"Good night..." Unne heard as her dad, a tall man with a brown, scratchy beard and no hair, slowly shut the door. Her stomach ached from the load of watermelon she had just eaten. Whenever she smelled a watermelon, she would imagine the soft and juicy taste of the red fruit. Then she would do almost anything to get one. She tried to sleep, but for some reason her eyes kept opening. She finally tried laying on her back and tried lying there. Finally, her eyes drowsily closed...
Unne awoke to find herself in an aura of colors. (Wh-What's happening...?) she thought to herself. She picked up a faint voice. "A...danger...help..." She could barely hear it. "Please! Tell me more!" she yelled, hoping the person-or thing-that sent the message would hear her. "No...time..." the voice whispered, getting softer as the words went on. "H-" was the last she heard before the voice went away. She was left in a strange world with no particular goal, except to help the voice. She wandered around helplessly until she reached what look like a pond. She looked at her reflection to realize that she didn't look like herself anymore. Unne heard a thundering noise much like an earthquake. An extreme force rammed into her and she blacked out.
Unne slowly opened her eyes. Where was she? She felt comfortable, almost like a warmth. "Wh-Who..." she managed to whisper as she saw a dark-black creature with malicious red eyes. It looked like...it had three heads? Unne wasn't sure whether she was hallucinating or not. "Don't ask, just listen. I am the one who summoned you here. Do you remember having a strange dream?" The creature whispered to her. She nodded. "The Pokemon world is-" he continued. "Pokemon? What is that?" she replied. "Remember? No questions. As I was saying, we are in danger. A new darkness lurks in this world. An unknown darkness. If the others make it, they will assist you in destroying that darkness. While we wait, Gurdurr will help you train. Oh, and, by the way, I am Hydreigon. Nice to meet you." Hydreigon explained. It took a while for Unne to soak up the information. She had many questions, but they would all have to come in time.