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"Pokemon talking with Anima."

Pokemon thinking...around Anima

There was no backing out.

Sure, it was rough at first...

But the child was their's.

She moved around a lot, from home to home, but mainly stayed away from the human world. Arceus, Dialga, and Palkia had even teamed up and created another world, just for legendaries and their new 'daughter'. Once that was made, Anima was finally settled and stayed always with someone to keep her company.

But, Anima didn't need constant attention. Even though she was doted on by the Legendaries, nothing could spoil her warm heart of gold. She was unblemished and pure compared to everything else.

And, because of this, Anima turned out right. She only cried when she truly meant it, not over some silly thing or another, and was sad for a mere millisecond(if she was ever sad) and she was very sensitive to the world. Anger or selfishness or didn't seem to ever occur in Anima's mind. She had everything she could ever want or need.

The one's she seemed to love the most were the original ones who had 'loved her at first sight'. Or, glance. But, she always seemed to be around someone. Mew, Celibi, and Latias were her best playmates and friends, and Lugia was like the mother she never had. The other's were responsible for her knowledge and high IQ. Everyone was a source of her great power.

But, like Latios had said, one day, Anima had to return to the human world. She would have to walk among her own kind. Arceus knew this day had to come soon. Anima was fourteen now. And soon, she'd be fifteen. Just a few days, actually. And visiting the human world would be like her birthday present. She had heard so much about this world, but knew nothing of the sort on what it would be like. The Legendaries couldn't help but be wary, though.

Would her golden heart be poisoned?

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Anima

"That one...looks like...a cloud."

"Lati, they all look like clouds. You have to find shapes is them! That's the point of this game."

"OoOoh! That one looks like a...a...wait...? That one looks like...me!"

"I'm pretty sure that one looks like another tree, Celibi."

"No! See! There's the wings and the head and the feet...my feet. My wings. My head."

"No...I'm still sure that one looks like a tree."

"No, look at it this way. Tilt your head to the side like this..."

"Oh! Okay, now I see it. Hey, it is you! That's hilarious!"

Celibi, Mew, Latias, and I laid on the hill in the meadow, staring up at the clouds, trying to pick out shapes. So far we had found a tree, a hand, a circle, a square, and a fluff ball. Now, we had found Celibi.

"Bi, why do you think you're in a cloud?" I questioned, sitting up.

"Because I am awesome." She giggled, beating her tiny wings and fluttering into the air like the tiny green fairy she was. Mew was already floating, but Latias remained stationary on the ground before she to took to the air.

I fingered my golden brown curls which glowed bronze in the golden light of the day, my sapphire eyes lost in thought. I wish I could fly like the other Legendaries. Was I the only Legendary that couldn't fly?

But then...Raikou, Entei, and Suicune couldn't fly. The other's could.

"Anima's lost in thought again." Latias laughed.

I glanced up with a small smile. I then turned my attention down to my hands. Each palm was scarred with a circle in the middle of my palms. My markings. I was a Pokemon, though. A rare, odd type of Pokemon, but I was me.

"Anima," Mew giggled. "You really need to stop zoning out and come play with us! Arceus and the others will be here soon, and you always know how serious they are!"

"Okay." I agreed. "What do you want to play?"

"How about side-and-seek?" Celibi suggested.

"Okay." I agreed. "Nose goes!"

"Awww! No fair, guys!" Latias pouted when she was the last to touch her nose. I giggled.

"Count to twenty!"

"Fine." She huffed. "Onnnnnnnne...twoooooooo...threeeeeeee..."

Mew, Celibi, and I scrammed, going our different ways. I rushed up the tree we had been laying by at the very top of the hill, climbing up it on silent feet.

"!" Latias called. I found a foot hold, springing up to the next branch, hoping I was high enough and far enough towards the tree to be hidden by the leaves.

"Found you, Celibi! It's not really hiding if you're floating twenty feet high in the air over a person!" Latias suddenly hollered. I held my breath, trying not to giggle as Celibi protested. I dared only emerged for a millisecond to peep out from the dense foliage to watch Celibi float down.

I pushed myself closer to the tree, clapping a hand over my mouth as Latias whizzed by, almost eye level with me. She must have spotted Mew.

"Gotcha!" Latiasexclaimed. I heard Mew squeal.

"She'll never find me." I mumbled to myself. "Only if I come out...that is."

"Ami! Where arrrrrrreeeee yooooouuuu?" Celibi trilled, fluttering around the meadow in search of me. I bit my lip.

"Did you check the tree?" Mew questioned.

"No...wait! I think I see her!"

I gasped, pulling my feet up to my chest. Were my dangling legs really that noticeable? Was it my orange sneakers? Dang it!

"Found ya!" Latias pulled back the leaves, peeking her head into the tree. "You sneaky little girl!"

I grabbed the branch above me, pumping my arms till I was swinging, and launched myself out of the leaves. I rocketed through the air, doing a few flips, and landed gently on my tiptoes.

"It's a new record! You stayed up in the air for 10.9 seconds and cleared a landing from thirty feet in the air!" Mew cheered. The three came over to me, flying in circles around my head.

"I wish I could fly." I told them wistfully.

"What about a few heart beats ago, Ami?" Celibi asked.

"That was falling with style." I commented sadly. "I wish I could actually stay in the air."

Latias reached a paw down. I grabbed it with a smile, pulling myself up onto her back.

"How about we go for a fly now?" Latias said.

"Well, it is my birthday tomorrow." I agreed.

And we took off through the air.

Arceus

Twilight was falling. The Legendaries gathered around, sitting in a circle, me at it's head. Anima was fast asleep in the meadow. We sat on the hill by the tree-Anima's favorite spot to be.

"I've gathered you here," I started, "To talk about Anima. The time is coming."

"She thinks she's a Pokemon." Latias piped up. "It would break her heart if we told her otherwise."

"It would probably just break her heart to find out she's as lowly as any other human." Latios commented.

"But Anima is much more than a human!" Lugia objected. "She's one of us! She's just unfortunate enough to be a Pokemon trapped in a humans body."

"But she's not a Pokemon! She's a human with gifts!" Ho-Oh added furiously.

"She's close enough to be!" Lugia snapped. "We were the ones who gave her our powers!"

"Lugia." Suicune frowned. "We all know you are the motherly figure to Anima. We all know she is the child you wish to have. But Lugia, she will be fifteen tomorrow. Can we really just let her live a life full of lies?"

Lugia bowed her head. "You are right, Suicune." Lugia sighed. "You are too right."

"She does know about the human world." Enti growled. "The blow will be much less."

"Of course." I nodded. "But who will take her there, though. She must have an escort-evil will rot her if not. People will try to steal her if they know what she is and her relations."

"We can take her." Raikou volunteered. The three brothers exchanged a nod.

"You must not be seen." Dialga insisted. "It would be more a commotion if humans spotted you. I know Anima has some power on controlling time...just encase, I will prepare a gift for her. I'll use the locket."

"The locket...?" Palkia echoed. I nodded. When we had discovered Anima, a small locket had been stowed in her blankets.

"Perfect." I agreed.

"I will prepare a gift for her too." Giratina spoke. "It will be needed for her journey."

"So...she will leave tomorrow?" Mew Two asked.

"Agreed." I said. "She will leave tomorrow."