Subject: [FFML] Re: [FFML][Teaser][Pokemon]Killjoy
From: MinakoRei@aol.com
Date: 1/8/2000, 3:16 PM
To: st002153@hrz1.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de, ffml@fanfic.com

In a message dated 1/8/00 11:34:53 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
st002153@hrz1.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de writes:

 This is just something I thought up. Hope it is entertaining. 
 
 C&C and Help required.
 
 Killjoy
 Disclaimer: Pokemon is the property of Nintendo. This is just a work of
 fiction by a fan.
 
 
     Officer Jenny. Nurse Joy. Two familiar sights in every town and 
 city that has a Pokemon Center. Town to town, city to city, the 
 various Officer Jenny’s and Nurse Joy’s are identical to each other 
 in appearance. Diligent and professional. They discharge their 
 respective duties, serving the communities of humans and Pokemon. 
 The Officer Jenny’s are in charge of maintaining law and order while 
 the Nurse Joy’s are responsible for the well being of Pokemon.
     Forgotten by humans and all but the oldest Pokemon however, is 
 the dark secret that they keep. The reason for their respective 
 choices in professions to serve and aid humans and Pokemon alike. 
 The secret behind the identical appearances of all the females in 
 their family generation for generation.

An Amazing begining. Just the way it's told is very gripping
  
 
     It was a sorry sight that limped into Saffron City. The teenage 
 boy’s clothes had certainly seen better days. Cut and burned in 
 several places, they looked ready to fall apart at any moment. The 
 bandages underneath them bore testament to the fact that the damage 
 had been recent. On his back, he carried a Raichu in his half 
 destroyed backpack. Like the boy, the Raichu was badly hurt, 
 sporting injuries all over. 
     Keeping to the shadows, the boy struggled from shadow to shadow 
 with his precious Pokemon, doing his best to remain unseen. Every 
 now and then, a headache would seem to take the boy. When this 
 happened, one hand would go for his head, while the other reached 
 under his shirt to clench onto something there.
     Even stranger, it seemed that despite the injuries he and his 
 Pokemon had, he was headed neither for the hospital, nor for the 
 Pokemon Center. Instead, his destination was the Pokemon Gym. 
     Slipping unseen into the Gym, he headed immediately for the 
 Arena with familiar ease.

Very well described, sorta creepy and mysterious. I like it here.
  
     When the door to the Arena opened, Sabrina, leader of the 
 Saffron City Gym and expert in Psychic Pokemon, expected to see 
 another Pokemon Trainer here to challenge her for the Marsh badge. 
 What greeted her came completely unexpected.
     “Ash!” she rushed to his side immediately. “What happened to you 
 and RAICHU?!” 
     “Sabrina, I need your help.” Ash managed to get out before he 
 collapsed into her arms. “Let me stay here for a while, will you?” 
 he asked weakly.
     “Of course,” she replied quickly, “you can stay as long as you 
 like.”
     Ash smiled weakly and thanked her. Carefully, Sabrina half 
 carried, half dragged Ash into one of the spare rooms and laid him 
 onto a bed. 
     “I’ll call for a doctor. Lie down and rest.” Sabrina commanded.
     Ash shook his head. “No,” he pleaded. “I’ve already had a doctor 
 treat my wounds in the last town. They’re no longer life 
 threatening. I just need a place to rest and recover. No one must 
 know that I’m here. Please.”
     “Very well.” 
     Checking his claims, Sabrina saw that he had indeed been treated 
 and his current condition was more due to the stress of travelling 
 than his injuries. She decided to respect his wish for privacy. 
     She then turned her attention to Raichu and the Pokeballs on 
 Ash’s belt. 
     “I presume all of your other Pokemon are as badly hurt as your 
 Raichu?” she asked him as she gathered the Pokeballs. As she did so, 
 she noticed that there were only four Pokeballs where five should 
 be.
     “Yeah,” Ash nodded weakly, “if you could..”
     “Okay, okay,” she interrupted, “I’ll bring them to the Pokemon 
 Center and have them healed for you.” 
     “No, wait. Nurse Joy won’t heal my Pokemon.” Ash stopped her. 
 “Just let them out and give them food and water. I’ve already had a 
 human doctor take care of their injuries. They’re no longer in 
 danger. They just need to rest.” Sabrina nodded, puzzled by his 
 statement. 
     “I’ll explain everything later.” With that, Ash laid down into 
 the bed and within moments, was fast asleep.

Ash, that wasn't much of a surprise considering the raichu. But I'm curious 
of his age. Exactly how old is he?
  
     Sabrina did not understand Ash’s reaction to her bringing his 
 Pokemon to the Pokemon Center. Thus, against his wishes, she took 
 them there to be healed. Raichu had tried to resist, but in his 
 weakened state, could not stop her. 
     Arriving at the Center with the Pokemon, she immediately called 
 for Nurse Joy. 
     “Nurse Joy,” she set Raichu and the Pokeballs on the counter, 
 “could you please take care of these Pokemon? I’m afraid they’re all 
 badly hurt.”
     “Of course, Sabrina.” Joy immediately prepared to take in the 
 Pokemon and called for a Chansey to bring a stretcher. “A Raichu?!” 
 Her brows raised at the sight of the electric Pokemon.
     “Branching out Sabrina? I didn’t know you had the time to go out 
 and catch Pokemon.” she asked as she released the other Pokemon from 
 their Pokeballs. “A Charizard, a Blastoise, an Ivysaur and a Mew.” 
 Her smile began to slip visibly from her face.
     As she directed the Chanseys to bring the Pokemon to the back, 
 she turned to Sabrina with a fearful expression. “These wouldn’t 
 happen to be Ash Ketchum’s Pokemon, would they?”
     Sabrina showed her bewilderment at the question. Before she 
 could answer, Nurse Joy had already continued ranting.
     “Of course not,” Joy forced her smile back into place, “they 
 couldn’t possibly be his Pokemon. I’ll bring them to the back 
 immediately. Have a good day, Sabrina.” Without further ado, she 
 disappeared into the back along with the Pokemon, leaving Sabrina 
 alone in the hall.

Very mysterious, makes you wonder what knowledge Nurse Joy has of Ash's 
pokemon.
  
     Sabrina felt as though she had just been hit by a Confusion. 
 What in the world was going on here? First, a half dead Ash with 
 badly hurt Pokemon comes into her Gym and asks for a place to stay. 
 Then he refuses to call a doctor and begs for secrecy. Furthermore, 
 despite the condition of his Pokemon, he did not want her to bring 
 them to the Pokemon Center, claiming that Nurse Joy would not take 
 them in. Strangest of all, was Nurse Joy’s reaction when she saw 
 them. It was obvious she knew something about it but despite her 
 attempts, she kept brushing her off.
     Giving up trying to talk to Nurse Joy, Sabrina headed back to 
 her Gym. Ash had a lot of explaining to do when he woke up.

Not much around here to comment on.
  
     She had been about to reach his room when she felt it. The only 
 word she had to describe the sensation was DARKNESS. Not the 
 darkness that comes from turning off the lights at night. No, this 
 had the feeling of wrongness to it that she remembered from her 
 past. From before she met Haunter. However, compared with the one in 
 her heart in the old days, the darkness that she felt emanating from 
 Ash’s room made it feel like a harmless shadow under the sun.
     Drawing out her Pokeball containing her Kadabra, she ran the 
 last bit to Ash’s room and slammed the door open.
     What she saw was beyond her imagination.
     Floating in the middle of the room, was Nurse Joy. That was, if 
 Nurse Joy had midnight black wings sprouting from her back. If she 
 wore jet black armour and if she carried a wicked looking sabre 
 along with a whip that ended in several pointed caltrops.
     Looking into that hate twisted face and infernally glowing eyes, 
 Sabrina felt her blood freeze, her Pokeball clenched tightly in her 
 hand. All of a sudden, she felt as though she was a child staring at 
 a hungry, vicious Charizard.
     “Yyeess,” the demonic Nurse Joy smiled cruelly in anticipation. 
 “throw that sphere of yours.”
     Filled with terror, Sabrina took a step back from the door, the 
 Pokeball in her hand forgotten. With her back against the wall, 
 Sabrina could barely think. 
     Seconds passed. It soon became obvious to the evil Nurse Joy 
 that Sabrina was not going to act any time soon. With a snarl, she 
 raised her sabre, the serrated edge gleaming evilly in the gloomy 
 room and started towards the door at Sabrina.
     That finally shook Sabrina out of her stupor, but not out of her 
 terror. Cowering with fear, she let out a loud scream. To her 
 credit, she managed at the same time to project a telekinetic burst 
 to stop the oncoming demoness. Given her panicked state of mind, it 
 came as no surprise that the burst was weak and unfocussed. Still, 
 even one of Sabrina’s weakest bursts could throw a fully grown man 
 across a room. 
     The attack however, had almost no effect on the charging Fury, 
 the telekinetic energies curving away from her instead. Rather than 
 being repelled, the Nurse Joy lookalike merely floated to the 
 ground, pausing to regard the useless attempt at defence. Melodious 
 laughter came from her mouth as she savoured the fear released by 
 her prey. Slower this time, she stepped forward.
     Only to find herself unable to cross the threshold. Letting out 
 a cry of frustration, she pounded uselessly upon the invisible wall 
 that seemed to have been placed in the doorway.
     Surprised to find herself still alive, Sabrina glanced up to see 
 the evil Nurse Joy standing in the doorway, glaring at her with a 
 hate filled expression. 
     “Killjoy, return!” a voice cried out.
     All of a sudden, a red beam struck the demoness from behind, 
 engulfing her in red light. With all her might, the evil Nurse Joy 
 fought the entrapment. The beam’s power proved however stronger, 
 drawing the dark Pokemon back into it’s Pokeball.
     With the disappearance of the demoness, Sabrina could now see 
 into the room. Sitting upright on the bed with a sad expression, was 
 Ash. In his hand, was the Pokeball that had recalled ‘Nurse Joy’. 
     It was unlike any Pokeball Sabrina had seen. Connected to a thin 
 chain that lead around his neck, it looked like an Ultraball. But 
 instead of the normal colouring, it was almost completely black. 
 Only a red stripe could be seen along the line where the ball would 
 normally open.
     “Umm. I suppose you want an explanation for that?” Ash asked 
 sheepishly as he lowered the Pokeball. 
     Feeling blood return to her face, Sabrina nodded.\

Why Nurse Joy? You'l probably explain that later, but it does make you 
think...think alot.... a whole lot.
  
 
 Please send C&C to st002153@hrz1.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de
 
 One final thought :
 I've noticed that no one has ever written a fic about Mihoshi being
 Washu's granddaughter before. I mean, think about. In Hello Baby, the
 baby was shown as having blond hair and brown skin. Same holds true for
 the Grandmarshal of GP in Mihoshi falls from the Land of Stars. Has
 anybody considered that Mihoshi's luck (and ability to get into Washu's
 lab) could stem from the fact that she is Washu's great-granddaughter?
 She could be an aspect of Goddess Washu. Her freeing of Washu on Soja was
 no accident.

Umm....well this was an interseting thing to add at the end. It did break the 
dark feeling that the story gave me. And no It hadn't occured to me that 
Mihoshi might be related to Washu. Very interseting. Very interesting 
indeed....

Satoshi Yoshida


-- .---Anime/Manga Fanfiction Mailing List---. | Administrators - ffml-admins@fanfic.com | | Unsubscribing - ffml-request@fanfic.com | | Put 'unsubscribe' in the subject | `---http://www.fanfic.com/FFML-FAQ.txt ---'