AureliaShipping Drabbles and Short Stories
Written by SkittleBoxx
Lanakila Snow
The class was bundled up in warm coats, something rare in the Alola region. It was only necessary as the Pokemon School's class was researching on Pokemon that could be found on Ulu'ula Island's Mount Lanakila.
In the crisp snow, Lillie held the ends of her coat up as she trudged through the snow. Ahead of her, Ash was also stepping through the snow.
"Ash, what do you mean that you've done this before? Snow is so weird and cold!"
Ash turned around and laughed. "Is this your first time seeing snow?" He somehow walked back to Lillie.
Lillie shook her head, which was powdered by crystal-like snowflakes. "No. I've seen it once before... but then I hid under my bed, I was so scared as to what was happening. So, in a way... yes and no." She dropped her jacket ends. "And I'm never gonna get through this..."
The boy gripped onto one of Lillie's mittened hands. "Hold on..." He bent down and placed an arm on her back, then another under the knees. With a small grunt, he heaved Lillie out of the snow and was now holding her bridal style.
"Ash!" It was easy to see Lillie's burning blush with her pale skin. "What are you doing-"
"Shh," Ash interrupted. He managed to walk out of the snowy area and strode into a clear area with only a dusting of snow. "Look up, Lillie."
Lillie looked up, then gasped as she lay her eyes on the sky. In the sky were tons of gently drifting snowflakes that looked like little diamonds. One certain snowflake fluttered through the air and landed on Lillie's nose, to which she alerted everyone of with a small squeak. She felt Ash's chest move as he laughed, and she could almost feel his heartbeat. She reached out and let a flake land on her cream white glove, which made her smile.
"...it's beautiful, Ash..." She grabbed onto a gloved hand of her classmate.
She heard Ash laugh quietly. "It really is something. I think it's better with such a good friend watching it with me..."
And all the while, the beautiful diamond dust danced around them.