Pokémon Trainer Anon in Equestria. [Ch1]

>The cave opened up as you proceeded further.
>This was exiting, a previously hidden tunnel revealed by an earthquake.
>You congratulated yourself, being nearby when the rumor spread.
>A scientist had noticed it but he didn't want to explore it further since he didn't have any Pokémon to protect him.
>Your heart raced.
>Perhaps you'd find a valuable fossil to regenerate, or even some lost type never seen before.
>As you reached the end of the tunnel, a large domed cave stretched out.
>There was an underground lake in the middle with a small island at the center.
>Small boulders stuck up from the water, allowing you to hop from one to another.
>You did exactly that and before you knew it, you reached the center.
>A glowing object had caught your attention and you now saw it up close.
>It was a crystal between two arcing rock formations.

>You moved closer and it began to glow.
>You studied it for a while.
>Was it an evolution stone?
>Oh man, that would be so cool.
>Maybe it was the secret to unlock a new evolution.
>This place must be ancient, so an ancient Pokémon..
>Kabutops perhaps, or maybe even GASP.. Mew?
>You'd caught all 151, even the elusive Mewtwo.
>Thinking about it, it had pretty much just grown attached to you after pranking you all that time.
>It just bopped it's nose on the ball and surrendered.
>It would have been awesome if it didn't just zap itself out of the ball and ran off again.
>That's why you were here, you'd chased after it again and heard of the rumor.
>It was on the way, so you decided to check it out.
>You'd even brought it's spawn to make it surrender.
>Oh god, you had caught it, but Mewtwo really made sure you knew it didn't like you.
>It would obey your commands, but hell if it didn't point out every thing it thought you did wrong just to torment you.
>You imagined you'd finally making that pink joker submit.
>So much you didn't realize that the crystal was in your hands before it was too late.

>White.
>Falling.
>Faceplant.
"Ouch."

>You put your hands on the cave floor that felt eerily smooth.
>Opening your eyes, you looked around.
>Marble tiles, pillars, white everywhere.
>Large domed windows adorned the walls, showing some unknown horse-like Pokémons in effigy.
>Did the crystal transport you into some kind of sanctum, or was the cave just an illusion to hide this chamber?
>A million questions swarmed your mind before something caught your eyes.
>One of the unknown species was looking at you, from a raised platform with stairs.
>It stared at you with a hanging jaw.
>Heh. Nice trick, but your illusion won't stop me.
>Mewtwo had tried the same shit.
>Illusions and mind games to try and throw you off from getting close.
>You grabbed the ball and threw it.
>From the ball, light emerged and formed the snarky latest member of your team.
>"Oh great, the human needs my help again. I swear, how did you even manage to breathe before you caught me?"
>You didn't feel like dealing with his shit right now.
>You'd do it quick and start exploring this place.
"Confusion, now!"
>Mewtwo shrugged and swiped his arm outwards, sending a psychic mindwave towards the white horse-like Pokémon.
>It took the hit head on, apparently caught by surprise.
>Like expected, it began to sway back and forth, trying to speak but it only came out as random vowels.
>A few blasts of colorful energy shot from it's horn, but in it's confusion all it did was miss and hurt itself as it fell flat on it's face.

>You smirked and grabbed an Ultra ball.
"Finish it off with a Swift attack."
>Mewtwo didn't even argue this time, he just shoved his hand forward and a swarm of shining stars struck the confused Pokémon, sending it crashing back into the throne.
>It struggled to get up, shaking legs and trembling weakly.
>It's mane turned from it's beautiful aurora colors to a faint pink.
>You threw the ball, a victorious grin spreading upon your lips.
>"W-why?"
>She spoke before the ball hit her and she transformed into light, absorbed by the ball.
>Huh?
>"Did it just speak?"
>Mewtwo seemed as confused as you were.
>He could speak telepathically, but you'd never heard of a Pokémon that could actually form comprehensive words.
>You walked over to the pile of gravel that was left of the throne and wall.
>The ball shook several times before the trademark click sealed the ball.
>It was now under your control.
>The ball would re-write it's neural patterns to accept your commands as if it was instinct.
>You took off your back pack and fished a full restore from it.
>The small capsule whirred and grew into a full bottle.
>You connected it to the ball's intake port and injected the recovering medicine.
>Then you picked up your Pokédex and made a scan of the ball.
>-"Unknown species. Recommending upgrading your Pokédex™ at the nearest research center."-
>Oh man! This was an unknown species!
>You had caught the one hundred and fifty second Pokémon!
>YES!
>"If you're done monkeying about, can I go back to sleep now?"
>His tone didn't make it sweeter so you returned Mewtwo to the ball before his attitude ruined you sweet moment.
>It would have been sweeter thought, if a spear didn't just slam into the wall an inch from your face.
>You turn to the direction of where it came from and you see a large group of Pokémon in armor, wielding spears.
>"Surrender and unhand the princess, you fiend!"
>Fuck.

>You stopped to think this over a bit rationally.
>They wielded weapons, not uncommon.
>Marowak and Cubone had bones to use, but spears were a different kind of hurt.
>You could probably wipe the floor with the using Mewtwo, but you had another thought in your mind.
>Gripping the ball tighter in your hand, you smirked.
"Unhand her? Sure, if you so wish."
>You chuckled and threw the ball to the floor before them.
>The restored Pokémon appeared from it's blue light, standing with it's restored aurora mane before them.
>One of the armored ones dropped it's spear and approached it.
>"Princess, are you alright?"
>You fold your arms across your chest.
"Princess?"
>Oh snap! She must be some kind of super-powerful Pokémon if she can make others address her as such.
>You also weren't aware of male or female Pokémon.. something you'd have to mention to Prof Oak once you got back.
>In either case, you wanted these pests gone. They'd thrown spears at you.
>So you aimed your Pokédex at the newly caught... wait a minute.
>You just realized she didn't get transported to the storage unit.
>Suddenly, you look at your belt, seeing that you indeed had all six Pokéballs on your belt.
>Why are you suddenly allowed to have seven members on your team?
>could it be the strange chamber you're in?
>Maybe the PC can't sense you from here.
>Another thing you'd have to fill Oak in on.

>You aim the 'Dex at the newly caught one and click to have it scan the move set.
>Strange.. a big list suddenly appears.
>Did she really have this big of a move set?
>Four was the norm, or at least you thought so.
>You'd never found one with more than four at least.
>You must have hit the jackpot this time.
>You scrolled down and found one, oh this one was a classic.
"Solar beam!"
>The white one began charging up her horn.
>"Uhm.. princess?"
>She shook her head, looking back at you with sorrowful eyes.
>"Please, no!"
>It's too late. She released the charged energy and in a flash all the other ones lay sprawled on the floor and against the walls, groaning.
>You chuckled, skipping down the stairs and gave her a pat on the back.
"Now that's my girl. I think we're going to be a wonderful team."
>You barely had tome to retract your hand before she snapped her teeth at it.
>"Don't you DARE touch me, you monster! What did you just make me do?!"
>A feisty one... ugh, just like Mewtwo.
>You sighed and checked your 'Dex.
"Scan for Pokéball malfunction."
>It beeps a bunch before it displays the message -"No malfunction detected, Ultraball at full operational function."-
>Odd. Why didn't she accept you?
>Even Mewtwo would not attempt to harm you even if he gave you lip.

>You stroked your chin before sucking her back into the ball.
>She must be some kind of super-powerful Pokémon if she has this big of a move set and can resist the neural programming.
>Man, with all of this you'd easily walk away with some kind of award.
>Oak would get one too. He was odd, but he knew a lot of stuff about Pokémon.
>You strolled down the hallways. Apparently the whole cavalry had appeared to stop you because you couldn't find ONE armored type as you walked along.
>Most of the others you came across ran in fear as you approached, so you had no chance to investigate them.
>This was getting weird.
>No matter where you went, you couldn't find the exit to the cave anywhere.
>Then you finally came to a pair of large doors and you pushed them open.
>Holy shit.
>There was an entire town inhabited by these weird Pokémon.
>You stood in the doorway for a bit. The horse-types began to form a crown, speaking over each other.
>One of them walked up to you. It was a small one.
>"Uhm mister? Who are you?"
>You blinked a few times.
"What?"
>It scraped it's hoof on the shaped stairs leading up to the doors you stood by.
>"It's just.. I've never seen anything like you before."
>A Pokémon who'd never seen a human before?
>You were pretty sure that was bullshit.
>Pokémon and humans had existed alongside each other since the dawn of both their kind.

>You sighed and looked down at it before your eyes returned to the crowd.
>This wasn't getting any better.
>And where the hell was the cave opening?