Meta-Morph
A Mysterious Person Appeared!
- 57
- Posts
- 15
- Years
- My bed
- Seen Oct 2, 2010
Summary: READ THE STORY YOURSELF, I'M NOT GIVING ANY SPOILERS
Rating: PG-13 = Violence, mild language, dialog.
Author's Note: This is what happens if you played too much Heart Gold Soul Silver, 16, loves violence, Pokemon and cursing, and you think the anime sucks.
I hope you like my story, cause whether you like it or not I'm gonna post whatever the hell I want, got it? :< I'll try to make sense, brace yourselves.
Also, do not bump my thread. If you do, and it gets closed, I will kill you. It takes a long time to write a new chapter, people.
INDEX:
CHAPTER 1: https://www.pokecommunity.com/posts/5684260/
CHAPTER 2: https://www.pokecommunity.com/posts/5689277/
CHAPTER 3: https://www.pokecommunity.com/posts/5690904/
"Erik." A voice said.
I groaned, as I knew whose voice it was.
"Erik, it's time to get up." the voice said. The voice was soft, I guess it was because she knew that you don't like hearing loud voices in the morning.
"Five more minutes." I groaned, as I was in my bed, and then I felt a hand shaking me.
"Erik, I know you don't want to get up, but honey you have to do something for your father today." the voice said.
Reluctantly, I pulled my covers off to see my mother, Angelina sitting on my bed. She had golden hair that fell across her shoulders, her eyes were a bright turquoise. That's my mom, Angelina Walker, my over-protective mother.
"What is it this time?" I groaned again, as I already knew the answer.
"He wants you to go pick up some wood, we're out of fire in our fireplace." my mother said, as she got up from my bed to let me get up.
"He says he thinks you should become a lumberjack like him-,"
"Sorry mom, but I can't. That's not my dream job, okay? Tell him that." I interjected, as I pushed her out of the my room so that I could get dressed, and then I slammed the door.
I heard her on the other side of the door, sighing as she went downstairs.
My name is Erik Walker, I'm a 16 year old guy with no job, no ambition, and no life whatsoever. I sported black, messy hair, I'm 5'04", a medium build, bright purple eyes, and I have long legs. The purple eyes is a weird genetic mix-up, the doctors at the hospital I was born in told me that I had really weird genes, even though my mother and father were fine.
I live in Pallet Town, the smallest town of the Kanto region. I have 3 neighbors, and no friends. Apparently, no one likes me.
Me and my family moved here 3 years ago from Ecruteak City, my dad was fired from his job as a restaurant owner so we had to move someplace smaller. We would've moved to New Bark Town if it wasn't already booked out, every frickin' house was taken, geez.
And so we moved to Pallet Town, a small, desolate place in the middle of nowhere. It's nothing compared to Ecruteak City, this is like a hick town.
I got dressed quickly, and tried to rush out of the door but my mom stopped me.
"Stop and eat breakfast," she said, and I reluctantly went into the kitchen.
The kitchen was an average kitchen (actually it was smaller), refrigerator, oven, stove, and a table in the middle of it. I sat down at that table, and made myself some eggs and toast as my mom began to talk to me.
"Erik, have you ever thought of getting a job?" she asked.
(Oh boy,) I thought, (here we go again.).
"I'm getting a job next month," I said, putting aside the topic as I took my cooked food and sat down.
"You said that last month." my mom said.
Oh ****.
"Erik," as she continued, "I think you should work in Viridian City if you don't want to be a lumberjack."
The story of why my father was a lumberjack was simple: it was the only job available, and it gave good pay, but it was back breaking work. Literally. My dad works in Viridian Forest, chopping down wood and making it into paper. Why didn't they use Pokemon, you ask? Well, Pokemon needed food, water and shelter, and the lumberjack's pay was limited, so they had to do everything by hand. Which was why I also had to get the wood myself since we didn't own a Pokemon.
"I'll work there, fine. I gotta go." I said, wolfing down my food as I left my house before my mom could say anything else.
I walked on a path carved from our house to the main path, and began walking.
I looked around Pallet Town, seeing wild Pidgey fly across the sky, people leaving their humble homes as I walked to Route 1.
Once I got there, I made sure to spray myself with Repel, an item that prevents Pokemon from attacking you for a while. It smelled like a Grimer, ugh....
I walked around, looking for wood. I thought about a lot of stuff while doing this, such as my father.
My father, Jonathan Walker, was a guy you would call a family man. He cared for us so much he would do a job that put him in a lot of pain every day to not see us suffer. Mom though I hated dad, but I didn't. I just wasn't a people person, I was shy, and I can't really talk to people.
I saw a pile of wood that would end my wood search, as I walked to it I heard something panting behind me. I carefully looked behind me, to see a orange lizard with a flame on the tip of it's orange tail. It was a Pokemon, and it's blue eyes looked at me. It wasn't one I've ever seen, so it must've been rare.
I looked back at it, and I could tell it was in pain. It panted heavily, as it walked towards me.
I didn't understand why the Repel wasn't working, and then it was clear: it wore off.
Damn it. I gotta get out of here now. Anything can attack me now.
The Pokemon said a "Char...", as I backed away. "Stop right there," I yelled, but it didn't stop walking towards me. (Is it hungry, or tired?) I thought, and then began walking away from it, not turning my back away from it.
It panted, and then started to walk faster. The Pokemon had scars all over it, and it's flame was very, very low. It seriously looked like it could pass out, no die any moment.
Whether it was tired, hungry, or in need of help, I don't care. Pokemon maybe cute, cuddly and cool to some people, but I know for a fact that some can rip your head off the second they get the chance, which was why I needed to leave.
As I walked backwards, I bumped into a tree, injuring my head.
"Ow!" I yelped, as I backed away from it.
I looked at the tree, and my fear began to set in.
I bumped into a Kakuna, a cocoon Pokemon. It was a yellow cocoon with black eyes that opened and looked at me maliciously. I had disturbed it's sleep, and I could literally feel it was angry.
The lizard Pokemon was afraid as well, as it began to walk away from me and the tree.
When I thought nothing could get worse, it did.
The Kakuna began to crack open, and a white spear began poking out of it.
It was the hatching of a Beedrill, a bee-like Pokemon with two white spears and it was one of the maddest Pokemon known, it was always angry at something. Anything that mad it mad would feel it's wrath.
And I had made it mad.
I heard more cracking sounds, and I looked around the trees around me to see they were all filled with Kakuna.
I. Was. Screwed.
I then began to run, the lizard Pokemon as well. We both knew that if we stayed there any longer we would be dead.
Then the buzzing sounds came in. All of the Beedrill had hatched, and they were angry. I didn't know why the rest were angry at me, but I needed to get out of there regardless.
The lizard and me began running even faster, but the Beedrill were close by.
They finally reached us, except they attacked the lizard Pokemon first, began jabbing him with their needles. The lizard Pokemon yelped, as it tripped.
I know I didn't care for the Pokemon before, but I knew that if I left it back there, it would die.
And that was why I went back, even though my whole body, down to the cells, wanted to get out of there.
I eventually found the lizard Pokemon, who being jabbed by 4 Beedrill.
"Hey, get away from that Pokemon!" I yelled, grabbing a nearby long stick, and began waving it around, causing the Beedrill to move away from the Pokemon so that I could grab it.
"Come on buddy, don't give up on me now." I whispered in it's ear hole. The lizard Pokemon looked at me, with hope of surviving this ordeal in it's eyes.
Then, I looked up to see the Beedrill had surrounded us. On of them attempted to hurt the lizard, but I waved my stick at it, which it broke.
Next, a Beedrill jabbed me, making me yelp and almost drop the lizard Pokemon, but I held on to it firmly.
After that, they began jabbing me some more, my jacket was filled with holes and I had many puncture wounds where blood poured out. I think they were enjoying this.
Then, a humongous Beedrill came up to me, and jabbed my in the chest, attempting to hurt the lizard.
This time I fell over, he had punctured my lung. My breathing became unsteady, and the lizard was hurt as well.
The big Beedrill tried to hurt the lizard Pokemon again, but I lunged and got my stomach hit with his poison filled main needle. I gasped from the pain, and the poison oozed into my blood system.
The lizard Pokemon used it tail to scare off the Bee Pokemon, after I had fell over. It looked at me, obviously worried.
"Don't worry about me, buddy." I smiled. I wondered why I saved it, why did I risk my life for it?
And that left one answer: I couldn't let something die without me dieing myself, and that extended to Pokemon. I cursed myself for my stupid pity, but I couldn't say it aloud, as my consciousness was slowly slipping away.
The lizard looked at me, and then it's face changed, like it was mad.
It turned back to the Beedrill, glared at all of them, and even though I could barely see, I could see and hear they felt uneasy.
Then, the lizard's tail fire began getting bigger and bigger, until it was almost as big as the lizard. It's tail, once before barely as big as a lighter's flame, was now as big as a campfire's. I could only watch in awe, as the lizard shouted "CHAAAAR!", and blew fire from it's mouth. The Beedrill caught fire, as they screamed in extreme pain as they all left, leaving me and the lizard alone.
The lizard Pokemon staggered toward me, and it's flame went back to it's original size. It fell down next to me, it's eyes tired as well.
What had happened, I didn't care. I don't think I would've asked if I could've either.
I mustered something out of me, saying "Thanks, Pokemon. What's your name?" I asked.
"Charmander." It said weakly. It was dying, and I could see it.
"Thanks Charmander, thanks for saving my ass." I laughed, as Charmander laughed weakly as well. It was weird, we were both dying, but yet we still found the time to laugh. I guess that's a sign how close we are to death....
We both looked up into the sky. It was still morning, I looked at my watch to see I only gone for two hours, but it felt like two days.
I was tired, and then I looked back to see Charmander had already closed it's eyes.
I thought about how Charmander saved me, and how I saved it. Maybe Pokemon aren't so bad after all...
I reminisced as I remembered my life and my past experiences, and all the stuff I wanted to do that would never be complete. Like see him again...
Then, slowly but surely, mines did as well, and I fell unconscious.
Rating: PG-13 = Violence, mild language, dialog.
Author's Note: This is what happens if you played too much Heart Gold Soul Silver, 16, loves violence, Pokemon and cursing, and you think the anime sucks.
I hope you like my story, cause whether you like it or not I'm gonna post whatever the hell I want, got it? :< I'll try to make sense, brace yourselves.
Also, do not bump my thread. If you do, and it gets closed, I will kill you. It takes a long time to write a new chapter, people.
INDEX:
CHAPTER 1: https://www.pokecommunity.com/posts/5684260/
CHAPTER 2: https://www.pokecommunity.com/posts/5689277/
CHAPTER 3: https://www.pokecommunity.com/posts/5690904/
- PROLOGUE -
"Erik." A voice said.
I groaned, as I knew whose voice it was.
"Erik, it's time to get up." the voice said. The voice was soft, I guess it was because she knew that you don't like hearing loud voices in the morning.
"Five more minutes." I groaned, as I was in my bed, and then I felt a hand shaking me.
"Erik, I know you don't want to get up, but honey you have to do something for your father today." the voice said.
Reluctantly, I pulled my covers off to see my mother, Angelina sitting on my bed. She had golden hair that fell across her shoulders, her eyes were a bright turquoise. That's my mom, Angelina Walker, my over-protective mother.
"What is it this time?" I groaned again, as I already knew the answer.
"He wants you to go pick up some wood, we're out of fire in our fireplace." my mother said, as she got up from my bed to let me get up.
"He says he thinks you should become a lumberjack like him-,"
"Sorry mom, but I can't. That's not my dream job, okay? Tell him that." I interjected, as I pushed her out of the my room so that I could get dressed, and then I slammed the door.
I heard her on the other side of the door, sighing as she went downstairs.
My name is Erik Walker, I'm a 16 year old guy with no job, no ambition, and no life whatsoever. I sported black, messy hair, I'm 5'04", a medium build, bright purple eyes, and I have long legs. The purple eyes is a weird genetic mix-up, the doctors at the hospital I was born in told me that I had really weird genes, even though my mother and father were fine.
I live in Pallet Town, the smallest town of the Kanto region. I have 3 neighbors, and no friends. Apparently, no one likes me.
Me and my family moved here 3 years ago from Ecruteak City, my dad was fired from his job as a restaurant owner so we had to move someplace smaller. We would've moved to New Bark Town if it wasn't already booked out, every frickin' house was taken, geez.
And so we moved to Pallet Town, a small, desolate place in the middle of nowhere. It's nothing compared to Ecruteak City, this is like a hick town.
I got dressed quickly, and tried to rush out of the door but my mom stopped me.
"Stop and eat breakfast," she said, and I reluctantly went into the kitchen.
The kitchen was an average kitchen (actually it was smaller), refrigerator, oven, stove, and a table in the middle of it. I sat down at that table, and made myself some eggs and toast as my mom began to talk to me.
"Erik, have you ever thought of getting a job?" she asked.
(Oh boy,) I thought, (here we go again.).
"I'm getting a job next month," I said, putting aside the topic as I took my cooked food and sat down.
"You said that last month." my mom said.
Oh ****.
"Erik," as she continued, "I think you should work in Viridian City if you don't want to be a lumberjack."
The story of why my father was a lumberjack was simple: it was the only job available, and it gave good pay, but it was back breaking work. Literally. My dad works in Viridian Forest, chopping down wood and making it into paper. Why didn't they use Pokemon, you ask? Well, Pokemon needed food, water and shelter, and the lumberjack's pay was limited, so they had to do everything by hand. Which was why I also had to get the wood myself since we didn't own a Pokemon.
"I'll work there, fine. I gotta go." I said, wolfing down my food as I left my house before my mom could say anything else.
I walked on a path carved from our house to the main path, and began walking.
I looked around Pallet Town, seeing wild Pidgey fly across the sky, people leaving their humble homes as I walked to Route 1.
Once I got there, I made sure to spray myself with Repel, an item that prevents Pokemon from attacking you for a while. It smelled like a Grimer, ugh....
I walked around, looking for wood. I thought about a lot of stuff while doing this, such as my father.
My father, Jonathan Walker, was a guy you would call a family man. He cared for us so much he would do a job that put him in a lot of pain every day to not see us suffer. Mom though I hated dad, but I didn't. I just wasn't a people person, I was shy, and I can't really talk to people.
I saw a pile of wood that would end my wood search, as I walked to it I heard something panting behind me. I carefully looked behind me, to see a orange lizard with a flame on the tip of it's orange tail. It was a Pokemon, and it's blue eyes looked at me. It wasn't one I've ever seen, so it must've been rare.
I looked back at it, and I could tell it was in pain. It panted heavily, as it walked towards me.
I didn't understand why the Repel wasn't working, and then it was clear: it wore off.
Damn it. I gotta get out of here now. Anything can attack me now.
The Pokemon said a "Char...", as I backed away. "Stop right there," I yelled, but it didn't stop walking towards me. (Is it hungry, or tired?) I thought, and then began walking away from it, not turning my back away from it.
It panted, and then started to walk faster. The Pokemon had scars all over it, and it's flame was very, very low. It seriously looked like it could pass out, no die any moment.
Whether it was tired, hungry, or in need of help, I don't care. Pokemon maybe cute, cuddly and cool to some people, but I know for a fact that some can rip your head off the second they get the chance, which was why I needed to leave.
As I walked backwards, I bumped into a tree, injuring my head.
"Ow!" I yelped, as I backed away from it.
I looked at the tree, and my fear began to set in.
I bumped into a Kakuna, a cocoon Pokemon. It was a yellow cocoon with black eyes that opened and looked at me maliciously. I had disturbed it's sleep, and I could literally feel it was angry.
The lizard Pokemon was afraid as well, as it began to walk away from me and the tree.
When I thought nothing could get worse, it did.
The Kakuna began to crack open, and a white spear began poking out of it.
It was the hatching of a Beedrill, a bee-like Pokemon with two white spears and it was one of the maddest Pokemon known, it was always angry at something. Anything that mad it mad would feel it's wrath.
And I had made it mad.
I heard more cracking sounds, and I looked around the trees around me to see they were all filled with Kakuna.
I. Was. Screwed.
I then began to run, the lizard Pokemon as well. We both knew that if we stayed there any longer we would be dead.
Then the buzzing sounds came in. All of the Beedrill had hatched, and they were angry. I didn't know why the rest were angry at me, but I needed to get out of there regardless.
The lizard and me began running even faster, but the Beedrill were close by.
They finally reached us, except they attacked the lizard Pokemon first, began jabbing him with their needles. The lizard Pokemon yelped, as it tripped.
I know I didn't care for the Pokemon before, but I knew that if I left it back there, it would die.
And that was why I went back, even though my whole body, down to the cells, wanted to get out of there.
I eventually found the lizard Pokemon, who being jabbed by 4 Beedrill.
"Hey, get away from that Pokemon!" I yelled, grabbing a nearby long stick, and began waving it around, causing the Beedrill to move away from the Pokemon so that I could grab it.
"Come on buddy, don't give up on me now." I whispered in it's ear hole. The lizard Pokemon looked at me, with hope of surviving this ordeal in it's eyes.
Then, I looked up to see the Beedrill had surrounded us. On of them attempted to hurt the lizard, but I waved my stick at it, which it broke.
Next, a Beedrill jabbed me, making me yelp and almost drop the lizard Pokemon, but I held on to it firmly.
After that, they began jabbing me some more, my jacket was filled with holes and I had many puncture wounds where blood poured out. I think they were enjoying this.
Then, a humongous Beedrill came up to me, and jabbed my in the chest, attempting to hurt the lizard.
This time I fell over, he had punctured my lung. My breathing became unsteady, and the lizard was hurt as well.
The big Beedrill tried to hurt the lizard Pokemon again, but I lunged and got my stomach hit with his poison filled main needle. I gasped from the pain, and the poison oozed into my blood system.
The lizard Pokemon used it tail to scare off the Bee Pokemon, after I had fell over. It looked at me, obviously worried.
"Don't worry about me, buddy." I smiled. I wondered why I saved it, why did I risk my life for it?
And that left one answer: I couldn't let something die without me dieing myself, and that extended to Pokemon. I cursed myself for my stupid pity, but I couldn't say it aloud, as my consciousness was slowly slipping away.
The lizard looked at me, and then it's face changed, like it was mad.
It turned back to the Beedrill, glared at all of them, and even though I could barely see, I could see and hear they felt uneasy.
Then, the lizard's tail fire began getting bigger and bigger, until it was almost as big as the lizard. It's tail, once before barely as big as a lighter's flame, was now as big as a campfire's. I could only watch in awe, as the lizard shouted "CHAAAAR!", and blew fire from it's mouth. The Beedrill caught fire, as they screamed in extreme pain as they all left, leaving me and the lizard alone.
The lizard Pokemon staggered toward me, and it's flame went back to it's original size. It fell down next to me, it's eyes tired as well.
What had happened, I didn't care. I don't think I would've asked if I could've either.
I mustered something out of me, saying "Thanks, Pokemon. What's your name?" I asked.
"Charmander." It said weakly. It was dying, and I could see it.
"Thanks Charmander, thanks for saving my ass." I laughed, as Charmander laughed weakly as well. It was weird, we were both dying, but yet we still found the time to laugh. I guess that's a sign how close we are to death....
We both looked up into the sky. It was still morning, I looked at my watch to see I only gone for two hours, but it felt like two days.
I was tired, and then I looked back to see Charmander had already closed it's eyes.
I thought about how Charmander saved me, and how I saved it. Maybe Pokemon aren't so bad after all...
I reminisced as I remembered my life and my past experiences, and all the stuff I wanted to do that would never be complete. Like see him again...
Then, slowly but surely, mines did as well, and I fell unconscious.
- END OF PROLOGUE -
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