A familiar city hosting an unfamiliar event. A mystery amidst layers of intrigue and guile. Where treachery and deceit are abound, in the end, only one truth prevails. Different parts of the story of a case unravelled by two detectives who end up realizing it is much bigger than it appears to be. But no one truly understands it until the very end. -/- A short story depicting the events of the Murder Trilogy originally by Brandon Flowers with a twist of the Pokémon Franchise Cover by @ImberLapis

Sinnoh's Eterna Forest, an expansive, shrouded place that holds much beauty, danger... and possibilities. Delinquent orphan Miles Winter never knew of or appreciated what Eterna Forest holds. But when he unwillingly finds himself face-to-face with these aspects due to a freak accident, he has little choice but to do just that. While this may seem like the worst thing that could happen to him, maybe it's exactly what he needs. •I don't own the images used for this story's chapters

Series of lectures taking place in a world where pokemon no longer evolve, covering magikarp and gyarados; charmander, charmeleon, and charizard; dratini, dragonair, and dragonite; a surprising number and variety of mewtwo; and growlithe and arcanine.

Sometimes, it's the duty of a sister to protect her brother.

How do you get to school? By car? By bus? One boy goes by Mamoswine. - Pokémon Watty Awards 202X *I do not own Pokemon, just this specific story and my own original characters.

There is a killer waiting in Sinnoh - silent but deadly all the same

Entries for PWL December Christmas Special

*First Place One-Shot Winner of Pokémon Watty Awards 2014* Lord Kyogre is known for his jolly personality, and thought by many Gijinkas everywhere to be the most loved, too. He is kind and caring to all, and yet, few know of his mournful past. Few know of his suffering for ten sorrowful centuries. *Strike like a Warrior spin-off*

The next guest has arrived. It is time to see if she is the same as the countless others. What choice will she make?

Life is like any game in that we need someone to teach us how to play. Whether it be a friend, mentor, or even a Father, we can never forget the one who first believed in us; the one who taught us how to play.