The New Era of the Pokédex Holders
By: DracoMeteor
Summary: A series of One-shots of the Future Dex Holders, featuring their interactions with each other, their parents, and other characters. The children of the Dex Holders, with their unique mixture of personalities will for sure create some chaos and excitement! OldRivalShipping, MangaQuestShipping, SpecialShipping, SoulSilverShipping, FranticShipping, CommonerShipping, and AgencyShipping.
Disclaimer: DracoMeteor does not own Pokémon Special.
Frozen Innocence
"Tealy-Chan, We're leaving now."
The young girl nodded at her parents, who stepped out the door.
"We'll leave her with you then, Gramps."
"Be good, alright Tealy?"
She gave them both a final wave before closing the door behind them.
The professor beckoned the young girl to follow him.
Despite her being his Granddaughter, this was his first time taking care of her. Most of the time, Green and Blue could always manage their daughter, and Teal herself was rather responsible for a five year old.
So… What now? The professor scratched the back of his head.
When he cared for Red and Yellow's daughter, she loved to play and have fun. Teal… he actually had no clue.
"Teal, what do you want to do?" The Kanto Professor asked.
"…"
Awkward Silence.
"Well… Aren't you the talkative girl." Professor Oak really didn't know what to do. "Do you want to play house? A tea party? Draw?"
"Lab." The little girl said.
"Are you sure?" The Professor was rather shocked himself. Didn't little girls like to play those sorts of games?
Teal nodded.
"Well… I guess?" At least this way, Professor Oak could get his work done as well.
Professor Oak tapped away on his keyboard, trying to finish his newest project on Unova Legendaries, particularly Reshiram and Zekrom.
Teal sat on chair beside him, feet dangling, and filing through Crystal's past reports on Fire types of Hoenn.
It had only been less than half an hour since Green and Blue left their daughter in his care, and he already was thoroughly shocked by this girl.
She was basically all Green. Heck, even his own Grandson at this age was less serious than Teal.
When he first heard that he had to babysit Teal for a while, he was afraid that Teal would be as troublesome as her mother was, wrecking havoc all over the place. Turns out, it was the exact opposite.
The little girl now sat there, reports put aside in a neat pile, looking at him with a bored expression on her face.
Professor Oak was about to speak when Teal jumped off the chair and walked over to his desk that held his Pokéballs.
"W-Wait! Teal, don't touch those!" Professor Oak said in panic.
The little girl's stoic expression quickly changed. Her teal coloured eyes watered, and small tears rolled down her face. She sniffed rather pitifully and stuck a thumb in her mouth.
"… Y-you-" Professor Oak looked at the girl for a moment. "Fine." He sighed, giving in.
Teal's innocent facade immediately faded away.
Ah. So this is where Blue's personality kicks in. Professor Oak shook his head as Teal reached up on her tippy toes to get a Pokéball.
The girl grabbed the first Pokéball she could reach with her fingers, and released it.
"Pidgeotto!" The bird Pokémon squawked as it hopped out of its Pokéball.
Teal's lips curled up in delight as she reached out for the bird Pokémon.
Clearly, she didn't have her mother's phobia for birds.
"Nido!" A Nidoran popped out of the next Pokéball.
Professor Oak smiled as the girl released more Pokémon and began playing with them.
"I'll be right back Teal." Professor Oak left to fetch something from his PC.
Teal turned to look at him and nodded.
The Professor, came back, humming happily, coffee mug in one hand, a Macho Brace in the other.
"Teal, I'm bac-"
The coffee mug dropped and shattered into pieces.
His table, his chair, the shelves, the books, and other random objects in his room were frozen.
In the middle of the blocks of ice, sat Teal, Nidoran beside her, gazing up at him innocently.
"My lab… Nooooooooooooo!"
A shout of agony was heard all through out peaceful Pallet Town.
A/N: Nidoran's can learn Ice beam by TM.