A/N: Here's the next chapter. I would like to thank everyone who reviewed. Keep reading and reviewing please.

Disclaimer: I don't own Pokémon. It belongs to people a lot richer then I.

Chapter 1

A flash of clearness comes from a girl's eyes. She cries as she bolts up from her bed. Two very strange Pokémon were lying by her side. A blue coated Arcanine with black stripes embroiders the Pokémon. The other Pokemon is a gold and red Pidgot. "Kaily," spoke the Acranine.

"Tally," mumbled the girl. She gently rubs her eyes to reveal their true color of ocean blue. "We must go. It is time," said Kaily.

"Right," said the Arcanine. The Pidgot immediately opened its wings ready to take flight. Kaily jumped upon the Arcanine's back as the Pidgot flew up upon.

"We must find the one, Tally," said Kaily.

The Arcanini roared as it ran through the prairie. The Arcanine had never deceived its master before, and it wasn't planning on now. The world was at strake, and Kaily knew it all. She held in her hands everything. She would discover the truth to the prophecy that was embroidered into her. Since Kaily was young she always heard a voice within her dreams. Within her dreams a young boy was calling out to her. Crying, pleading to her. Kaily never discovered who that boy was, but she knew that someday her path may cross with that boy.

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"Eevee eve," growled a cute yet stubborn Eevee. The Eevee growled as it flung at another shadow. This one was harder then them all. "Eevee!" screamed Eevee.

He knew this was a dream. It was always this dream. They weren't like his old dreams. These dreams tormented him. They were so real, but Ash knew he was dreaming. But he could never wake from them till, it was all over. Ash recognized this dream somehow the cute Eevee in his dream was anyways there. It was always protecting his friends, yet Ash knew it was a stray. The Eevee had a proud heart, yet why was he dreaming this dream? He was never in any of these dreams. It was always his friends and Eevee. The Eevee was always fighting the shadows. The tormented shadows stuck all the good out of it. Ash felt sorry for the Eevee, yet he could feel the pain that Eevee felt. Like always just as he was too awake there was always this voice. This voice always called out to him.

There it was again. "Ashura! Help me! Save the world! Believe in yourself Ashura for if you believe there is nothing that you can't do. Even when the times seem too desperate. Always follow in your heart, Ashura. Believe that you can do it. Trust in your friends for love lies within. Trust them when times get desperate. Trust in them Ashura," shouted this voice.

"Who are you?" shouted Ash. Once again just as he screamed out his words the dream ended, and he bolt up in bed soaking wet. Ash sighed as he looked around. The sky was pitch black again. It's been this way for months. Each night there was no sign of a single star or a moon. Ash wanted to go home. He needed to go home. He couldn't stand traveling anymore. Ever since the Advance League ended, Ash had been like this. A week after he left Pallet the dreams started up. He couldn't concentrate on Pokémon battles anymore. Pikachu and all of Ash's Pokémon knew that Ash wasn't the same. He gets aggravated really easily now. Ash sighed as he looks down to find Pikachu fast asleep on top of his sleep bag. The rodent had been depressed the last few months. But still Ash envied the Pokémon. He looked around the camp that Brock had made. It was prefect, but lately Ash hadn't care for them much anymore.

There was his two best friends asleep by him. Brock and Misty, the three had been together forever, or to Ash they were. When Tracey, Haruka, and Masato were traveling with them, Ash didn't feel the comfort as he felt with Misty and Brock. Misty had just returned from Cerulean City. Her sisters were back from their round the world trip, and Misty was back with them.

Misty would sometimes say that the way that Ash was treating her, these days maybe it was better if she never came back. Some days when Ash just wasn't bearable to live with Misty and Brock would talk about leaving. Heck, Ash didn't blame them. He didn't even want to live with himself. The dreams were unbearable now. It weren't like this before. They would come once a week, but now it was nightly thing. Ash tried everything he could. He borrowed a trainer's Hypno and Gengar to destroy the dream. Even Gengar's dream eater didn't work.

Ash tried staying awake all night, but that didn't work. The voice always haunted him. The worse thing was that somehow he thought that he knew the voice. The voice was familiar, very familiar, yet Ash couldn't place it with anyone that he had ever met. But there was always that nagging feeling in his mind that by returning to Pallet all his worries could be demolished. So here he was, a day's walk before they entered Pallet. Tonight Ash didn't feel as helpless as he felt a few days ago. Now it was strictly hope that his dream would be forever gone.

Ash sighed as sleep overwhelmed him again. Ash quickly fell into deep sleep just like before the dreams come back to haunt him.

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"Hey Ash! Wake up!" shouted a girlish voice. Ash immediately bolted up from his uneasy sleep. He knew better than to not listen to Misty when she told him to get up. Ash had learned it the hard way that Misty would use her newly evolved Togetic to wake Ash. Misty always used Togetic's metronome which to Ash's disgust was always a strong attack that usually ended with him being poisoned, paralyzed, burned, frozen, or getting huge headache.

"Okay! Okay!" mumbled Ash.

Misty grinned as she watched Ash leap out of his sleeping bag. "I guess you finally learned," said Misty.

"Yeah, yeah, whatever," mumbled Ash. He grabbed his clothes and placed them on. He quickly awoke Pikachu to receive a thunder shock, before Pikachu grumbled as it got up. Ash yawned as he walked to the fire and sat down on a log. "'Morning," said Brock. He smiled as he turned around to see Ash. His smile immediately turned into a frown as he watched Ash drift in and out of sleep. "Not a good night's rest again?" asked Brock curiously.

"What do you think?" asked Ash grumpy. He knew he should be nicer to Brock and Misty, but he couldn't. He just didn't feel like being nice anymore.

"Ash," snapped Brock.

"What?" asked Ash angrily.

"Will you stop that absurd attitude? Do you know how much you're hurting Misty and me? We've been trying to annoy your attitude to us. But… but now its getting out of hand," snapped Brock.

"So?" asked Ash defending.

"Ash, Misty and I have been deciding stuff. We agree that we just can't travel with you anymore. Ash, Misty and I are leaving for good. If you can ever find the love that we once knew in you, we hope you find happiness, Ash," muttered Brock.

Ash's face immediately pained as he turned to face Misty. "Is it true?" asked Ash.

Misty's face immediately turned red. Ash knew it wasn't because she was embarrassed, but she had been crying. She had been crying throughout his conversation with Brock.

Misty gently pushed back a flock of hair and nodded. "Yeah, it's true Ash," muttered Misty. She gave Ash and friendly squeeze. From her short pockets she removed a red bundle. "Thank you, Ash," muttered Misty.

"For what?" asked Ash. His face was full of confusion as Misty pushed the bundle into his hand. With that she ran off into the woods, Ash saw the tears rolling from her eyes. The Togetic she had forgotten. Quickly he picked it up only to have a strong hand take it from him. Ash raised his head and saw Brock looking down at him.

"You know you really screwed up this time?" asked Brock. His face was filled with pity.

"Huh?" asked Ash questionably.

"Pikachupi," said Pikachu simply. Even Pikachu's translation didn't help Ash this time; his face was still filled with confusion.

Brock simply shook his head. "Maybe you'll figure it out someday, but I'll tell you one thing Ash. I learned this the hard way. You don't know what you'll lost, till you lose it," muttered Brock. "Good bye, Ash Ketchum. May your dreams come true." With that Brock left the stone stuck Ash to think over his actions. Ash watched as his two best friends disappear before him. That's when it hit him.

"I don't need them…" muttered Ash.

"Pika?" asked Pikachu questionably. The Pokémon didn't get it why his trainer didn't follow his friends. Ash sighed as he stroked Pikachu's fur. The Pokémon sighed in comfort as Ash popped out on a log. He looked at the comforting campsite that Brock had made for them. He looked at the breakfast that Brock at made with all his love. Ash had once tried to cook, but he just couldn't make it taste like Brock's.

Brock laughed and said, "To cook you must fill the food with love and care. To get the food to taste great you must nurture it from picking to eating."

Ash just laughed back then, but this time as he ladled a spoonful of Brock's oatmeal. He savored the whole ladle and for once Ash didn't think it taste like oatmeal. It tasted like something a friend would make for another with all their love. Ash understood now. He began to understand the voice in his head. He knew what is was trying to tell him now, but it was too late. Too late for Ash to change the past, but he knew the future was in his hands.

"Do I, Pikachu? Do I really need Brock and Misty?" asked Ash. He questioned the electric rodent. The Pokémon nodded its head.

"You think they'll forgive me?" asked Ash.

"Pika," said the Pokémon.

"You miss them too?" asked Ash.

"Pika."

Ash grinned a rare smile that he hasn't shown in weeks. "Then come, on," said Ash. He took down his tent and stuffed it back into his backpack. Ash distinguished the fire and placed a lid over the oatmeal and took it with him.

"Pika," said the Pokémon. Ash turned around and saw that in Pikachu's mouth was the bundle that Misty gave him. Ash was curious of what was in it and removed the package from Pikachu's mouth. The Pokémon jumped upon Ash's shoulder as with weary hands he opened the package. There sitting on his lap was something that he never thought he would see again.

"My Pokémon league hat," muttered Ash. He never except that Misty would return it to him again. He remembered their heart filled good-bye two years ago. Ash had given Misty his hat, Misty gave him a handkerchief. Ash still kept that handkerchief, and to this day he never did figure out the hidden message that Misty gave him. Ash picked it up and took off his new hat. He placed it in his backpack and placed this one back on his head.

"Pikachu," said the Pokémon with full approval. Ash looked down at the wrapping and saw a letter scribbled in Misty's handwriting. Ash picked it up and stared at it. His eyes watered as he read the letter.

him.

"MISTY!!" screamed Ash. He stuffed the letter in his pockets and took over running with Pikachu chasing behind.

A/N: This chapter should have been longer, but oh well. I still have to proofread the next few chapter before I can post them. How do you like it so far? Is it still confusing? Five reviews before I continue. Like it. Hate it. Got any ideas? I could use them