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Pokémon Darkness Prologue: Deal with the Devil Greevil sighed as he stared out of his window at the peaceful sunset across the beach. Nearly five years had passed since he had last been outside. How he longed for the scent of the sea again, to walk on the piers of Gateon Port once more. But he had long since conceded the fact that he was unlikely to ever leave his dingy cell. Cipher had been demolished; not a single prominent member remained free. As though it had happened days ago rather than years, he vividly recalled every detail of the horrible events that had transpired that day. He recalled the frantic peons asking him for order

Technically, you weren’t supposed to order things to the school. All the mail was scanned by the security robots before it was delivered, so the Principal would have a record of what you’d ordered. You were willing to put up with his tea-time lectures if it meant your neighbours wouldn’t steal your shit. And, you thought, opening the cardboard box and wrenching the styrofoam out of the way, it’s totally worth it for these babies. They spilled out onto your desk in the teacher’s lounge, wrapped tight in plastic. You didn’t even bother with scissors, tearing open the plastic with your bare hands and dumping

A FerrisWheel Shipping Fanfiction Chapter 1 Darkness. Everywhere Touko looked, all she could see was darkness. She wanted to reach out into the darkness; try to find her way out. But her fear kept her locked in place. She could see nothing, feel nothing, hear nothing. No. She could hear something in the distance. Straining her ears, Touko could tell what it was. The flat-line of a heart monitor. No. No. No no no! Touko dreaded this sound ever since she was a small child. She fell to her knees and covered her ears, trying to drown out the sound of someone's life ending. Hot tears streamed from her eyes. She felt her body shaking, pray

    The sun shone brightly in the clear blue skies over Aspertia City. A Swanna flew through the skies, their destination in the southern half of the city. Though it was still morning, the woman on the Swanna's back could tell that this summer day was going to be a good one.    Or, rather, a good one to completely sleep through.    "Swaaa..." the White Bird Pokémon cooed, frowning at his yawning passenger. 'This was a bad idea...'    The brunette smiled and patted her Swanna's neck. "Oh don't be such a worrywart, Ivan," she assured him, not fully understanding what he had said. "She stayed up late last night, so she'll definitely be sle