May Emerald Pokemon Novels & Stories

I said once more before running out, I ran to my room like a baby given a candy. Upon entering my room, I wasted no time in entering the tub after mind-linking Michael to send someone clothes shopping for me and other necessities. “How did you know that Dad had good news..? I meant the best news I have heard in a long time for me?” I asked Emerald. “That's the weirdest question I've ever heard in a long time,” Emerald said. My question was really weird indeed, Emerald was a wolf, she's like a spirit guide, so, of course, she was going to know whatever was going to happen in the future.

They were going to mate once more. "Better not to keep him waiting," Ruby said and hugged her knees. Emerald sighs and transforms. Comparing her lupine form with that of her younger sister, she is three times bigger, her dominance is three hundred times stronger, she's ten times stronger, and she is seven times faster. Emerald approached Ruby, putting her large furry head over the little one's in a form of a hug. She stayed like that for a few seconds, but withdrew when she heard her mate's second call.

However, Elio stubbornly said, "No, we have to cut it some more. Hurry." The technician activated the machine and started cutting the stone again. When he pulled the two halves apart, there was a dazzling green light! Everyone was dumbfounded. And then someone exclaimed, "It's emerald! What a beautiful green!" The owner of the place, Zaffino, stared at the gem and said excitedly, "That's the rarest type, the trapiche emerald!" Elio smiled, too. He was somewhat surprised as well. He knew that the raw stone contained some sort of gem, and he knew that the gem inside would be high quality. However, he did not expect to hit the jackpot with the rarest type of emerald.

He blabbered. “Are Tristan's men all just drunkards and weirdos?” I mumbled to myself. I reached for an Emerald in my pocket and showed it to him. “Here, I need to show you something very important. Do you know what this is?” I asked. He tilted his head, and stared at the emerald for a while before shaking his head in disagreement. I heaved a sigh of relief. “This is an emerald, it will cost so much that you can buy all the wine in the world!” I said.