"Dishonesty is rampant..." A year has passed, but in seventeen-year old Sage Stronghold's world, there exists only emptiness and grief. After the tragic loss of Randi, he has taken a turn for the worst and changed into that which he never wanted to be; a cold and senseless fighter. With his family and friend's lives on the line, he has no other choice than to follow the orders he's given without hesitation. Under the supervision and strict mandate of Banks, he has been sent on various expeditions to gather information and samples from the factionless; for what purpose, he doesn't know. He doesn't care. To avoid further blood-shed, he has let himself become but a pawn in this new game of life; existing only to facilitate whatever plans Banks may have in store. He knows something bad is coming. Something that could affect everyone's way of life. But will he act? Fighting a tumultuous inner-battle, he's torn between making the decision between right or wrong. As things begin to worsen, he stands balanced on a precipice, about to fall one way or the other; will he continue to live in compliant servitude, or will he dare to risk it all to find out the truth? Everything seems bleak and hopeless, that is, until he meets her. Kind and gentle, but with an edge of mystery, this new transfer-initiate is about to turn his world upside-down. The truth sets you free. Or is that a lie in it's own?© Completed. A sequel to Transparent: A Divergent FanFiction (Book One) Prequel: Set before Divergent/ Insurgent/ Allegiant events. "Featured in the official Wattpad @Fanfic Divergent reading list"

"Truth makes us transparent..." In sixteen-year old Sage Stronghold's world, civilization has been divided into five factions; abnegation, amity, candor, dauntless, and erudite. With each faction devoted to the development of specific virtues such as; selflessness, peace, honesty, bravery, and intelligence. At the age of sixteen, the communities' youths must choose the faction to which they will dedicate the entirety of their lives. The cause of it all? Simple, an attempt to form the ideal world. After receiving life threatening results on his Aptitude Test, Sage Stronghold discovers that the world he once saw as black and white, has more areas of grey than he ever realized. On his Choosing Day, Sage is then faced with the life altering decision of whether to stay with his family and the life he knows, or try and create a new existence in a different faction. He makes a choice. But is it the right one? Sage has a secret, dark and threatening to destroy him; one that he must fight to bury and conceal from everyone, because if anyone finds out, it would mean certain death. His candor-roots scream for the truth to be heard, while his sensibilities tell him to keep quiet. The truth sets you free. Or so they say...© Completed. Prequel: Set before Divergent/ Insurgent/ Allegiant events. "Featured in the official Wattpad @Fanfic Divergent reading list"

In days long past, before Poke-balls, the Great families of the Hoenn region were able to bond with their Pokemon through their Spirits. What follows is history's account of the second Great War between bonded Humans and Pokemon, as tribes and kingdoms clash for supremacy over the region.   ***Winner of the Pokemon Watty Award for Miscellaneous, 2014*** Gotta Read 'em All Book Club Says: "Perfect blend of originality, deep and thought-provoking themes, thrills, unexpected twists and turns, action-packed war and battle scenes, heart-breaking losses... A true rare gem among Pokémon Fanfiction. I wasn't at all surprised when this won first place in the Pokémon Wattys." -RiverIvy "A true magnum opus among Pokémon fanfictions... 9/10" -Calliope95 Shout out to @GingerAndy for the AWESOME COVER Disclaimer: I don't own Pokemon

Newly certified Pokémon Trainer Red is on his way to collect the eight Gym Badges in the Kanto region. You thought you know the story, but think again. The original Red/Blue games come back to life with a vengeance with new plot twists, heroes, villans, and all the Pokémon we grew up to know and love. COMPLETED *Disclaimer: I don't own Pokémon, duh. Nintendo does, as does the Pokémon Company and whoever else has the capability to sue me for saying that I do. Which I don't.*

Red continues his journey across Kanto to collect the Gym Badges and challenge the Pokémon League. However, the Team Rocket threat reaches a peak as the Elite Four struggle to keep up with the criminal syndicate. Who will rise to power to stop Team Rocket? Or will the Boss and his Rockets bring Kanto to its knees? Continue the Tale. *Disclaimer: I don't own Pokémon, duh. Nintendo does, as does the Pokémon Company and whoever else has the capability to sue me for saying that I do. Which I don't.*

The defeat of Team Rocket, however important, isn't a complete victory. While Red resumes his quest across Kanto to win the final two Gym Badges, the Rocket Boss has mysteriously vanished, along with the Phantom. The Elite Four, meanwhile, is trying to tie up the loose ends. Continue the Tale with new mysteries, answers, friends, and enemies. Be warned, and stay on your toes for the darkest installment yet. *PS- I don't own Pokemon, duh*

This is the third time writing this summary oh my Arceus. I Hate Everything About You sequel. Umber sees Silver again and shit happens. N is there. I don't know what was here. Something about relationships? I don't know just read it if you read the first book.

[COMPLETED] Priscilla Monroe is a renowned Pokémon Coordinator who has won Ribbon Cups from all over the Pokémon world. She's a worldwide superstar, and many speculate that she may be the greatest Coordinator that's ever lived. With all the perks and recognition of the famous lifestyle, her life should be perfect. But it isn't. Priscilla's let the fame go to her head, and her attitude towards the outside world turns snotty and superior. Until one day, she learns about the Cherrywood Academy in the far-away Orre region. At the end of every school year, there are School League Championships, and whoever wins from each year receives a trophy. Priscilla wants to attend, but her parents won't let her go as herself. In order to enroll in the academy, she must redo her identity; that's how Priscilla ends up becoming Missy Falls, a shy girl, who, just like everyone else, is new to Pokémon. Her parents made her promise to never let anyone know who she really is, so she might actually make some friends. Priscilla doesn't care; she only wants that trophy. The school year's going fine at first, but then Priscilla--- I mean Missy--- discovers that Scarlett and Melody, the two most elite girls at the school, are cheating in order to guarantee that trophy for themselves. And Missy, along with her new friends, must stop them.

I'm a 16 year old girl, by the name of Umber. And yes, I realize that its a boy name! But anyways, I've been assigned a mission, which is a lot harder than it seems. I travel to Johto, in order to track down a certain red-headed boy, who my boss instructed me to find. Seems easy enough, right? Not quite; considering he can't find out I'm from Team Rocket, and I've got an annoying, gold-eyed trainer following me around. And I've got a cuddly, loving Dratini who is anything but helpful. Now I can see why villains have trouble succeeding... [Picture used for cover does not belong to me] [PKMN Watty: Best Romance Story, Winner 2013] [PKMN Watty: Best Character: Umber, Winner 2013

They say that the Pokémon are dangerous. Too dangerous to even be controlled by Trainers. But Bethany Jennings doesn't believe them. Many years after the days of Champion Red, the regions were at war for two bloody, destructive years. The regions were then united into a new country under Master Steele. To prevent future wars, Master Steele declared Pokemon too dangerous of weapons to be controlled by the general population. Trainers were required to hand in their Pokemon, and all wilderness areas were fenced off. The only exceptions to the new laws were licensed police officers, who were allowed one Pokemon each. A trainer uprising occurred greater than the war that had just ended. All rebel trainers were killed by their own government and the rebellion was crushed. Ten years after the law banning Pokemon was passed, there was a new law. To discourage the people of the United Regions from handling Pokemon, and to prevent further uprisings by displaying the government’s absolute power, Master Steele created the Games. Every year, each region was to offer a boy and a girl aged 12 to 18 as tributes into the Games. The tributes were then to be placed into an arena with 60 Pokeballs containing untrained Pokemon, and left to fight to the death. The last tribute left standing was to be declared as winner, and they, their family, and their region were to be showered with riches. The day of the reapings for the third Games, Hayley and Bethany Jennings get caught breaking the law. Their choice for punishment is simple: jail time, or getting their name put into the reaping so many times that getting chosen was nearly inevitable. They each see only one viable option, and so the cousins are separated--perhaps for life. Now, Bethany must rely on her intelligence, charm, and knowledge of Pokemon gained from her Dad’s old journals, to survive. Thrown into a game where everything is against her, can she manage to defy the odds and come out of the arena alive?