When Moon travels back to the Kanto region to start a new adventure and confront her past, she unknowingly stumbles into a prophecy that her father, a Kantonian scientist, was trying to protect her from. Now, it's up to her, Gladion, Hau, and her childhood friend, Green, to save Kanto from mass destruction. Meanwhile, Gladion struggles with his feelings for Moon, and whether or not she feels the same about him.
Will Moon save her home region, or will she fall victim to the burning memory of the face in the mirror? And can Gladion finally earn her love, despite it all?
And what does Sun, Moon's deceased brother, have to do with any of it?
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This is a Moon X Gladion fanfiction, but with a twist. This takes place 5 years after Moon becomes Champion, making her, Lillie, and Hau sixteen. Gladion would be seventeen. It is based on the events of ULTRA SUN & ULTRA MOON, not Sun and Moon.
[The original cover art is by 1DPKMN on We Heart It. I just edited it to fit my needs.]
When We Were Younger. |Gladion X Moon|Pokemon Romance Novel|
46 parts Complete Mature
46 parts
Complete
Mature
When Kanto native Moon moves to Alola, she learns of the construction of Alola's new, official Pokémon League. Nothing can get in the way of her rekindled competitive, Kanto spirit to become its first ever Champion.
She can't keep him off her mind.
A blonde Alolan resident finds himself amidst a life he doesn't want. With a lack of self confidence and a stigma he somehow can't escape, nothing seems right for the smart and sensitive yet awkward Gladion.
He doesn't believe their love can exist in his imperfect world.
She is drawn by his quiet and caring nature, and she can't help but wonder if there is more to his mysterious character than meets the eye. He can't help but admire her bold personality, the same spirit that drives her to become Alola's Champion.
With fateful and recurring moments that bring them closer together, the two find ways to accept each other while learning to accept themselves.