WinterLilly12

Red, Blue and Green arrived at the mountain just as Yellow was confronting the Elite Four. Looking up from the base of the mountain, the ice and snowy gales looked especially bad. "I can't believe that Yellow is actually climbing in this weather," Blue said. Her breath clouded in the air and she tightened her coat around her. Red said nothing, pushing away the horrifying thought of Yellow huddled somewhere in a dark corner of Mt. Silver freezing to death or being attacked by an enormous wild pokémon. "The sooner we find Yellow the better," Green said and the threesome moved forward to commence their long, difficult trek. As time dr

Yellow's eyes slowly fluttered open. Her head was pounding and she had a sharp pain in her chest. At first, it was difficult to focus, but she managed to make out three fuzzy figures within her line of sight, though she was unable to discern any details. She sat in an uncomfortable position against the stony cave wall. Its jagged edges dug painfully into her back. When she tried to move her limbs, she felt thick ropes chafing her skin. Suddenly everything came rushing back to her. Her amber eyes cleared then widened as she recognized the three people in front of her as the three people she had hoped to never see again. "I swear that Viridi

She had known climbing Mt. Silver would be hard, but she certainly hadn't imagined that it would be this difficult. Yellow trudged up the side of the mountain, buffeted from all sides by a relentless snowy gale. One misstep and she could be toppling all the way back down to where she'd started. How can Red train up here? she thought incredulously. She had spent the last week riding on the back of her dodrio; her only goal was to find Red. It was a long was up to the peak, but she had already come far and refused to turn back, instead turning to dauntlessly resume her climb. It was the end of the day when she finally entered the maze-like se

Contains: FeelingShipping --- It was a snowy winter morning and Green had just finished his breakfast when he heard a knock at the door. Grunting in annoyance, he went to go answer it. Blue stumbled inside followed by a strong gust of cold air. She hurried to shut the door behind her and blinked the snow from her eyes. Green stared at her expectantly. She got right to the point. "I think there's something wrong with Yellow." "Do you think this has anything to do with Red's sudden training expedition to the peak of Mt. Silver?" he asked. "I dunno. Maybe. But I'm worried about her. I tried calling, lots of times, but she won't pick up the

Red knew how hard Charizard was working. He could feel its labored breathing from where he sat on its back as they cut through the sky at a breakneck pace, Pikachu perched on his shoulder. But still he urged it on, only easing up on the speed when the large green expanse of trees came into view, signaling their arrival at Viridian Forest. Red could make his way around these parts blindfolded after coming to see Yellow so often before he... left. He still felt a sharp twinge of guilt about leaving that morning without a word to any of his friends. Yellow's house looked small and comforting among all the trees. He knew how much she loved it he

The way the sunlight made her soft blond hair glow. The way her gentle amber eyes would light up every time she saw him. The way her smile would make his worries melt away. Her hand in his, his anchor to the world. Her laugh, like the chiming of bells. Red trailed his finger through the ugly gray slush of Mt. Silver which was black with soot and the result of the day's training with Charizard and Pikachu. His eyes were closed and he was sitting up against the frigid cave wall, lost in the memory of Yellow, the girl he loved who was hundreds of miles away and who he might never see again. Struck suddenly by an idea, his crimson eyes shot

Contains: MangaQuestShipping ---- "Gold, I swear, if you don't get out of here soon...!" Crystal hunched over her work in an unsuccessful attempt to ignore the black-haired boy who was peering over her shoulder, a little too close for comfort. "No, I think I'll stay," he replied. "It looks like Super-Serious Gal could use some help." Crystal snorted. Was Gold actually volunteering to work in Professor Oak's office? "Last time you offered to help, Green found you sleeping under the professor's desk, idiot." "But it was only that one time..." "I can think of plenty of other times you slacked off," Crystal retorted, shuffling her papers an

He was late. Again. And he knew it. Red tore through the thick undergrowth that seemed to go on endlessly. He only stopped when he saw traces of brilliant white sunlight filtering through the tree branches just up ahead. Shielding his crimson eyes with one hand and bending back branches with the other, he stepped into a glorious green meadow where a blazing blue sky poured down torrents of light. She was kneeling by a sparkling river, trailing her slender fingers though the rushing water and watching the magikarp swim past. Her hair glowed golden in the sunlight and her cheeks were flushed pink because of the heat. She wore a pure white dres

A lone figure swathed in a thick gray woolen cloak stands still at the peak of the tallest mountain in Tulipalo, a dark silhouette against the blood red sky. Thick gray fog swirls around his feet and the icy wind buffets him from all sides, causing his cloak to flap around him wildly. Nevertheless, he still stands upright, unaffected by the harsh weather thanks to the small flame he had conjured up in the palm of his hand. He shivers, not from the cold, but from anticipation, just moments away from obtaining the greatest power imaginable. Yukio smirks, his dark eyes glittering from beneath the shadow of his hood. Just wait, he'd beat Yksin