[TL/N: Read my new work - Detective Conan: I'm a Succubus?!]
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In the Pokémon world, a group of figures suddenly appeared. Fortunately, their arrival took place in the wilderness. If so many people had materialized in a populated area, it might have caused widespread panic.
"Wow! Is this the Pokémon world? This is amazing!"
Mikoto exclaimed, her eyes sparkling with excitement. The world around her was a vast, natural paradise. In the skies, a few Pidgey soared gracefully, while on the ground, the occasional Tauros or Nidoran darted across the landscape.
The sight of these Pokémon filled the group with enthusiasm.
"Mikoto, why are you so excited?" Alexander asked, watching her animated reaction.
"Don't you get it?" Mikoto replied, her voice brimming with excitement. "I've been a fan of Pokémon anime for ages! I've always dreamed of owning a Pikachu. It's such a cute electric mouse—perfect for cuddling. And it can generate electricity! What's not to love?"
Mikoto with a Pikachu? Alexander nodded. That combination made sense.
"And me! I want a Zapdos!" Kanna chimed in, waving her arms eagerly. "If I had a Zapdos, I'd never run out of power. I could charge my gadgets anytime!"
Alexander raised an eyebrow. "Wait… you want Zapdos just so it can charge your devices? Poor Zapdos. It's already a legendary bird, and you want to turn it into a glorified power bank?"
Ignoring him, Kanna grinned unapologetically.
"You little rascal," Alexander sighed, before turning to the rest of the group. "What about you all? Any Pokémon you'd like?"
"I want an Articuno," Esdeath replied with a serene smile. "It suits me perfectly."
Articuno and Esdeath? Alexander had to admit, that pairing seemed natural.
Saeko took a moment to think before answering. "I'd like a Scyther. Its skill with blades would make it an excellent sparring partner for my sword practice."
"Another tool Pokémon…" Alexander muttered under his breath.
Miku spoke up next, her voice steady. "I'd like a Snorlax. Teaching it to sing might be quite entertaining."
Fujiwara no Sai added thoughtfully, "If possible, I'd like a Gengar."
"Fujiwara, weren't you the one who said you weren't fond of ghost types? Why are you picking one now?" Alexander teased.
Kurama chimed in eagerly, "I want a Ninetales! Or even a Vulpix would do!"
Alexander turned to Kurama, his eyes narrowing suspiciously. "Wait… you want a Ninetales? Don't tell me that's why you came along in the first place!"
Kurama smirked, offering no denial.
Shaking his head at the group's antics, Alexander finally spoke. "Alright, since you've all done your homework watching the anime, and you seem prepared, I'll have Mewtwo take you to explore. I've bought plenty of Poké Balls, so go catch your favorites. Once you've found your Pokémon, we'll regroup and head home."
"Got it!"
With that, the group dispersed, each setting off with eager anticipation. Watching them leave, Alexander couldn't help but laugh.
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"I'm in another world, so I have to bring back an amazing Pokémon. But which one should it be? Ho-Oh? Lugia? Mew? Maybe Arceus? Ugh, I'll figure it out as I go. Whatever I catch will be fine," Alexander mused aloud as he flew into the distance.
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Meanwhile, in a snowy mountain range, a magnificent ice-blue bird preened its icy feathers. The bird's beauty was striking, its elegance unmistakable—it was Articuno.
As the legendary Pokémon stood there, a woman in a tailored suit stepped forward from the shadows. If anyone else were present, they would immediately recognize her: Lorelei, one of the Elite Four from the Kanto region.
"An Articuno here? What incredible luck," Lorelei murmured, her eyes sparkling with excitement. As an Ice-type trainer, encountering the most iconic Ice Pokémon of the Kanto region was a dream come true.
Reaching for her Poké Ball, she prepared to challenge the legendary bird. But before she could act, she noticed another figure already standing opposite Articuno—a stunning woman in a military uniform.
"Someone got here first?" Lorelei sighed in disappointment. As an Elite Four member, she had her principles. She wouldn't steal a catch someone else was attempting. That would make her no better than Team Rocket.
"Still," she mused, her eyes fixed on Articuno, "subduing it won't be easy. If she fails, I'll step in."
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[Author's Note: Some readers may wonder why I've paused writing about Date A Live and shifted focus to something else. Let me explain.
I could continue with the story, but I was worried about rushing things or making mistakes, so I decided to take a break and relax with other material.
Keep in mind, this is a multi-world crossover novel, not the type where the protagonist just moves from one world to the next. Each world has its own independent storyline. Thank you for your support! ]