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Yes all the characters are pokemon, I like what I can do with them.

Story One:Never Forgotten

In a society controlled by the poke government, there was a playground were you would always find young pokemon playing in the sun. But each few years, a group of strong pokemon take kids that dont remember the day. A zorua and a pichu played at the park daily since they were hatchlings. They had been friends their whole lives. But the day had came, and the pair wondered why no one else was around. A bunch of shadows drew over the park as the strong pokemon arrived, they took the young pokemon to a place unknown by others. Long did they travel, until they reached an underground arena. And cages. The two were thrown into two seperated cages. It was months that they waited in the cold darkness, the pichu and zorua calling out to eachother, holding eachothers hands through the cold bars. A contraption opened up, and light filled the section were the pichu lay as he was forced out. The zorua had no clue what was going on outside, except she never saw the pichu since. When they finally opened up zoruas cage, they dragged her out. They trained her brutally as an assassin for their clan, fighting for dirty money, killing mindlessly. She soon grew into an untouchable zoroark, a killer who deceives her prey before they know she is there. This time she was given a contract to kill a young raichu, a killer from a rogue clan. The rewards high. When she went to kill him, the plan went wrong and they ended up looking face to face at eachother. She recognised the raichu almost immediately...as her old pichu friend. They turned their backs to the fighting and killing and went home. They now stand and protect the park from the clans, as partners and friends.

Story Two: A pokemons love

There was once a trainer who loved is eevee so much, he was known all throughout town, even the children knew him. Years went by and the two were inseperable. But one day, the trainer started a family, but his wife hated the eevee. She tried to get the eevee to do something terrible to make the trainer chuck the pokemon out but he was to gentle to bite anyone he liked, to trained to notice a problem and too known to get rid of herself. The wife ended up saying to her husband "Either the eevee goes, or you will never see me or your kid ever again!" The trainer was devastated but he loved his family, so he gave the eevee to a kind new owner. The wife soon noticed her husbands behaviour changing since the eevee went to she announced that the pokemon could visit once a week. So for the next few decades, the eevee would come and visit, watching his owners kid grow up. But for a few years now, the eevee made a trip somewhere else to visit his owner. The eevee padded along the grey slabs and onto the grass, the church casting a shadow onto the flowers that he held carefully in his mouth. He sat at the grave, looking down at the earth which held its owners body. Then, ever so suddenly a Lampent rose from the ground, the eevee was delighted to see the spirit of its owner. As joy and starlight filled his body, the eevee transformed into umbreon, pokemon of the moon. If you go to the cemetery, maybe luck will let you see the two pokemon playing nearby the church.