Alola!
Darcy woke up, the soft, warm pools of sunlight glittering daintily on her bed. Just yesterday she had arrived at Melemele. She glanced at the Calendar and a twinge of excitement jolted around her body. Tomorrow she would be getting her first Pokémon and beginning the Island Challenge. Darcy jumped out of bed and went downstairs to eat breakfast. Her sister, Bea, was running around with the family Pokémon, a Pikachu called Mimi. 'Mimi! Follow me!' Bea sung joyfully. Mimi looked awake as ever. She was wearing her usual red ribbon around her left ear. Darcy's mother was preparing pancakes and a special variation of Pokè-Beans. The Pokè-Beans were filled with a special mix of berries to relive all status conditions and heal the Pokémon as well as relaxing it. After eating breakfast, the eleven-year-old girl ran upstairs to change into her beach dress. Coming back down, she went to ask her mother the best beach. 'Oh, there's a really nice beach down south, but there's tall grass where Pokémon hide. However..' She reached into her bag and pulled out a Pokèball. 'Here, it has my old Pokémon inside; A Dragonair. She'll look after you until you have your first official Pokémon. Have fun!'
Following her mother's directions, Darcy went down south to patches of tall grass. Pokémon trainers were wading through grass and battling with Pokémon. Darcy ran through the grass, careful not to trod on anything. Suddenly, sharp fangs gripped her ankle and she turned to see a bipedal, black and menacing Rattatta. It's eyes were a striking red and it seemed intent on hurting Darcy. 'Go! Dragonair!' Darcy said semi-courageously. The long, blue serpentine Pokémon leapt out of the Pokéball with bravery and twirled it's tail elegantly. It looked back at it's Summoner and recognised her as it's original master's relative. It leapt towards the Rattatta with speed and wrapped it's slender body around it. The wild Pokémon fainted and Dragonair gently nudged Darcy's hand. Walking onwards, Darcy passed a somewhat beaten cottage. Thrashing noises were coming from inside. Darcy ran on confusedly. Finally she got to the beach. She rested. 'Alola!' She shouted out to the sea. She swore she could hear it back.
Darcy woke up, the soft, warm pools of sunlight glittering daintily on her bed. Just yesterday she had arrived at Melemele. She glanced at the Calendar and a twinge of excitement jolted around her body. Tomorrow she would be getting her first Pokémon and beginning the Island Challenge. Darcy jumped out of bed and went downstairs to eat breakfast. Her sister, Bea, was running around with the family Pokémon, a Pikachu called Mimi. 'Mimi! Follow me!' Bea sung joyfully. Mimi looked awake as ever. She was wearing her usual red ribbon around her left ear. Darcy's mother was preparing pancakes and a special variation of Pokè-Beans. The Pokè-Beans were filled with a special mix of berries to relive all status conditions and heal the Pokémon as well as relaxing it. After eating breakfast, the eleven-year-old girl ran upstairs to change into her beach dress. Coming back down, she went to ask her mother the best beach. 'Oh, there's a really nice beach down south, but there's tall grass where Pokémon hide. However..' She reached into her bag and pulled out a Pokèball. 'Here, it has my old Pokémon inside; A Dragonair. She'll look after you until you have your first official Pokémon. Have fun!'
Following her mother's directions, Darcy went down south to patches of tall grass. Pokémon trainers were wading through grass and battling with Pokémon. Darcy ran through the grass, careful not to trod on anything. Suddenly, sharp fangs gripped her ankle and she turned to see a bipedal, black and menacing Rattatta. It's eyes were a striking red and it seemed intent on hurting Darcy. 'Go! Dragonair!' Darcy said semi-courageously. The long, blue serpentine Pokémon leapt out of the Pokéball with bravery and twirled it's tail elegantly. It looked back at it's Summoner and recognised her as it's original master's relative. It leapt towards the Rattatta with speed and wrapped it's slender body around it. The wild Pokémon fainted and Dragonair gently nudged Darcy's hand. Walking onwards, Darcy passed a somewhat beaten cottage. Thrashing noises were coming from inside. Darcy ran on confusedly. Finally she got to the beach. She rested. 'Alola!' She shouted out to the sea. She swore she could hear it back.