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Pokétalia X Reader Journey of Choices Chapter 2 Squirtle Though the turmoil in your mind had quieted, it did not stay that way for long. Mere seconds really. It was no surprise that you were an indecisive person, and not really by choice either. As complex as you were you needed a partner that could handle anything that you would undoubtedly get the two of you into, and you could not help but to believe that one with a higher defense stat would fill that description the best. That made the choice much easier. “So you have chosen?” Professor Oak asked, watching you walk up and grasp your desired Pokéball, “It is

Pokétalia X Reader Journey of Choices Bulbasaur Chapter 2 Although you were sure all the options were great ones, the longer you stared at the Pokéballs the easier it became for your indecision to melt away. You knew which one you wanted for a partner. Now you actually felt a little silly for making such a big deal out of it earlier. “Like totally hold the show!” You knew that voice anywhere. “You were so going to pick a Pokémon without us, (First Name)! You backstabber!” It was Feliks, and though you loved him dearly, he was a bit of a drama queen. Then do not even get you started on his last name

Pokétalia X Reader Journey of Choices Chapter 1, The First Choice The sunrise had been a stunning one with its interwoven layers of purples, pinks, and oranges dancing across the once blackened sky. As the first rays of light had broken over the horizon the entire world had blossomed into liveliness. Rattatas scurried, Pidgeys cried, and every other Pokémon busied itself with its regular morning routines in anticipation of this fine spring day. People were no exception either, as they rose to start their morning rituals with everything else under the rising sun. Not that you knew, of course. You, (First Name) (Last Name), were dea

Raising Azure Fire Chapter 5, Lunch Angels flew away from the people they watched over, did they not? They had to. Did they fly from person to person as needed, or did they stay with one person until they were not needed anymore? Arthur had never really contemplated this before, but he could not escape the thoughts now. Since the little dragon incident that had given his young ward wings, Alfred had become obsessed with flying. The child would climb on objects of varying heights, from buildings to step stools, and launch himself into the air in a showy display of feathers. However, these feathery wings resembled that of a flying squirrel&rs

Raising Azure Fire Chapter 4, Angel “Lovi! I am sorry, my little tomato, won’t you please come out now?” called Antonio, pausing to rub his dark brown hair, “Now where could he have gone?” It had been a minor little tiff that had led to this. Antonio, as usual, was caught up in how adorable his little charge was. All the raisers thought the same of their own dragons, but Antonio was convinced Lovino was the cutest. It was also common among the raisers to do things to make their dragons cuter, such as dressing them up among other things to take pictures. That is what caused the problem. While most of the raiser

The Connection Chapter 1, Meeting Rhythmic clicks of shoe heels resonated throughout the empty shell of a room as one of eight within paced about. These clicks were further accented with echoes as they bounced off of the metal walls. This place was supposed to be a lab, but felt more like a prison. From recent experience, none of the eight was beginning to the think there was much difference between the two, though. “Where are they?!” the pacing man cried, finally coming to a halt to throw his hands in the air from their previously crossed position. “Arthur, be patient.” chided one of his sitting audience, one of th

Raising Azure Fire Chapter 3, Growl Bright, blue eyes stared into Francis’s darker ones as he inspected the small child. From the way Arthur had acted the other day he had partially expected the young Alfred to have gone into a fit similar to that of demonic possession by now. However, that simply was not the case. No, instead the little boy sat quietly on the green grass of the school courtyard as he stared intently at his temporary babysitter; Arthur merely yards away with Matthew by his side. Francis had no idea what to make of this. There was always the possibility of Arthur overreacting, as per usual. The boy was rather uptight,

Raising Azure Fire Chapter 2, Lessons When the headmaster spoke of a path of unknowns filled with bliss and frustration Arthur did not expect to walk said path every day of his life. No, he expected some blissful days, others frustrating, and the occasional unknown, but that was not Alfred. Oh no, this little whirlwind kept him on his toes, taking him from high to low and back again within seconds. Arthur began to think of it as a talent of his, a part of his childish charisma, to be able to bring about changes and emotions in people so easily. He was not blind, he had seen Alfred interacting with others and seen how he baffled them as much

Raising Azure Fire Chapter 1, His Arthur was never more nervous in his entire life. Today was finally the day that he would get the dragon partner he had been desiring since childhood—not that his childhood was over. Even at sixteen he was still considered a child dependent on his parents. Of course, none of that would matter to his new dragon. No, it would be just a newly hatched baby: completely dependent on him. He would be the parent then. Of course that made him plenty nervous. He did not exactly have the most ideal home life to base himself off of. What if he screwed up? What if his dragon just did not like him? What if—th