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Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Part 3 Up Now

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Note: What I ultimately decided to do was try and use multiple legendaries, all going through the same experience (having a day off from scaring trainers' pants/shorts/skirts off), and decided to have the different creatures experience it in different ways. Some might by serious, some might be hilarious, but it gives a wide view of how the legendaries might interact and deal with situations that are unusual, if only to them. I may lump some legendaries together, and I probably won't use them all unless the ideas start rolling. This first part is simply to set the stage for the stories to come.

Prologue - Even Gods Get Bored

It was a little known fact that, while the legendary Pokemon supposedly had various dichotomies and rivalries, at the end of the day, those were just their jobs. In reality, the Legends' "separate dimensions" were really just a part of one dimension...like rooms in a mansion, or really, offices in an office building. The Legends were all friends and generally got along well...well, except for Mewtwo, but he was kind of a prick to everyone, anyway, and he stayed around the Earth all the time. But the rest of the Legends got along pretty well...and they often met at the end of the day to discuss their days.

Today, however, was different. You could feel it in the air...an unrelenting sense of boredom.

Arceus stretched its limbs and yawned. Shaymin wasn't zipping about in its Sky Forme, but rather lay down on the ground in its Land Forme, seemingly exhausted. Kyogre and Groudon were separated from each other, not because of any dislike, but because they tended to be unable to control their respective powers while Rayquaza was sleeping, and it slept a lot. Darkrai and Cresselia didn't bother with their usual playfight over who would get to handle Rayquaza's dreams this time. Even Celebi wasn't her usual flirtatious self, instead floating in place with her arms crossed next to Lugia and Ho-oh.

Finally, Dialga appeared and looked over his comrades. "By the dimensions, you all look like the Distortion Dimension." Origin Forme Giratina grunted at this. "Sorry, no offense intended, Gira. What a meant was you all look horrible. Bad days?"

Celebi responded first. "You have no idea. Some whacko tried to shove me into something he called a GS Ball! I wasn't about to go in a Pokeball for any reason! Besides, there was a really hot Tropius checking me out, so I didn't have time for that."

"You think you had it bad, Celebi, listen to my day." Arceus cracked its neck. "One minute I'm sitting in my Hall of Origin, and the next, all of my Plates come flying in and whack me in the head, one by one. Of course, since I know someone's coming, I can't really be hurt just then, so I try to act cool while this crazy old man attacks me with a giant-ass Shiny Machamp! Then if that weren't enough, he sends two and then later THREE Pokemon after me at once before having his Golem blow up in my previously injured face. I'm lucky I had strength enough left to break the Pokeball he threw at me, or you would have never seen me again."

Darkrai shook his head. "Wow, Arceus, you got me trumped. Was trying to play with my sister here when people spot me and start screaming that I'm trying to kill Cressie. Like I'd kill my own flesh and blood!"

Cresselia nodded in agreement, adding, "Of course, I tried to tell them off, but that'd have none of that. Just once, I'd like to be able to go through one day where we didn't have our supposed rivalries and roles in the universe thrown out at us!"

Every Legend (even Rayquaza, whom Kyogre and Groudon had woken up) in attendance nodded in affirmation, and even Dialga himself had to admit that his role as Lord of Time was getting tiresome. "You are all correct, my friends. Day after day, we go out there and perform our duties in the exact same way, and every night we come back here tired and occasionally--" (he gestured to Arceus as he said this) "--physically injured. I don't know about you all, but to me, one thing is perfectly clear: we all need a vacation."

"Vacation?" Rayquaza inquired, punctuating it with a stretch and a yawn. "Is that anything like a nap? I'm all for naps..."

Groudon cuffed his serpentine counterpart in the back of the head. "No, Ray! He's saying we need a day off. And I tend to agree. I'm tired of being hunted by terrorist groups who want to abuse me or destroy me. And Ray never gets enough sleep because every time someone summons Kyo and I together, he's gotta come and 'keep us in line'. So I think Dialga's right. We need a day off!"

Lugia, ever the voice of reason, raised the necessary question: "There is one possible flaw in this plan of yours, Dialga. We know we need the time off. But the humans don't. They may not cooperate with our desires."

Dialga sighed, realizing Lugia was spot on as usual. "Fair point. So obviously, we can't just go out into the world as it is. Fortunately, since two of us can travel through time--" (Celebi beamed and winked at Dialga, much to his annoyance) "--we can send each group to a time before they were ever discovered. Hopefully, as long as we all keep low-profiles, nothing will change, and we'll get to have our vacations. Now, let's divide into groups--"

"Tarry for one moment, sir Dialga!" Such an eloquent speech and word choice could have only come from one Legend: the Knowledge Pokemon, Uxie, who floated in with a platter of small red gems. "If I may, before we go gallavanting across the temporal-spatial continuum, we should probably possess some way for us to return to these precise coordinates once we are sufficiently rejuvenated in mind, body, and soul."

Azelf and Mesprit floated in behind Uxie. "What he meant to say," Mesprit translated, "was before we all run off, we should probably have some way to get back. That's what these are for!"

Azelf continued, "According to Uxie, these are translocational signal beacons, or something like that. Mes and I just prefer to call them 'go-home devices'. They are keyed into this place, and will send us all back here when we're done relaxing!"

Uxie gave his lake counterparts a death glare. "I was in the process of providing that exposition...at any rate, there is still one vital component missing from these...'go-home devices'. That being the providence of temporal displacement energy, which needs provision by sir Dialga or maiden Celebi." Celebei was about to say something, but Uxie cut her off with, "And if you consider making advances toward me, miss Celebi, I shall see to it that your device translocates you into a pack of feral Houndoom." To that, Celebi frowned and floated back over by Dialga.

The large Master of Time raised his head. "I'm not entirely certain what Uxie just said, but I assume that means their devices needs our power to work. So shall we, Celebi?" Still sulking, Celebi simply nodded, then glowed, sending showers of chrono-sparks into several of the devices. Dialga's personal gem glowed brightly, and he gave a fierce Roar of Time, sending his own temporal energy into the devices in waves. Soon, the red gems had a dull glow of their own.

Uxie seemed satisfied, then handed them out to each Legend. "There. In order to activate the...'devices'...simply hold it aloft and utter the word 'Metanoia' to it. You will then immediately be translocated to this precise location in this precise spot on the timeline."

Mesprit began, "He means you'll come back right here and--"

Azelf cut Mesprit off with sharp elbow. "I think they know what he meant by that, Mes. For once, his speech wasn't that confusing."

Before the two could begin their usual scuffle that followed such arguments, Dialga cleared his throat and said, "Okay, now can we break up into groups? Az, Mes, Uxie, you three will be the first to go, since I can't abide your squabbling. Celebi, let's not give them a choice in the matter..." Together, both Master of Time and Forest Guardian used their powers once more to first send the Lake Guardians to some distant time.

In short order, the groups were settled, and each group was sent on their way. Arceus chose to go alone, and so he would have had Mew not snuck in and playfully glomped him at the last minute. Shaymin opted not to go at all, as it had existed as long as gratitude did, and therefore couldn't find a possible time period in which it could lay low. Rayquaza almost didn't go, but Kyogre and Groudon made it, saying that they wouldn't go without it. Darkrai and Cresselia went together, seeking a time where they could finally get to play together without getting yelled at. Ho-oh and Lugia also went as a pair, neither caring where they went. Palkia decided to stay, to "hold down the fort" as it were, and Giratina stayed with her. That left, out of the Legends that were there, that left only Celebi and Dialga, who'd had to go last to make sure everyone who wanted to go got to.

Celebi giggled and floated around Dialga. "Well, Dia, hun, guess it's you and me. I always wanted to go out with you once."

Dialga would have facepalmed if he weren't a quadruped. "Look, Celebi, they only reason we are going together is because we had to send everyone else off first, and someone needs to make sure that you don't get into trouble. Got it?"

"Sure, hon, keep telling yourself that," the forest sprite playfully chided.

"Whatever. Shay, Gira, Pal, we'll see you on the flipside." And with that, the two time Pokemon vanished into the ether.

The Legends' day off had begun.
 
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Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

Most interesting, dear sir, most interesting. I shall continue to follow the misadventures of such an amusing ragtag bunch of misfits that is your legendary group.

Moar, please.
 
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Thanks for making me laugh! I can't wait to see where they all end up!:yahoo:
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

Thanks.

My hope is that the pairings end up being as memorable as where they end up and what they get into. I tried to keep "traditional" intra-generational groupings together except where I needed a conflict of personality. (Thus Arceus/Mew and Dialga/Celebi.)
 
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A question though- where are teh BEASTS? xD
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

To be honest, I don't know what personalities I could give to the Beasts that I hadn't already given the others. But since they are roamers in their every appearance, one could surmise that their job is fun enough to not be boring.

You'll also note that the Regis and Heatran are missing, too, as are Jirachi, Manaphy and Phione. The Regis have no personality to play off of, and I'm not that big on the other aforementioned Legendaries. Besides, Jirachi and Manaphy have had their movie (and Phione its own episode), while Cressie's gone largely ignored.
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

Heatran can be the Slowpoke. Y'know mundane and certainly not very bright. He had little screentime, too.
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

Eh, true. Maybe I'll have one of the groups run across him as a cameo...
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

I've subscribed to this awesome fic. Got an Idea, add the beasts as a cameo rracing around the land. Shaymin tries to follow, but can't be bothered!
 
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Actually, that is a great idea, to have a side-story with the Legends "left behind". I wonder what mischief Shaymin, Palkia, and Giratina can get into while the rest are gallivanting across time and space...might even need a Mewtwo cameo, too.
 
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Why not... (PMs the Idea so people don't hear)
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

I didn't actually like this intro for what it was. What I mean to say is, as an individual piece of writing, it was mediocre. It was well written, but kinda boring.

It did do its job though because I'm definitely looking forward to reading the next few chapters. I saw this idea on Plot Bunny and I expected it to be a one shot (if it was ever done, as only a fraction of the ideas there actually are), but you seem to have transferred it into a series quite well.

As well as the beasts you also missed out Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres, but I don't think that's a problem. You don't need to include every legendary ever created, that'd be a bit silly and if this is still ongoing when Gen V is in full swing (and I hope it is), please don't bother including their legendaries.

I think you've got a decent set of characters that will carry this off for a long time and I'd really like Mewtwo to make a cameo just because he's been mentioned as a 'prick' and I'd really like to see him as just that rather than actually destructive and evil.

Anyway, you seem like a good writer and you've certainly got a good idea, I'll be reading, I hope you keep this up. I'm really looking forward to finally seeing a well written comedy story.
 
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I loved how Celebi kept spittin' game with Dialga!
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Prologue Up Now

Well, prologues are designed to set things up, so I guess it did its job. :)

And I think Dialga and Celebi will be the most fun to write, if not Arceus and Mew. I just have to figure out which group goes first.
 
Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Part I: Brotherly Attention

Note: After much thought and deliberation, I have opted to start with the most polarized duo: Arceus and Mew.

Part I: Brotherly Attention - Modern Day

That damned kid, thought Arceus. I was hoping to enjoy this day off by myself, but no, that damned kid had to join me... As he walked along in the early morning sunshine, he held his head low and shook it, grunting in disgust at the infantile feline floating around his head gleefully. At the last possible minute, the ever-playful Mew had practically tackled his "brother" Arceus just before they were sent off. Never mind that Mew hadn't been there to receive one of Uxie's translocator...things. Mew never thought about things like that. Ever. And now, such thoughtless could jeopardize Arceus' holiday.

No... the God Beast said to himself. I will not let this child ruin my vacation. I will simply have to suffer him until it is time to go home.

Mew, however, wasn't thinking anything remotely similar. He was having too much fun frolicking in the meadows and flying around and under his big brother. "Arcey-mew!" he called out, flying up to meet with a lone Starly. "Watch this-mew!" The young Legend and his new-found avian friend spiralled through the sky, dipping and diving right in front of the Qilin's face. "Whee-oof!" The Starly managed to see the tree it was about to run into and break skyward, but the carefree cat-sprite smacked right into it headfirst. Fortunately, Mew was nothing if not resilient, and simply laughed off the blow.

The quadrupedal Pokemon sat down simply so he could bring one paw to his face. "Mew, how many times have I told you to watch where you're going when you do that? I swear, you're going to knock yourself out one of these days, and some enterprising trainer is going to snap you right up into one of their damned Pokeballs. If that happens, I'm not saving you!"

Just then, there was a rustling in the trees. "I thought I heard something over this way!" came a young male voice. "Sounded like talking. Maybe a flock of Chatot or something like that. C'mon, Diana!"

"Hold on a second, Peter!" came the girl's reply. "I'm checking to make sure I have enough Pokeballs."

"Crap..." Arceus hunched down before signalling Mew to come over to him. "Nice one, Mew," the God Beast whispered. "You attracted too much attention! Now we've got trainers headed this way, and I'm still kind of beaten up from facing that crazy old man! This is the last thing we need right now...come on! We've got to lay low."

Unfortunately, Mew zoned out somewhere around the point of "Nice one," and the youngster didn't hear a word after that. "...Huh? What? Why are you whispering, Arcey-mew?"

The elder Legend really didn't feel like having to explain the situation again. "Just say down and shut up!" he whispered more forcefully.

The feline sprite cocked his head to one side in confusion. "Mew?"

Arceus was starting to get frustrated already with his young co-hort, and in his frustration, he forgot where he was and what he was doing. "Oh, for the love of me, would you just SHUT! THE HELL! UP!" Only the echoes of his last words snapped him back to reality. "Aw, Muk..."

"I heard it, Peter! It's over this way!"

"Right behind you, Diana!"

Arceus grabbed his feline companion. "Allow me put this in terms even you can understand. Run! Now!" He let go of Mew and took off out into deep cover. Unfortunately, Mew floated off in the complete opposite direction, out towards the open meadow. "Oh, for the love of..." Arceus spun around and ran after the Psychic Pokemon, shaking his head along the way. "That kid's gonna be the end of me..."

The Qilin burst out of the woods to find Mew once again playing, this time on ground level with a couple of Rattatta. "Dammit, Mew? Did you already forget about the--"

"There you are!" Out from the trees came a young boy and girl, roughly the same age, each with a Pokeball in hand.

The elder Legend shook his head and finished, "--trainers." He sighed in exasperation, then continued. "All right, come on. Let's get this over with. You send out your Pokemon, they try to attack us, I knock them out, and we all go home, me to get some rest and you with a nice story to tell. All right?" Neihter trainer moved an inch. "What? Am I the only one who knows how this works? Come on!"

Diana spoke first. "There's something very different about that one...I feel like we should know what that Pokemon is..."

Mew broke away from the Rattata and floated over beside Arceus. "Arcey-mew? What's going on-mew?"

"Don't worry about it, Mew," the larger Pokemon responded. "I'm taking care of business. Just stay quiet and stay watchful, all right?"

Peter pondered the two talking Pokemon. "Arcey...Arcey..." When it finally dawned on him, he jumped backwards and almost tripped and fell. "Arceus! Diana, that's Arceus!"

Diana replied, "Holy Miltank, you're right! And the smaller one is Mew!"

((Can't finish it now; I'll come back to it))
 
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((Note: Sorry about that, but I had to pause for lunch. Direct continuation of Part I...))

"It's about damn time you kids figured it out," groused the rather weary God Beast, starting to get sick of this "vacation" already. "Now are you going to chatter all morning long, or is this going to lead to its inevitable conclusion?"

Diana and Peter looked at each other for a second. To Arceus' amazement, they then smiled and looked at both Legends before answering in unison, "Nope!"

In that instant, you could have knocked Arceus over with a Farfetch'd's leek. "...Wait, what?" he asked, sounding for a second almost like his feline counterpart.

Mew floated over and rested on Diana's shoulder while she continued, "Well, it's true that you don't get to see a legend everyday, but..."

Peter beamed in picked up from where Diana left off, "...Why would we ever want to catch you guys and deprive other people of that unique experience? It just wouldn't be right, would it, Diana?"

Diana giggled as Mew attempted to climb onto her head. "Nope, it wouldn't!"

"Diana-mew and Peter-mew are so nice, mew!" said the young cat-sprite as he leapt from Diana's head to Peter's shoulder. Peter gently petted Mew, who purred contentedly before flying around both children. "And Arcey-mew was worried, mew."

For once, Arceus had to admit that the little one was right. "I apologize for that," he stated calmly. I've had some rather bad experiences lately, including having someone practically shoving an exploding Golem in my face. But if I may ask, why are you two children out here this morning?"

Peter spoke up first. "Well, it's my sister's 10th birthday, and I promised her I'd take her out to help her catch her first Pokemon today. She wanted to go out to help catch my first Pokemon a year ago, but Mom and Dad wouldn't let her because she wasn't old enough for her Trainer license. So I promised her that I'd wait until she caught her first Pokemon and got her license, and we'd head out on our journey together."

Diana smiled and twirled. "Yep, my brother's so thoughtful! And since I want to become a coordinator, and he wants to become a great trainer, our goals compliment each other. Mom and Dad said it was okay, so here we are!"

Mew flittered about. "That's so wonderful, Mew! Arcey-mew, can we help them, mew?"

Arceus was taken a bit back at Mew's out-of-nowhere question. "W-what do you mean, help them? I can't create any Pokemon here; I'm still too weak. How in the world would we help them find a Pokemon for Diana?"

The kitten sat on his brother-figure's head and responded, "So many Pokemon here, mew! Starly-mew and Rattatta-mew and Pikachu-mew and all sorts of Pokemon, mew! Surely we can find one for Diana-mew!"

What the hell, Arceus thought. Helping a brother and sister find a Pokemon is certainly different than what I'm used to, and what are the odds of me getting hurt? "Oh, all right, Mew, we'll do it. But only because we're on vacation, and we haven't got anything better to do, all right? Now get off of my head, little brother, you're heavier than you look..."

Diana picked up on that little throw-away addition and stated, "Oh, so you two are brothers?"

"Yes, and no," responded Arceus. "Mew acts so much like a little kid that someone has to watch over him. Unfortunately, I drew the short straw on that, so Mew got attached to me." He sighed. "Lucky me, I guess..."

Mew floated off of the Qilin's head, singing, "Lucky, lucky, lucky Arcey-mew!"

Peter chuckled at the young Lengend's antics before addressing the God Beast. "Actually, I would say so. I mean, sometime Diana might annoy me as well...but she's still my sister. Older siblings are supposed to look out for the younger ones. It's part of what being the oldest is about. At least, that's what Mom and Dad say."

What unusual concepts these humans come up with, mused Arceus within himself. Although at least for now, I suppose it has some merit, if only so it'll keep Mew out of trouble. Arceus stayed quiet, but simply nodded. The children and Mew all cheered, and together they ran off into the meadow, with the God Beast watching over them.

Amazingly, they spent the whole day out there searching for Pokemon. Diana had a good number of Pokeballs given to her by both her parents and her brother, but even with the help of Mew and Peter's shiny Eevee, she struggled. She didn't catch a single Pokemon the whole morning, and by lunchtime, she was frustrated.

The children and Pokemon all five sat down to a picnic lunch, provided by the children's parents. Mew munched happily on a slice of Pecha Berry Pie while Peter sat next to his sister attempt to console her, as she was eating slowly due to her anger.

"Diana," he started, "do you know how many Pokeballs I went through before I caught my Eevee?" She silently nodded in response. "12. On one Pokemon. But I finally got her. So you might not get the Pokemon you want on the first try, but that's okay. You'll catch one. I know you will. So eat up, okay? You're going to need the energy for this afternoon."

Diana smiled, grateful for her brother's words of encouragement, then wolfed the rest of her sandwich down. "You bet I will. I'll make you proud, brother! Now pass me a piece of that Peach Berry Pie! I'm starved!"

Arceus seemed amazed at how Peter's words were able to reach Diana so easily. It seems that these two have a strong bond as siblings, he figured, that helps them strengthen each other. It's no wonder Peter wanted to be out here with his siter. Alone...who knows if she'd be able to do this without her brother's support.

Suddenly, a distant noise caught Arceus' attention. He closed his eyes and attuned his ears to see if he could tell what it was and where it was coming from. Sounds like... His eyes snapped open. "I hear vehicles! Heade this way, from over the hills to the south! I don't like this...children, we may have to cut this picnic short..."

Diana started to protest, "But I haven't yet caught me a Poke..." And then she saw the pack of jeeps racing over the hills, causing a Pokemon stampede. "...Oh." She dropped her pie and then immediately began gathering everything up. Meanwhile, Mew was flying around frantically while Peter was trying to help her.

Those Pokemon and the idiots stampeding them are coming up too fast...they'll get run over if I don't do something. Arceus started to get up, but felt a sharp pain in one of his legs. There were still shards of disintegrated Golem inside of him, and one was starting to cause problems now after all his running around today. But the Origin Pokemon didn't have time for pain...these kids, and little Mew needed him to do something now.

Ignoring the sharp jabs of agony in his leg, he leaped over between the stampede and the children. Gathering what strength he had left, he roared viciously, causing the herd of Starlys, Rattatas, Pikachu, and other various creatures to separate, moving around the picnickers. Unfortunately, his strength failed him soon after, and the mighty Arceus, Lord of Origin, collapsed in pain.

Mew hovered above his elder, obviously concerned, but he shied back a little bit when the jeeps stopped in front of them. Out of the jeeps stepped several large men, all with tranquilizer darts and nets. In the back of their jeeps were cages with several sad-looking Pokemon.

"Look at wha' we gawt here, boys," one of them in a large hat drawled. "A Mew and the one and only Arceus. And it looks like we don't even have to tranq the big one. He looks like he's half-dead already."

One of the other low-lifes chewed on a toothpick behind the hatted one. "Whoo, boss, that there Arceus will set us up fer life once we sell 'im!"

Arceus simply growled in protest. He was even too tired to talk, let alone fight them. He just hoped Mew was able to get the kids and Peter's rare Eevee to safety...

One of the other underlings spotted said Eevee standing close to Peter and Diana, sparkling in the high afternoon sun. "Lookit, Boss! These kids dun got themselves a shiny Eevee!"

The boss laughed heartily. "I reckon we'd be better caretaker's a-dat there Eevee than y'all would, kids." He leaned in so close that the children could smell his foul breath. "So you best be givin' me the Pokemon, iffin ya knows what's good fer ya."

Peter looked visibly scared, but his voice didn't sound like it. "I'm not giving you my Eevee! I worked hard to catch her!"

The boss stood back up straight. "That's a shame, boy..." he started. "Because I'd hate ta see the looks on yer parents' faces when they see what I dun to you fer being so insolent. Boys...take the Pokemon. By force iffin' ya have ta."

"Mew..." The feline sprite's face took on a look that Arceus had never seen before...one of pure anger. "Mew! You're not talking Eevee-mew or Arcey-mew! I won't let you, Mew!" He flew right up into the boss' face and stated, "You'll have to go through me first, mew!"

"Oh, really?" taunted the big human. "And just what exactly are Mew gonna do 'bout it, little one?" The way he inflected his speech made it clear that he was mocking the little cat's vocal quirk.

"This, mew!" The young Legend flew up and back over to Arceus and the children. Then he began to dance, this time with a purposeful rhythm. "Me...tro...nome...MEW!" Above his head, light gathered into a roughly egg-shaped orb. "Softboiled, mew!" The egg exploded over Arceus, sending healing sparks raining down over him. All the shards of the rock Pokemon wriggled their way out and fell to the ground around him, and the God Beast himself glowed with renewed health and power. Both the children and the Eevee moved back, in awe of the miracle which had taken place as a result of Mew's courage.

Arceus, however, simply smirked, and as the healing move's glow faded, his own circle of plates began to glow and spin.

"Thanks, Mew...very timely use of Metronome, although for a second there, I was thinking it was going to be some kind of attack move," the stately Qilin uttered as he stretched out. "But now that I'm feeling better, maybe we can give these poachers the Judgment they truly deserve..."

The boss, now both in awe and in fear of the revival of the God Beast, issued the order for all the poachers to fall back to their jeeps. But Arceus wasn't about to let them get away. "For the unlawful capture of Pokemon without a license...for attempted extortion and theft...and for reckless endangerment of minors and Pokemon, I, the Origin Pokemon Arceus, cast Judgment upon you!" The powerful Legend roared for viciously that it echoed throughout the meadow, and the force of its sound waves sent poachers flying and caused the locks on the cages to shatter. Pokemon rushed out of the jeeps and back out onto the meadow, both in jubliation of their renewed freedom and in fear of the incredible power of the Creation Pokemon.

Mew taunted the fallen poachers, "That's right, mew! That's my brother, mew! Don't mess with him, or you'll have to deal with both of us, mew!"

Arceus laughed at his counterpart. "All right, Mew, I think they get the message. Now, as I recall, we still need to help Diana find a Pokemon to catch..."

Diana went over to one of the cages, where one Pokemon remained, scared out of its wits. A Riolu was shaking in the corner of the cage. "C'mon, don't be scared," Diana gently spoke. "You're a free Pokemon now...we're not going to hurt you. C'mon."

Tentatively, the little pup inched out of the cage toward Diana. It saw her smiling face, heard her kind voice, and somehow, it knew she was sincere. But still it looked toward the Master Qilin, as if asking if it was going to be okay.

Arceus smiled. "Go on, little one. It'll be all right. She'll take good care of you, I'm sure of it."

The God Beast's words seemed to calm the Riolu's fears, and it boldly excited the cage and jumped down to the ground. Diana bent down to its level, still smiling. "Hey there. Would you like to come with me and explore the world together? I'll take good care of you, and we'll enter Contests together. What do you think?" She took out a Pokeball. "Want to come along with me?" The Riolu smiled and nodded, then allowed the Pokeball's energy beam to take it. Without a struggle, the Riolu entered the Pokeball, giving the young coordinator her first Pokemon.

"Well, how about that?" Peter said in amazement. "She caught her first Pokemon without having to even battle it! Sis, you are truly amazing. It's going to be so much fun traveling together." His Eevee cooed in agreement, eager at the prospect of having a playmate for the long journey ahead.

Mew danced arond Diana and Peter once again. "It's so wonderful, mew! An exciting adventure awaits you both, mew! I hope we get to meet again, mew!"

Arceus nodded. "As do I. But I think it's time that you kids got back to your parents. After all, as Mew said, you've both got a long and exciting journey ahead of you. And Mew and I have to get home; we've had too much excitement for one day."

Arceus, Mew, and the children said their goodbyes, and the children ran off toward home, with Eevee and Rilou happly running along beside them. The scene almost made Arceus forget that it was indeed time to go home...almost. "All right, Mew...since you don't have a translocation device, you're going to have to hold onto me again." The God Beast smiled to his feline companion. "So hang on tight, brother...you and I are going home."

Mew exclained as he glomped the larger Legend, "Home, Arcey-mew! Yay! I'm so tired, mew...it's been such an exciting day, mew!"

"Indeed it has..." Arceus produced the red gem-like device. "Metanoia!" With a flash of light, both Qilin and feline sprite disappeared, their presence in this place only a fond memory in the children's hearts and a recurring nightmare in the minds of the poachers.

Next time: Dialga and Celebi...oh boy.
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Part 1 Up Now

Aww, that was sweet of Arceus and Mew.

One question is Arceus male or female in this fic?
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Part 1 Up Now

I would advise you to write your chapters in Word before posting them, in my experience, that really is the only way to keep a long running story regular - writing the chapters in advance and posting them a few days later, then you'll get rid of this problem of posting half chapters and such.

Anyway, I did like this chapter, I wonder if we'll meet Peter and Diana again, as this story incorporates time travel perhaps they'll have conquested all the Gyms and contest halls in their region (whatever region that is) when the next set of Legends beat them?
 
Re: Legends' Day Off (Possible PG-13) - Part 1 Up Now

Aww, that was sweet of Arceus and Mew.

One question is Arceus male or female in this fic?

Arceus is male, at least in this fic. No, this is not a result of my perception of God, but rather because I wanted the older brother-younger brother dynamic between the two of them.

You're right, Gastly, I should have done it that. Hopefully, this is the only time that happens. And don't worry, I have plans for the siblings, even if not in this fic...

Now to consider the mischief Dialga and Celebi can get into...:evil:
 
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