The day Lily happily strolled over to Professor Juniper’s lab couldn’t have been more gorgeous. The sun shining down on Unova that morning gave town, a settlement literally the size of a cul-de-sac, a beauty that could rival even the hustling bustling city of town2. Lily bounced contently away from her house, having said goodbye to her mother and promising her a million times that she’d call be okay by herself and call every day. Her mother knew both of these things were lies.

On her way to the lab, she spotted two kids playing with a Minccino who waved playfully at her. A big, goofy smile grew on her face as she waved back in a very over-the-top fashion. Sure, she’d get weird looks from her neighbors for such a ridiculous wave, but fuck what they thought. She was getting a Pokémon. Her journey started today. She could be as silly as she pleased today.

It seemed like it took Lily hours to arrive at the lab, which was only several hundred feet from her house. A very pretty girl in thick-rimmed glasses and a lab coat was waiting for her at the lab’s entrance. She had long, black hair and a beautiful ornament was in her smooth hair. Lily smiled at her when she reached the entrance and shook her hand, doing a terrible job at hiding her nervousness. “H-hello, Mrs. Juniper! I-I’m Lily. I’m here for my Pokémon to start my journey.”

The girl giggled. “Thank you. It’s very nice to meet you, Lily. However, I’m not Professor Juniper. I’m her assistant, Professor Fennel.” She smiled sweetly at Lily and blushed, twirling a few strands of her hair. “Though it’s very flattering you thought I was her.”

Fennel cleared her throat. “Anyways, we’d best not keep Prof. Juniper waiting. She’s put off her research for giving out Pokémon today and wants to continue her studies as soon as possible. The sooner we get you your Pokémon, the better.” She smiled and turned around, walking past the lab’s automatic doors. Lily followed close behind.

When they entered, Lily saw Professor Juniper waiting at the end of the large room that was the main center of operations of the lab. She had an orange hair, oddly shaped, and wore two large earrings. Underneath her labcoat were a green skirt and a white tanktop. She smiled at Lily in an almost flirty way.

“Why hello there.” Juniper extended her hand out to Lily. “You must be the new trainer I’ve heard about. Hello, my name’s Professor Juniper, as you probably already know.” She looked over and nodded at her assistant. “You’re met Fennel already, I’ve noticed.”

Fennel blushed and laughed nervously. Lily wondered what exactly she was blushing about, but didn’t think too much of it. She wasn’t here for anything trivial. She was here to get her first Pokémon. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Professor.” She smiled. “Where can I get my Pokémon, if it’s alright to ask?”

Professor Juniper sighed and shook her head. “My, my. You should slow down, cutie.” She walked over to Lily in an undeniably seductive way. Her labcoat couldn’t hide the fantastically wide hips that they tried so hard to cover up and make look professional as they swayed side to side. When she was right in front of Lily, she stopped and placed her hands on the young girl’s shoulders and began stroking them. From behind, Lily could feel Fennel’s breath on her neck, bated, but out of nervousness or  , she couldn’t tell.

The dear Professor leaned in and whispered into her ear. “We’re gonna be taking care of your Pokémon all throughout your journey. Shouldn’t we…” Lily couldn’t see it, but Professor Juniper was rubbing her legs together during her pause. “… get to know each other better?”

Lily giggled, completely unaware of what was happening. “I’m sure we can talk about each other over the phone, whenever I reach a Pokémon Center. But for right now, I really wanna get my Pokémon.”

Professor Juniper was completely shocked by what she just heard. She stood there with her eyes widened in disbelief, but quickly shook it off. She looked at Fennel, who seemed just as crestfallen at the decline as she was, then sighed and shrugged. “Very well. Right this way.”