eterna

Swirl upon swirl of Eterna energy spun around Diyem, flooding his senses with red static. He tried to shake it off, eventually getting to his feet, staggering with each movement and every breath he took. The dust had a charged feeling to it, and not from electricity. It reminded him a little of...

All of Team Spectrum had been scattered across the winds of the Eterna storm. Several of them had gone through trials in their own realms as their closest companions turned against them, or as the world that they'd been thrust into turned against them instead. And as they battled and fought for...

Astrid stood in the middle of town feeling somehow alone despite all the others that walked past her. They all ignored her; all of them were just shadowy apparitions that walked like she didn't exist. Like she never existed at all. It felt like it was daytime based on the activity, but the sky...

The ocean waves roared in Cabot's ears. Cold ocean spray roused him from slumber, though a brutal headache--and that meant a lot, for a species like him--plagued him. Chilly winds and dark skies meant he was in the middle of a storm... But what happened? How did he get there? Water brushed...

Kate stood at the base of a steep mountain, snowcapped at the top, but with evergreen pines at the bottom. Just another mission. Just another place to pilfer. Though, this was apparently a more noble goal, wasn't it? Instead of taking from other Pokemon, her assignment--according to what was on...

The dim glow of nighttime mushrooms colored the rocky walls of the cave. Mixing with this light were flickering embers of orange and yellow. Owen was lying in the middle of these flames, enjoying the warmth; they licked at his scales and washed over his back. The flame at the end of his tail got...

True to its name, the skies were a deep, dark color. The smells were familiar and yet distant; it had been more than half a year since Saltriv had set foot in Overcast Village. That was where they were now, right? But there was something wrong. Where were all the Pokemon? There were buildings...

Starr awoke standing up. The fur on her body felt heavier; the air smelled foul. Something was burning. She was in a cell, but the way she was positioned, it suggested she was not the one who was supposed to be there. In fact, she had entered on her own volition... hadn't she? Her paw felt like...

Vix was sprawled out in the middle of the arena with a roaring crowd surrounding her on all sides high above. It was grander than the Colosseum of Destiny Village, with taller walls and an even wider circle. Standing at the opposite side of the arena--if it could be considered standing--was...

Nip was winded and it was hard to tell exactly why, or when he'd been running, or if he should have been at all. It was nighttime; the sky was total blackness. The forest trees were relentlessly thorny and forgave not even the slightest misstep. The ground was frozen and packed with a thin layer...

It was like waking up in the middle of a nightmare. There Mellow stood in some town that seemed both familiar and unfamiliar. A crowd of shadowy beings that she recognized as village folk were leering at her in disgust or fear, and sometimes both. "Look at her," said one. "Look at what she's...

Koa awoke in the middle of an abandoned building. Metallic desks and odd tools suggested it was perhaps a lab or research facility, but beyond that, it was anyone's guess. There were no signs or other indicators to suggest that there was anything present there at all... but perhaps that was...

Everything spun at first, until eventually Icetales awoke to another swath of darkness and dust and bitter winds. Had it all been some elaborate dream? Icetales awoke bound in chains, but they had a lot of give. Even the most basic tugs would break them, leaving only a clattering, metallic...

It was dark. Cynthian knew this. And despite that, she could see perfectly fine through the gloom of these familiar trees and flowers. She was on the ground, staring skyward, but inevitably she would have to rise to the sense that she was being watched. Nothing moved, but she could feel them...

Everything smelled of smoke and fire. Distantly, frantic screams rang out, steam plumed from below as Pokemon tried to put out the flames, and even more of the inferno rose up a while later. Brisa was in the middle of a town square, just next to the gallows. The sky was blackened with smoke and...

Familiar swirls of red and general chaos and malice surrounded Bahamut on all sides, and yet it felt like, just beyond the storm, there were proper walls that enclosed the area. Crystals and prisms jutted out from random parts of the ground with a strange, purple energy running through them...

Dave awoke to a gray-blue sky in a gloomy city. Cars with no passengers drove by on the concrete roads and a horn sounded from far away. Despite this, Dave wasn't able to see much further out behind him than a few tens of meters. Instead, the way to go was forward, onto the property of a large...