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Content warning contains spoilers! Ashes Smoke billowed into the air like a heavy cloud as the flames consumed everything in their path. Wood crackled and popped and heavy branches gave up all hope and dropped onto the forest floor. A small espurr scrambled over scorched ground, her tiny paws...

45 - Snowfall Enigma trudged his way over the battlefield, nudging a fallen murkrow with his foot. The battle had been a nasty one, and only a few murkrow had lost their lives. Most of them had managed to recover, fluttering away from the fallen Outcasts to nurse their wounds in the boughs of a...

44 - Sacrifice Tinker’s paws were silent over the wet mountain grass. Dew from the rain sparkled over it like fallen stars, soaking through his short fur. He kept his head low, peering at the trees as they passed by. Sandpaw followed behind him more slowly, keeping a watchful eye on Scout as...

43 - Bad News Hydreigon’s castle was littered with bodies. Noibat, murkrow and sneasel lay strewn across the floor, forming a path from the dragon’s throne room to the main door. Corpses were scattered down the stairs towards the courtyard where they were trampled by deino. Hydreigon didn’t...

Sorry for the delay in getting around to reviewing this! This was another great Jung story. Komala is a cute pokemon (and I am a sucker for koalas in general!) It was interesting to have a story where Jung had a sense of failing rather than being able to solve Tupelo's problem. There was also a...

42 - A Murder of Murkrow Enigma watched Faith’s small frame vanish beyond the gates of Stonehaven. She closed it behind her, but he didn’t hear the lock. He’d manged to bust it when he’d picked it earlier. His current mind-set was making him clumsy. He bit his lip and turned his gaze to the...

Hero Part Five The next day was a lot easier. The hatchlings were better behaved, the purrloin being especially wary not to anger Enigma. This left him to focus on Harlequin, although the sleep he’d had left the banette feeling sluggish and dozy. Harlequin got in more than one lucky strike...

Hero Part Four It took Harlequin over a week before they joined in with training classes. Running up to that, Niana had taken the zorua on privately. Enigma didn’t see much of Harlequin in that time. Whenever he went to check on the zorua they were either not in their room or asleep. The two...

Hero Part Three Claws clipped Enigma’s ears as he slipped into the ground. It chilled around him as a coating of ice formed over the hard, trampled dirt. Kera turned, twitching both her ears to follow his shadow. Enigma emerged a foot away from the weavile and tossed a shadow ball. She leapt...

I used to write myself and my friends into silly stories and dump them on Facebook when Notes was a thing. I've written so many! One such example is What? I'm a Pokemon?! (which I've brought back and re-written). The general premise was that everyone had been pulled into this unnamed PMD...

When I first wrote The End, I was taken quite off guard when my whimsicott character Mischief seemingly wrote himself out of the story for a while. It always surprises me when the characters take the reigns and react naturally to a situation. I was really inside his head at that point, and his...

1 I've always had a soft spot for Jung since I read his banette story (and wrote him into Winter Wonderland). I don't ordinarily like hypno or drowzee, but I adore Jung. He's such a lovely character, which makes this first chapter really sad. The prejudice towards hypno in a world where pokemon...

Hero Part Two “You all know why you’re here.” Hydreigon drifted back and forth above the snow-covered ground before his troops, teams formed of assassins, soldiers and aerial warriors. Enigma watched him from beside Kera, mirroring everyone else as they turned their heads left and right to...

Hero Part One The soft tinkling of a bell rang out from amid the rafters as a small shuppet darted between them. The banette sat beneath him hastily gathered together various items into a bag. Enigma hadn’t really noted them, too busy amusing himself chasing dust bunnies through the air. A...

I've been wanting to read your new PMD 'fic, and I've really enjoyed it! I'm all caught up, so I'll share some thoughts. Your writing style has come in leaps and bounds since you first set out to write fanfiction. This is lovely to see. It flows well and is pretty vivid, and I'm always a sucker...

Eternal War Catnip review! This was a sad and bittersweet story. I didn't know what to expect going into it, especially since I've not read your main story. It was a good read, and I liked the seviper/zangoose feud echoing the feud between the two farmers. I apologise that this will be a...

41 - Sunset Dance Sunlight leaked through the cracks of the door, dancing over the bare wooden walls. Cleo rubbed her eyes with a paw and yawned, then stretched languidly until her spine popped. The hay had been comfortable enough, and the shack had been warm despite the rain that had fallen...

A/N - I know it's been a LONG time since I last updated! I've not written this story in a while either. I hope to return to it periodically, as a bit of a break from Rekindle's much more serious plot. I've recently found I think ALL of the original story I wrote, on Facebook's long-retired...

40 - Trust Issues Hydreigon drifted around the cocoon, examining it with delight. Finally he’d found it. Its black crystalline surface shimmered in the moonlight, and red veins pulsed through it slowly as if they were carrying tar. Yurlik stood a little way away with Echo and Rumble. The two...

Stumbled across this, and I do like some PMD so I thought I'd give it a shot. And I'm glad I did. Chapter 1 This is a very good opening chapter. The scene you paint at the start is vivid and gave me China Mieville vibes. I don't know if that was deliberate, or if you're a Mieville...