{On Hiatus} The Red Eevee ★Pokémon★
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  • Reads 15,538
  • Votes 852
  • Parts 32
  • Time 49m
Ongoing, First published May 30, 2015
Amber is an Eevee who lives in Castelia City. But she's not an ordinary Eevee. Her blood red fur and glowing yellow eyes scare everyone away. All of the Pokémon in the city knew that most Eevees were brown and some were silver-white, but nobody had ever seen an Eevee like her. One day, while Amber is looking for food in a garbage can, a young trainer spots her. But this trainer didn't run away screaming like all of the others. And Amber knew that day that her life would change forever.
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