Pokemon: Flames of Rebirth[Not Continued]

Tomorrow was the day my entire life would change, whether I liked it or not.

I was ten, which meant I was old enough to start my Pokémon journey.

Everyone seemed to think it was this grand adventure—freedom, excitement, and endless possibilities. But me? I wasn’t so sure.

The excitement I was supposed to feel hadn’t hit me, not really. Instead, this gnawing pit of doubt settled in my stomach, twisting tighter every time I tried to picture the future.

Sitting at my desk, Growlithe by my side, I spent the night scribbling down my thoughts.

Useless.

My mom barged in, talking like she wasn’t worried, but I knew better. I wasn’t just leaving home.

I was leaving everything behind.

Dad’s shadow hung over me like a storm cloud, his reputation as one of the greats in the world of Pokémon looming larger than life.

And then there was the dream. Or maybe it wasn’t a dream at all. A deal. A reincarnation.

A system that would give me power in exchange for… what, exactly? I wasn’t even sure anymore.

The man in white had told me I’d been reincarnated into this world.

Some past version of me had made a deal to live in a place where Pokémon were real.

Now, I was the result, given a “cheat system” to help me rise above the rest.

At first, it seemed like a joke.

I mean, who gets a second shot at life and ends up in a world where fire-breathing dogs and telepathic monsters roam the land? But as I stood there, staring at my reflection, the truth hit me hard.

This was no ordinary journey. And with Growlithe by my side, I couldn’t just wander aimlessly like the other kids.

I was here to conquer. And with every step I took, with every Pokémon I defeated, I’d grow stronger.

But at what cost?

Tomorrow, everything would begin.

And no matter what, I couldn’t let myself falter.

Not with Growlithe depending on me.

Not with the weight of Dad’s legacy breathing down my neck.

Not with that eerie, otherworldly deal hanging over my head like a sword waiting to fall.

I’d make my mark on this world—or die trying.

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AN: 1 chapters daily with each chapter around 2500 To 3000 words.
Every 3 Power stone = 1 Extra chapter.