Pokémon Ace Trainer Novels & Stories

Crystal bit her lip and tried to rein in Erin who was getting angry now. Finally, when the trainer still failed to speak, Crystal looked up and spoke to the Alpha," Maybe trainer Kai would like to assess my skills before he accepts me as a student." Ace laughed loudly at this. Of course, this is what Kai wanted. Even though Ace was Alpha, his pack mates had the right to reject him on things that were not a threat to the pack. And he had known that Kai would not be easy to take down. But once Kai accepted her as his student, she would be able to merge into the pack seamlessly. Kai was one of the most respected warriors.

Ace looks like he isn’t the one controlling his movements anymore and as he steps closer to me, he puts a hand onto the Judge’s shoulder. He snarls threateningly, the Judge who has now let go of me minutes ago, turns his face to look at him with wide eyes and I guess he is about to piss his pants. “We were indulgent with you because we needed a place to stay and somewhere we could train hard enough for our powers to unfold to their full capacity. But this…” The deep voice that doesn’t belong to Ace finally speaks out loud, his voice mixing with the one of its host as he borrows his vocal cords. My heart is beating into my throat as he eyes me up before turning his face to the Judge. “This is

"I would have reckoned you aren't the garrulous types but then again, we were all proven wrong at the training grounds today" "Can you fucking shut up, your voice is riling!" Ace banged his fist on the table, getting everyone on alert as they bared their sharp teethes. Ace equally did the same, he was a gamma, he spurned to be deterred. "What are you going to do, thwart us. Come on, I can take you, bastards?"

Two years of the cracked ceiling apartment and the secondhand kitchen table and Bellamy Inc growing from a blank document into something that now has twenty three employees and a revenue line I still make myself read twice before I believe it. Two years of this city, this life, these three people who have reorganized everything I thought I knew about what a life was supposed to feel like. I put the kettle on. Ace appears in the kitchen doorway. He is wearing his dinosaur pajamas and carrying a balloon and he looks at me with the expression of someone who has been awake for a while and has thoughts. "Mama," he says. "Good morning, Ace," I reply. "It is my birthday," he says. "It is!"

The morning sun over the Blackwood estate was pale and sickly, filtered through the gray haze of the dying forest. I stood on the balcony of the guest wing, watching the pack warriors train in the courtyard below. From this height, they looked like ants, scurrying to maintain an order that was rapidly crumbling. "Mama, can we go to the big trees?" Ace asked, tugging on the hem of my silk robe. He was vibrating with energy, his young wolf sensing the ancestral land of his bloodline.

"So, what do you need?" "I've killed a lot of people and am a fugitive now," Ace said bluntly. "All my identities should be rejected by all transportation. I'm going to England. I'm going to see someone called Professor Kyoto." The man sitting in the big chair listened to Ace's words intently, The Fixer didn't want to miss any information from Ace. "I don't want my mom to make a deal with that crazy doctor. I have to stop him, but I won't go alone, I have to take Alicia with me."

“You are supposed to be watching over Elizabeth.” Ace rests his hands on his knees as he tries to catch his breath. “I have been running all over the place looking for you.” I look at Ace, and he looks disheveled. His blonde hair is messier than usual like he has been running his hands through his hair. His dress shirt is untucked from his dress pants and is wrinkled. His cheeks are flushed, and his eyes are wide. I chuckle at his appearance. “If running through the pack house is causing you to be out of breath, you need to train more.”

“I can’t wait for you to grow and I’ll teach you how to hunt!” Ace exclaimed. “Relax, he just came to the world for how many hours.”

Ace teases me and returns his attention to his laptop. **

I scan the area thoroughly, making sure nobody is watching or following me. I walked towards the secret garden. I knew Ace would be waiting for me there. I can now scale through the wall perfectly without any help. I looked everywhere, but I could not find Ace. I suddenly hear light footsteps behind me. Ace swings his sword at me, but I dodge just in time. “Ace, what are you doing?” I ask, looking surprised but still maintaining my stance. I glanced between the sword in his hands and his face. “Training. Let's see if you've really learned anything,” he replies with a serious expression. He swings the sword at me, but I dodge again. His movements are fast and precise.