Evening Grace
@eveninggrace.pmd.social
Author and Pokemon fanfiction writer with a fine arts degree. Currently writing a fantasy novel about foxes. (Profile pic by @sugardrift / Banner by @pixelbunny821)
With such a large group of pokemon to work with, there’s no one size fits all solution, so I prefer to have them choose.
Lore-wise, my mythical/legendary pokemon are deities, but a portion of them choose to live like ordinary pokemon and share their lifestyles. So it really depends on the choice.
Lore-wise, my mythical/legendary pokemon are deities, but a portion of them choose to live like ordinary pokemon and share their lifestyles. So it really depends on the choice.
September 9, 2025 at 8:30 PM
With such a large group of pokemon to work with, there’s no one size fits all solution, so I prefer to have them choose.
Lore-wise, my mythical/legendary pokemon are deities, but a portion of them choose to live like ordinary pokemon and share their lifestyles. So it really depends on the choice.
Lore-wise, my mythical/legendary pokemon are deities, but a portion of them choose to live like ordinary pokemon and share their lifestyles. So it really depends on the choice.
I have good news. You found it! The second chapter will be coming soon. ^^
January 16, 2025 at 4:39 AM
I have good news. You found it! The second chapter will be coming soon. ^^
You can never have too much eevee.
December 24, 2024 at 12:43 AM
You can never have too much eevee.
That tail’s so fluffy! ^^
December 24, 2024 at 12:36 AM
That tail’s so fluffy! ^^
October 19, 2024 at 11:02 AM
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In a sentence, it might be used like so:
“Natea lunvipiʃpazai drasi friʃa.” or “Your paws are cold.” Where “na-tea” is “feminine pronoun + the”, “lun-vipiʃpa-zai” is “feminine pronoun + arvix paw + (adjective agreement)”, “drasi” is “are”, and “friʃa” is “cold”.
In a sentence, it might be used like so:
“Natea lunvipiʃpazai drasi friʃa.” or “Your paws are cold.” Where “na-tea” is “feminine pronoun + the”, “lun-vipiʃpa-zai” is “feminine pronoun + arvix paw + (adjective agreement)”, “drasi” is “are”, and “friʃa” is “cold”.
October 19, 2024 at 10:56 AM
4/4
In a sentence, it might be used like so:
“Natea lunvipiʃpazai drasi friʃa.” or “Your paws are cold.” Where “na-tea” is “feminine pronoun + the”, “lun-vipiʃpa-zai” is “feminine pronoun + arvix paw + (adjective agreement)”, “drasi” is “are”, and “friʃa” is “cold”.
In a sentence, it might be used like so:
“Natea lunvipiʃpazai drasi friʃa.” or “Your paws are cold.” Where “na-tea” is “feminine pronoun + the”, “lun-vipiʃpa-zai” is “feminine pronoun + arvix paw + (adjective agreement)”, “drasi” is “are”, and “friʃa” is “cold”.
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Fun tidbit: “Piʃh” means “three” in their language. For the three digits of their paws.
Fun tidbit: “Piʃh” means “three” in their language. For the three digits of their paws.
October 19, 2024 at 10:54 AM
3/4
Fun tidbit: “Piʃh” means “three” in their language. For the three digits of their paws.
Fun tidbit: “Piʃh” means “three” in their language. For the three digits of their paws.
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This word can be connected to several prefixes to indicate what species the paw belongs to. Such as:
- Vi-pisʃpa: Arvix (fox) paw
- Be-pisʃpa: Beveen (otter) paw
- Chi-pisʃpa: Chillracul (chinchilla) paw
- Bri-pisʃpa: Brishie (cat) paw.
October 19, 2024 at 10:54 AM
2/4
This word can be connected to several prefixes to indicate what species the paw belongs to. Such as:
- Vi-pisʃpa: Arvix (fox) paw
- Be-pisʃpa: Beveen (otter) paw
- Chi-pisʃpa: Chillracul (chinchilla) paw
- Bri-pisʃpa: Brishie (cat) paw.