Snippet #2072602

Everything was black. Pain, horrendous pain, flew through the pokemon's body like an electric shock. Muscles tensed as they desperately clung onto breaking and repairing bones. This wasn't normal. Pokemon did not change form at random, and when they did so when evolving and such, the process was much different. Then, the body was ready to undergo physical changes that it had been preparing for since they were first born. And the very few that could change form had no problem because it was in their genetic make up to be able to do so. But this was different. The genes and chromosomes that made up these Legendaries were rapidly morphing by force. Force from the medical injections and liquids the humans had given them. After going though such an intense procedure, they would be lucky to be alive.

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Sunlight streamed into the cave through small openings in the rock formation. Although the day was surprising warm, the forest was oddly quiet. The pokemon, that inhabited the area, were usually bustling through the foliage. On this day, however, all eyes were turned to two humans. Two humans that were once Legendary Pokemon.

Ocean blue eyes peered through a mop of lavender hair. The female stayed laying on the floor, staring off into the forest with a look of horror in her eyes. Her breathing was heavy and her mind was in a haze. Her gaze slowly shifted from the outside back into the cave and onto her town skin. She wiggled her fingers and slowly moved other body parts until eventually coming to a sitting position. She rapped the strange black material that was under her over her body like a towel before eventually standing up as well.

Leaning against the edge of the alcove, she peered around the outside more intently. "Where am I?" She whispered to herself, taking a few steps onto the grass. Morning dew had coated the vivid greens in a white mist that tickled the soles of her feet. Stretching her toes between the blades of grass, she noticed something gleaming in the sunlight. Picking it up, she had a small necklace similar to that of a dog tag with the word Aura branded into it. Softly closing her hand around it, she choked out, "Who am I?"