sun, once overhead, moved toward the position where Kenta wrote it was, casting the world in eerie darkness. They abruptly stopped in the clearing where Hoothoots cried in their trees and Houndours barked toward the moon.

“Neat,” was all Kenta said, wheeling himself backward in his chair to look around. “Let’s do the time warp againnnn!”

“This is pretty, Kenta,” Marina said with a smile, admiring Kenta’s work. She jumped off the desk, crushing down the long grass beneath her shoes. She spotted a dandelion and picked it up, blowing the seeds annoyingly at Kamon. “I have to admit you did well this time.”

Kenta grinned back, puffing out his chest with pride.

The red-haired trainer couldn‘t help but roll his eyes, brushing the white dandelion seeds off his clothing. “Yeah, but it took you a helluva long time just to say that it’s twilight,” muttered Kamon. “Why couldn’t you just say twilight was coming?”

The girl sighed. “Can’t you just enjoy the scenery? Hasn’t anything ever touched you, Kamon?” Marina questioned curiously.

Kenta snickered. “Actually-”

“Ugh, don’t remind me.” Marina shuddered.

Kamon looked up, pensive, his silver eyes sparkling. “One thing has, actually. It was a long time ago. T’was a nice day, and I found myself walking along the river. I sat upon the banks, dipping my bare feet into the crisp water, and to my surprise, a few ducks swam my way, nipping at my feet. Digging into my backpack, I found half a slice of bread from my lunch earlier that day. I ripped the piece of bread into crumbs and threw it toward the ducks. Those ducks sure can eat, but unfortunately, it wasn‘t enough to satisfy their hunger.”

Kenta and Marina looked at each other oddly but let the rambling red-hair continue with his story.

“Looking back on that day, I can’t help but wonder,” Kamon said, his eyes glazed over as he drifted into his thoughts. “What if I had brought more bread for the ducks? Did … Did I bring this on myself?”

“Uh …” Kenta ignored the wistful Kamon and continued typing.

Lowering his eyes, Kenta walked further into the clearing, Marina and Kamon closely behind. Like a magnet, his eyes were attracted toward a golden statue in the middle of the clearing, its glistening surface beckoning over. He was like a bug; he couldn’t help but walk over, entranced by the shine.

“What do you think it is?” Kenta said, coming closer to the statue.

“Meh, writer’s block,” Kenta said after a few minutes of sitting at the computer. “Someone else want to take over?” He glanced at Marina (who was busy cuddling with Eeveesquiramachu again) and then Kamon (still thinking about the ducks). “Hello?” He finally snapped in front of Kamon’s face, breaking Kamon free from his thoughts.

“Ugh, thanks,” Kamon murmured, holding a hand to his head. “Sure. I’ll try to add on to the crap you spewed.”

Kenta said nothing (though a distinct growl was heard from the back of his throat) as he got up from the chair, hopping onto the table, making it shake. Kamon sat down in the chair and took a deep breath before writing.

Kenta started to examine the statue from the bottom. The statue stood on a thick, white marble pillar, carvings decorated into its side. His eyes slowly trailed up, noticing that the statue was standing with its long, golden feet spread apart. Its hips were curvy, and its arms were grabbing at its waistline. What was above this though Kenta didn’t know, for his eyes stopped and rested at the huge rack the statue had. He did, however, feel several presences surround him. Casting one eye toward the side (though he still had one eye on the enormous jugs of the statue), he saw several Pokemon encircle, eyeballing the statue with the same gaze.

Like an invisible sculptor, the gold statue started to chip at itself, forming into the statue that Kamon previously described. Both boys quickly turned their heads toward the statue, their eyes wide and their jaws dropped. Pokemon began to scurry from the bushes and treetops, surrounding the statue.

Marina looked dully at the two boys, sighing. “Of course. This is a story, not some place where all your sick, twisted fantasies can take form.”

“I am offended, Marina,” Kamon said, ripping his eyes away from the statue to look at Marina. “I am truly offended. I was merely admiring the artwork of the statue. However this pervert over here–” he nudged his head in Kenta’s direction who was standing near the statue, “–is the one who’s staring at the … badonkers on that statue.”

“Everyone loves the boobies!” Kenta said, gawking at the statue, his eyes wide.

“Ugh. Whatever!” Marina said with a huff, blowing up her bangs.

Suddenly, a single, thin steel railing drop from the sky, standing upright. Alarmed, Marina shifted Eeveesquiramachu to one hand and walked over toward the bar, poking it with her index finger. She jumped back in surprise as another bar dropped a few inches away. Steadily gaining speed, more bars began to drop from the sky, surrounding the three by all four sides. To top it off, a heavy steel-plated wall dropped on top of the bars, enclosing the three in a make-shift jail cell.

“Dammit, Marina,” muttered Kenta, hesitantly walking away from the statue to put his hands against the cold bars. “’Whatever’ must have been the secret word.”

Kamon got up from his chair and stood in between Kenta and Marina. He grabbed a hold of the bars and shook them violently, but it was to no avail – the bars stood firm. “What the hell is this?”

“I’m scurred,” Eeveesquiramachu said, sniffling.

The three trainers watched as three men in black suits walked toward them, pushing away the shrubbery with ease. The man in front was tall, his face cold and emotionless. The man to his right was chubbier but meek, looking frantically from side to side. The other man had his hands held behind his neck, sighing thoughtfully to himself. They reached the cage, and the man in front grinned nastily. “Kenta, Kamon, and Marina,” he said. “It is time for your evaluation of your story. A ‘review’ if you will.”

“Ah … Crap.”

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Moar kekeke.

LaTeR dAyZ!

[~KitsuneKat~]

Oh gawd, this is hilarious. xD

You don't usually see Johto-Fics..... or fics about Gold, Silver, and Crys...

And the story within a story idea... I haven't seen that in a fic either, so props to you.