Prologue:Celebi's Choice


Peace was something that was capitalized in this world. Great importance was attached to a harmonious coexistence and changes were difficult to bring into everyday life. Yet Pokémon and humans lived together in harmony and harmony, acted in friendship and as a team.

Tonight was silent, stars filled the black canopy and sleep turned out the lights in all houses. Well, in almost all ...
"That was the last box now.", Emily Tailor said, exhausted, when she had unloaded the last box with the supplies for the freshly arrived Pokémon. She straightened up again and turned to her grandmother, who was sitting behind the counter with a friendly smile. She looked gratefully at her granddaughter and nodded to herself. "Please take another look at the Pokémon, then you'll be fired for today," she announced, while her fingers ran over the list of supervised Pokémon.
Pokémon who could relax here in the absence of their trainers and were among like-minded people. She strode through the tall grass, watching some sleeping figures enjoying the fresh breezes the land so asked for. Suddenly she heard the loud flapping of her wings, which is why she lifted her head, looked up at the sky, and saw the silhouette of a flying Pokémon. In disbelief, she watched the elegant movements, and finally dared to step closer to the creature. Shocked and really surprised when she realized that a person she knew was sitting on this gigantic bird, her eyes widened, a hand flicked to her mouth to silence a sound of joy and disbelief. Even her usually so afraid sodamak was ripped from her sleep in astonishment and he ran towards the person, joy was written on his face.
"Matisse?" She asked, wanting to make sure that the young man in front of her was the one she had known for years. He traveled on while she stayed home, tending to her family, but now he was standing in front of her. He wore this typical smile on his lips, which was reflected on hers. Then she could no longer stay in her seat, ran up to her best friend and fell into his arms.


The teachers' school was well attended. Sophia also found her job with this one, enthusiastic about the fact that she was able to pass on her knowledge from trainer to trainer. Explaining the basics to the little beginners seemed like a nice change from the constant fighting. She also gave up traveling for the time being, wanted to find the peace and quiet that she had lacked for the past few years. There was also another reason she preferred to stay here.
Today's work was done and now she could finally go out of the building, enjoying the cool night air that reached her. Her steps stopped when she recognized someone she knew across the street. She would recognize that brown hair and eyes of the same color anywhere. The corners of her mouth pulled up suddenly, because he had kept his promise to pick her up today."You're finished at last, Sophia. I thought they'd never let you go.", He uttered, in the usual high spirits, and gave her the beloved grin.
"I'm sorry that you had to wait. I wanted to read a few more things for the next lesson.", Sophie explained the reason for her delay, overcoming the last few meters to her childhood friend. She really liked the work here and wanted to do her job well. "And you really want to go to training after a long day? Isn't it too late for baseball?" He asked, slightly disbelieving at her constant drive. "It's never too late for that.", She replied with a fixed look and a sure smile on her face. In addition to training Pokémon, which was probably her favorite passion, she insisted on practicing other sports. Her team also enjoyed the joint training.

In Hoenn, the proud trainer Hannah Reed struggled with her own problems. "One more time," she uttered doggedly, holding a hyperball between her fingers, ready for the next round of battle. She did not want to admit this defeat, her team still had strength that she could use. Her opponent, who was none other than retired champ, Troy Trumm, only let out a sigh. They had been training for some time now and yet she kept insisting on a new round and what was he supposed to object to that? He was just glad that after being titled as a heroine, she didn't lay back on her lazy skin.
"All right," he said and called out his next Pokémon. The sun had set now, but the sudden darkness did not bother anyone. The beautiful eyes of her Vulnona fixed the closest enemy, the larger Stolloss. Glances met, but then the Fire Pokemon started moving, receiving the first order from its trainer. At lightning speed it ran towards the creature in front of it, jumped into the air and in the moonlight it opened its mouth and started the new fight with flames. The fire broke out, but the stone monster held its mighty arm in front of its prominent face and let the attack endure itself.
"Let's take a break. I think our Pokémon deserve this," suggested Troy after a tiring battle, sweat gracing his forehead. The young woman nodded in agreement and sat down on the bank of the adjoining river. The stars reflected off the rough surface and the noise was the best music to her ears. She could really get used to such evenings.

Kanto, Vermilion Islands. "Hypertrank, superballs, antidote, para-healer ..." he began to enumerate in his mind, while his eyes, which examined the contents of his backpack, assured themselves that everything was there for the onward journey. His Eevee watched him with curious eyes, peeked into the backpack again and again to see what his trainer had in there. The new energy was thanks to the visit to the Pokemon Center, in which they were just now.The rain had taken the small group by surprise.
While it was night outside, there was a lot of activity in here. Elliot wasn't the only coach who took a break in the famous building. Well, he didn't want to stay here for long, because he enjoyed traveling in the dark. Nor did he want to look for quarters here, because nothing was better than the tent or the clear starry sky. It all depended on the current weather, he would decide spontaneously whether the rain would stop or not. According to his motto. Maybe he would also use the moonlight for a little training. "Card, hyperballs ..." he continued, not noticing the young lady who was walking towards him.
"Hey Elliot.", The voice sounded familiar, which is why he immediately took his attention off the backpack and looked over his shoulder. "Misty?" He said in disbelief at her presence and turned completely to face her. "What are you doing here?" Asked the young champ. The two had already met in various fights, but the meetings paused again and again. Hence the surprise.

The green goblin creature, the guardian of time and space, watched the scenes of the reunification spellbound, but it wiggled its long arms around frantically until it was back in the air. A green aura surrounded it and with one last utterance of his own name, the coaches watched pulled into a world that screamed for their courage and team spirit.