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I wish I had a book cover for this story but I can't draw to save my life…
Oh, and I decided to make the story a bit longer. Not too long, but a decent amount. Just to increase the relationship between Ash and his Pikachu.
"My, my." It was what Professor oak could say as he examined Ash's use to be pokemon. Stripped all expect for the boxers Ash had lend him earlier, he was shivering both from the cold and from the Professor's ever curious eyes. "I've never seen such a case like this in all my life. It's like he's perfectly…human."
"He is Professor!" Ash said. "Just look at him! No one would suspect that he was once a pokemon…well, with his clothes on." He gestured to the brown stripes streaked across his back like his old self.
"I see." He rubbed the bottom of his chin thoughtfully. He was quite dumbfounded when he first lay eyes on the pair. At first, he had suspected it was only a mere prank, but the urgency of Ash's voice sounded far to real to be a joke. And the close similarity with the human claiming to be Pikachu made the case very plausible to be true.
"Ah Professor…" Kin said surprisingly meek. "Can I put my clothes back on now? It's cold in here."
"Not yet." He replied simply. His puzzlement was blatant and it seemed like he didn't where to start first. "So, Pikachu transformed all of a sudden? Nothing happened before he turned?"
"No, not at all." Ash said for the millionth time. "We were training for a while. Stopped at a pokemon center, and this happened! No warning whatsoever."
"I see. Pikachu? Did you feel anything when it occurred?"
Kin shook his head. "No sir, I woke up like this. No pain, no nothing." He dropped his black eyes to the tiled floor helplessly. "It's like magic or something that comes from a dream." He raised his head up, locking eyes with the professor. "I cant do anything like I did before! I cant smell or hear as well. I keep getting cold. I can't even use my electric powers anymore! Ugh! I just want to be back in my normal self!"
He dropped his head in his hands, clearly frustrated. Ash felt as if he should comfort his ex pokemon but the stiff position Kin was standing gave a hostile demeanor. Instead, he stuffed his hands in his pocket and stood silent.
Suddenly, Kin popped down on the floor. He exhaled and removed his hands from his face. "My legs hurt standing." He explained briefly. "Another thing that troubles me. These damn legs!"
You didn't mind once in awhile. Ash refrained himself from saying. Kin tended to be overdramatic as he was far too use to that.
"There's another thing that is quite puzzling me," Professor Oak said next, rubbing his chin thoughtfully. "have you two looked at each other recently?"
"Yeah." Ash responded, raising an eyebrow. "Why?"
"I see some similarities between you two." his thick fingers hovered near his nose. "Both of your nose are shaped the same." his fingers then moved over to his chin, trailing the tip to his chin smoothly. "And your cheeks and chin are like duplicates. If I didn't know you were his Pikachu, I would have thought you were his brother."
"Really?" Ash absently touched his own face, glimpsing at the sulking blond. It never occurred to him that there were similarities in their facial features. Their size separated their obvious status, but Ash nearly nailed himself for not noticing this. He glanced at himself via the reflection of a framed picture of the nearby sea. They really did have some similarities. Face wise. Although Kin face was smoother and in a way newer like a newborn baby.
Kin paid no attention and picked at the rugged tips of his fingernails. Shame, he had already picked a bad habit with his brand new nails.
"Ash?" Professor Oak asked for his attention. "I would like to take a DNA sample test if you don't mind. I'll check to see how much have changed in the DNA strands. Maybe it'll lead us a step further in this mystery."
"Sure Professor, anything that might help."
"Alright then." Professor Oak stepped over to his briefcase, unclasped it to reveal a humble set of medical tools each glimmering under the light. He pulled out a syringe with quite a long and sharp needle attached. The tip winked harmfully. Ash swallowed, suddenly feeling lightheaded. He knew it wasn't for him but he couldn't help but feel intimidated.
Kin remained on the floor, arms crossed unaware of what the Professor was extracting from his case. And by the looks of it, he wouldn't budge for anything.
As Professor Oak moved over to Kin, he glanced at Ash a bit wearily. "You might want to hold him down."
Kin's ears perked up suspiciously. "Huh? What for?" Before Ash could hold him down, Kin had glimpsed over his shoulder and quickly spotted the medical instrument, specifically the thin, deadly needle.
"Ash hold him down now!"
Kin bolted up. Ash lunged forward, dropping his weight on his back, tumbling back to the floor.
"Keep him still!" Professor Oak ordered as Kin wiggled desperately from Ash's grip like an enraged ekans. The needle nearly slipped from his fingers"I can't take the sample with him squirming out of control!"
"I'm trying Professor!"
"Let go of me Ash! You traitor!"
"Hold him still!"
"I know, I know!"
And then, a quick pinch, a shriek, and it was over.
"Why did you let him do that to me Ash kun?" Kin began to whine as they entered their room, still in the same pokemon center, tailing behind his master with dewy eyes. "That really hurt!" He gestured to the red band aid attached to his arm, a cotton ball underneath. He could still feel his heart beat thrumming against the wound as a painful reminder.
"It was for the DNA Pikachu. He has to if we want to figure what's going on. Everything's fine now right? You're still alive, aren't you?" He rolled his eyes at his drama. It was only a mere needle, not a freaking steak knife that pricked him.
"I died a little on the inside." He harrumphed with a frown. He glimpsed at his band aid again after peeling his sleeve back. "At least it's red, my favorite color. It reminds me of ketchup…Hey Ash kun, can we eat again? I'm getting peckish."
"Again? We ate before we met Professor Oak, remember?" And I'm running low on money.
Kin blew a raspberry in response. "I don't care how long it's been, I'm hungry." He flopped down on his bed dramatically. He shifted around, taking the hem of his shirt and peeled it off. "So warm in here.."
Ash tensed as Kin tossed the shirt to the wooden floor and reached down to unzip his jeans. "Don't you get naked now!"
"Hmm?" Kin cocked his head idly and slipped out of his jeans, ignoring his master's words. "Why? You saw me naked already." He replied in a matter-of-fact-tone. "It shouldn't surprise you again. Nothing has changed as far as I know." Evidently, Kin was oblivious about modesty and other people's feelings towards nudity. It was one of the things he needed to learn fast if he was a human.
"Doesn't mean I want to see it again." Ash chided glowing a bright red. He didn't want to recall what he saw that one night. The memory had already taken its damage in his mind, burning a small spot in his brain permanently. "At least keep your boxers on at least!" He snapped just as Kin was moving on to the last garment on his body.
"Fine…" Kin let out a sigh and crawled over to rest his head on the pillow with a soft plop! "You can be such a prude, you know that? Lighten up. I wouldn't mind if you took your clothes off too."
"I believe in modesty. And who you calling prude?" Ash said haughtily and plopped on his bed adjacent to Kin's. He removed his backpack, unzipped, and fished out his pair of pajamas to set aside for later. The DNA result would take awhile to be confirmed, so Ash decided to take a break from pokemon training to give him and his pokemon some rest. And apparently, Kin's new pair of legs didn't have enough stamina to keep him moving. Like a baby learning how to walk. When he wasn't running an awkward gait, he was more of toddling around. His balance definitely got the best of him at times. Maybe if he walked better he would enjoy it better.
"Ash kun?" Kin's voice muffled through the pillow.
"Do you like me being human?"
The question was so sudden, Ash had to register it several of times in his head before could answer. "I…I don't know." He admitted, watching as Kin raised his head for his eyes to peer over the pillow, shifting to lay on his side. "It's different."
"Good different or bad different?"
"Different different."
"That doesn't mean anything to me." He grumbled. "Be more specific than that."
"Like what? Do you like your new body Pikachu? Without the side effects I mean." He clarified.
"It's Kin now Ash kun, remember?" He replied tartly and rolled over to face the wall instead. "And I don't know either…" He answered so soft that Ash had to strain his ears to hear him clearly. "Like you said, it's different. But I don't know either if it's good or bad. That's why I asked you. But you don't know yourself. I know what I said to Professor Oak earlier. How I wanted to be back to my old self." He made little circles with his finger on his pillow absently. "But now, I don't know. Every time I think I hate this new look, I find something new to like then vice versa. It's like my own mind can't figure it out."
"Well, I thought you like the new you. Remember at the restaurant? How you were in love with the food and was so glad to have the new taste buds?" He recalled to lighten his mood. "You were so happy that you kept wanting to eat. You wanted seconds and you wanted a sample of everything off the menu."
"True." He agreed with him, but still didn't sound pleased. "Then my legs started to hurt like hell."
"And you're a lot taller."
"Not as tall as you." He reminded sharply.
"Yeah, but still you're tall anyways. You can see how I see things instead of craning your neck up all the time.
"But that's another problem. I can't rest on your shoulder anymore. I use to love that and pretend I was tall like you. It's different now."
Ash sighed hugely. "Man, you're being negative today. Is it because of Professor Oak earlier?"
"I don't want to talk about him!" He snapped. Yep, still mad.
"Okay, okay…say, how about later we go to the market and pick up some food? When I mean later I mean it. Not now…You can try out other stuff. That'll cheer you up right?" Ash offered. Food was his last option of cheering him up. "We can pick up lunchboxes at the market. It's assorted with all kinds of great and delicious food. I love their rice balls the best."
"Hmm." Kin stirred, attention aroused. "Had them before. They taste good for me then too." He said, his voice lighter. "Brock made the best. Even if it's just rice and apricots. It tasted the best."
"Maybe they'll taste better for you with your new tongue. I never knew how picky a pokemon taste buds are like." He mused. Now that Kin could speak finally, he was actually learning an abundance of knowledge of the strange and fascinating monsters that he came to know and love. He dropped his head on the bundle of pajamas as a makeshift pillow. "Brock did make good rice balls. But they weren't the best. My mom makes the best of everything."
"Mama's boy."
"Hey, you love her cooking too!"
"Ha," Ash sighed wearily. He couldn't wait to sleep tonight. "So tired…" He scrubbed his eyes to prove it.
"Want me to get dinner?" Kin suggested.
"Hell no," He quickly replied back. "I don't trust you with money yet. We're on a tight budget."
"Rice balls aren't expensive." He remarked.
"Yeah but if I give you the money, I wonder what you might buy instead."
"I wouldn't do that!"
"With a short attention span like you, I'll bet my own hat on it." He tapped his cap with a knowing smirk.
"Ah screw you." Kin stuck his tongue out again rudely.
Ash couldn't help but grin at his weak comment. That must have meant he won. And oh how victory felt good against a completive Pikachu. It was like he won a pokemon battle. Verbally that is.
"Another thing Ash kun," Kin began again, a bit hesitantly. He fist the pillow uneasily, cheeks redder than his natural color. It was so out of character than Ash began to question what exactly did Professor Oak did to him. "before I forget to tell you again. The night I became human I…notice some things that I didn't before…"
"Like what?"
"Like…you." He buried his head as if he had told the greatest of all secrets he could hold. Even his ears and neck were turning a vivid shade of red. "After I turned, I've been looking at you differently. I don't know if it's good or bad."
Ash blinked, then quickly recalled the kiss Kin gave him out of the blue in the snowy woods. The kiss that caught him off guard during a little game Kin created right at that moment. The sudden but warm and soft lip lock they shared for no longer than a few seconds before back to the frigid air. But that was the spur of the moment. You said it yourself Pikachu! Don't give me another thing to worry about. Not another thing, not another thing…
"That kiss…"
Oh God…
"I had this sudden urge to do it." He blurted. "I couldn't control myself and I tried to my best to act cool about it."
"So it wasn't the spur of the moment?" Ugh, can I act even more stupider?
"Obviously not." Kin moved his head to face him with dewy eyes. "But Ash kun. Whatever happens, please don't look at me any differently. I'm still trying to figure out myself what's going on and the last thing I want is my own best friend alienate me because of it."
"I…" Sometimes I do feel like I'm looking at you differently. But for some reason, it doesn't feel so bad. Not bad at all. Maybe I have to figure what's going with myself before I figure out yours. "I promise I wont. You're my buddy, Chu. No matter what." Ash flashed him a thumbs up. Albeit small and somewhat weak, it made Kin inflate with relief and happiness.
Kin grinned and sat up, pillow in arms. "But what I've said before. Let's keep that a secret between us. If Professor Smarty-pants hears about this, who knows what he'll do next?" He shivered then as if recalling the needle.
"I promise buddy."
"Heh, you better!"
The next day, another dreary snowy day, Kin had tried his best to find more ways to have fun with his new body. One thing was for sure that his skills of creating snowballs mastered greatly compared to his once little paws. And the taste of the rice balls were supreme. Despite this, Kin was still unsure if being human was the best thing for him. Even Ash thought the same thing. Like he said, once something goes wrong, another thing goes wrong.
His legs always were in the way it seemed.
"Ash kun, can we take another break?" Kin flopped himself back down to the snowy ground before Ash could answer. His ankles crossed and he buffed a stream of visible breath from his lips, he showed no sign of getting up any minute. "My feet are killing me!" He said a bit too dramatically which Ash was far to accustomed to his over exaggerating nature.
Ash huffed. "We're almost at the pokemon center. You can at least wait for a few more minutes until you rest."
"Too far." He groused.
As he shut his eyes to rest for a bit, he heard footsteps crunching over towards him. He slid open one eye curiously. It was a boy ranging around Ash's age but appeared to be new as a trainer with his bright and eager eyes. A girl too a trainer followed the boy, gaping.
"Is that really him?" She inquired the boy and he nodded.
"That has to be him. Look at the similarities!"
Ash blinked. "What about him?" He had an inkling of what they were talking about but that was impossible for them to know. He had only told Professor Oak about it. How could the two he never met before know about this?
"Is this the Pikachu?" The boy asked, beaming as if he made the greatest discovery in his life. Which he probably did.
"A Pikachu?" Kin barked, feigning being offended. "What are you talking about? If you can't tell, I'm a boy." He stood up for further display. He was no taller than the girl and she gasped in shock.
"It is you!" She exclaimed and pinched the corner of his cheeks. "Your cheeks are red like a Pikachu's. And your hair and your eyes! Jasper check his back."
"What? No!" Kin and Ash cried in unison.
Too late. The boy, Jasper they heard, whipped Kin around and threw up his jacket. "I see the stripes." He confirmed proudly. Kin spun back around, smacking his hand away with a painful lash.
"Leave me alone will ya?" He spat. If he were a pokemon again, he would have promptly struck with a jolt of his thunderbolt.
"So you are the Pikachu after all."
"No, I just look like a Pikachu. Got a problem with that?" Kin, still trying to keep his cover intact, said and glanced at his trainer to back him up. "I mean look at you, big eyes, short brown hair, you look like an evee. Right Ash?"
"Uh, right."
"Don't lie to me!" The boy frowned sternly. "It has to be the pikachu. I heard in the pokemon center. While I was passing through the hallway and I peeked in when I heard it myself. A pikachu turning into a human! I heard you guys talking! You! It has to be you two. It has to be."Damn it Professor…
Why couldn't they picked a more secluded room?
"You turned human overnight, right?" The girl asked right after Jasper. Her pig tails bounced with her excitement like an eager Meowth's triangular ears. "Like magic?!" She was so bubbly and cute, it would be a shame to say no to her in any way.
"That's what I heard." Jasper added. "Am I right? I never hear wrong."
Another pokemon trainer ambling near by stopped in his tracks to eavesdrop and Ash could feel his mind circling faster than a whirlpool attack. "You…that's not it…it's really…this is all a big misunderstanding."
Kin was practically eating his bottom lip. Another person, this time a young woman with her child in hand, stopped to listen. He was ready to grab Ash and run like hell. "Then explain to me the stripes." Jasper demanded, knowing with all his heart he was right. The girl nodded along.
"Birthmark!" Ash blurted the first thing that came in mind. Man, it's so blatant I'm lying. Why even bother arguing.
"And the discussion earlier at the Pokemon Center?"
"…" Ash didn't know what to say then, relying on Kin for an answer this time.
To his misfortune, Kin was at loss of words too.
"So am I right?"
Kin glowered, sighed, and gave a single nod in defeat. Immediately after that, he thrust a finger to his lips to silence him. "But don't say anything about this. It's a secret. Got that?"
Jasper shrugged. "Alright, but it seems like half of the town has heard it already."
"Huh?" Ash and Kin's eyes bugged out and whipped their heads back in shock. To their horror, a small crowd was already starting to form, gazing with such interest, it was as if they were a legendary pokemon in captivity.
"Is it true?"
"Is he really a Pikachu?"
"Let me have a closer look!"
"This is fake, isn't it?"
"I want my pokemon to be human too! Tell me how you did that!"
"How did he get like that?"
"That's so awesome!"
"Tell us! Tell us!"
Questions from left to right began to ripple across the area. Kin's cheeks became an intense shade of red. He went to palm his lips with his hand as if to keep himself from screaming. Ash could feel a scream bubbling up his throat. They were being outnumbered just like the time they were being chased by a swarm of spearows.
"Ash, I think this is the best time to get the heck out of here!" And before Ash could reply back, Kin had slipped through the crowd quickly, albeit struggling his way through before he picked up enough speed and agility to outrun them. Under pressure must have boosted his confidence of his gait, he presumed. But that led Ash all the way back here with people looming over him, demanding answers that he didn't know himself what to answer back to please them.
Swallowing, he followed after Kin, dodging every outstretched arms and hands like an obstacle course. One hand snagged his sleeve and he snatched that back a bit too roughly at the young girl with glassy eyes. Sure he felt bad but he didn't physically hurt her. It was his pokemon he worried the most and it was the main priority for a pokemon master wannabe to keep all his pokemon away from harm, human or not.
Though that didn't stop him from twisting his head back, crying out, "Sorry but I really don't have time for your questions!" And he veered sharply to the right, out of sight from the swarm of people.
Through the thick layers of snow, it exerted more energy to keep on running and Ash's legs were beginning to burn and his muscles to ache. But he couldn't stop now. Not when Kin was out there on the run. Where is he? Please be okay, Chu. Please be okay! Please be somewhere safe! Don't hide anywhere stupid.
He was afraid to call out his name. They could hear him and hunt him down. Though he loved attention and craved it during a victory at a pokemon tournament, seeing his image large and bright at the TV screen made his ego appropriately high, he wished he was nothing more but a mere nobody: a dull, plain nobody. Maybe that'll ease the stress just for a little bit to make him think clear enough where to move next.
He could hear them. The people searching for him like hungry pokemon. Come on Chu, your speed's like a human, remember? How far are you?
He made another quick turn down the frozen street, passing through clueless pedestrians hastily. He nearly tripped several times, one from someone's foot, once by his own feet. His chest was burning harder than his legs. It was becoming unbearable. He slowed, catching his breath.
One step.
Two step.
Three step.
Four-wait, what's that sound?
A door creaked from a house to the right. It passed his shoulder slowly, skimming his sleeves, and when Ash glanced over to see, a hand darted out, snatched him by the arm and yanked him inside. A hand flew over his mouth before he could scream. Inside, the house was small, warm, and fitting for a town like this. Homey and calm, it was the opposite he expected.
"Mmmph! Mmm!" He muffled through the heated hand, wiggling and struggling to break free.
"Hush! It's me!" Kin's voice hissed, giving his mouth a small squeeze.
"Who else?" He dropped his hand and spun Ash to face him. He cracked an amused smile and blew a low whistle. "You're a mess."
"I was running, looking for you." He explained curtly, earning a calm shrug. "Where are we?"
It was someone's home, not a shop. A humble kitchen resting at the back of the room, a finely crafted table in the middle with a vase of fake flowers adorning it, and a soft rug underneath with bolded black words WELCOME. It was a home for two people or less. It reminded Ash of his home back in Pallet Town.
"At a nice lady's place. She knows who I am." He said casually
Ash blanched. "And you came in? I don't want news spreading around like this Kin. Remember that?"
"Relax okay? She's a nice person and she doesn't want to ask many questions. She's here to help us." In his hand suddenly was a ruby red apple which he stored in the back of his hoodie. Of course, if she persuaded him with food, Kin would fall for anything. "Oh good, here she comes."
"So you found him, thank goodness. I was starting to worry." A sweet, motherly voice came from down the staircase. A middle aged woman with faint blond hair tied up in a small bun descended down the steps. Her eyes were bright and fresh like a young girl's. And she brought in the pleasant smell of lily-of-the-valley perfume into the room. She definitely appeared more calm than the other people outside. "You must be Ash Ketchum I've heard about."
"Y-yes. I…" He had never seen her before in his life and it was blatantly creepy when they know your full name. He didn't know what else to say. Kin calmly chomped on his apple loudly.
"Don't worry, I'm a friend of Professor Oak." She said sweetly and offered a seat at the table. He obliged, and she took a seat in front of the duo. "I got a call from him earlier today about this phenomena. I say, I was little skeptical until I saw your friend in person. He wants to make sure that I talked to you two about it."
"He told you about us?" Damn it again Oak!
"It's okay, I'm his friend," She raised her hands up innocently. 'I'm Mrs. Sato, Professor Oak and I attended school together, studying about Pokemon. Once in awhile, we call each other to figure out problems we can't figure out alone. This is one of the case."
"Oh, so you're a scientist too." Ash felt slightly relieved at this. Again, Kin paid more attention to his apple to care.
Surprisingly, Mrs. Sato shook her head. "No, the opposite actually. I'm more with the spiritual forces in pokemon than the scientific terms." She explained. "Science makes things complicated for me."
"So you don't believe in science?" Kin said with his mouth full. He ran his sleeve over his mouth to wipe away the sticky juice.
"I do believe in science. I just don't believe that you have to look at science for every problem. Like this one." She sighed to herself. "Professor Oak doesn't like to admit that there are some things he can't figure out for himself with all his research and textbooks piled up in his lab. He was quite flustered when he called me. He also send some of your pictures of both of you. Especially of you Pikachu."
Ash did know that Kin had several pictures taken by Oak back at the pokemon center. But sending it to a stranger without his knowledge was bothersome. Even if it's with a woman they could trust. He kept that to himself as the woman continued, "you were lucky that I was sweeping the snow off my front step outside to find you Pikachu. People in this town crave any kind of excitement. It's best to stay away from people like them while you're trying to figure it out yourself. But they don't care. Even if it's complete lies, they'll chase after to know the truth. Not that I disagree. When I heard about your case, I was pretty excited to see it in person."
Ash groaned and rubbed his temples irritably. By now he was positive that everyone has heard of him and Kin. By the time they walked out, they would be waiting, starving for answers. The muscles in his legs were too tense to run again. He wasn't sure about Kin but he had to be equally as spent as he was. He might as well move on to another town with Kin in disguise. Dye his hair black? Cover his ruddy cheeks? Wrap bandages around his back just in case? Now that'll make them look like brothers for sure and not his pokemon.
"But now we need to talk." Mrs. Sato's voice dropped to a more serious degree as she folded her fingers together on the wooden table. "It's about Pikachu."
"What is it?"
"Now I want you two take this serious when I explain it, okay? I thought it was ridiculous myself until now obviously."
"Got it, got that Kin- I mean Pikachu." Guess it was a waste to figure out a useless name if everyone practically knew who you are already.
"Sure, whatever, tell me."
"Well, it so happens that I know what happened to Pikachu," She said clearly. "And I know how you'll turn back to a pokemon."
Finally finished! Wow, that was longer than I thought but at least it is done. On to the next chapter and more updates with my other stories. A fan fiction author's work is never done it seems lol.


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When Nanaki walked down the gangplank of the ferry and stepped onto the single dock that stuck out like a rigid finger from Air Temple Island, she was disconcerted to see two dozen Air Acolytes lined up neatly in a row, awaiting her. Each man, there were no women, was dressed in a black jacket and slacks with silver insignia on the back. Each man, to a one, went down on one knee and bowed their head as Nanaki walked between them. She glanced nervously to either side as she moved along the dock, made uncomfortable not only by the bowing but also that each of them men seemed unwilling to speak to her. She wanted to ask who was in charge, or who she should go see, or even where to go but the Acolytes seemed to expect she would know this already. So instead of stopping, she just kept walking.
Leaving the docks she found herself strolling along a narrow, white paved path that bisected the island and lead upward on a gentle incline. The trees on either side of the bath were exploding with summer colors of green, cut with bright pink and white blossoms. A breeze came up off of the ocean, slicing through the already intense heat of the midsummer morning and offering refreshment that was heavy with the aroma of salt. At the end of the path Nanaki stepped into the courtyard of the temple. It was circular in formation, made of the same white stones that path was. A row of short, narrow buildings stood on either side of the courtyard, and at the far end she could see what looked like a stable of some kind. There was nobody in sight. Nanaki took a few hesitant steps forward and called out a greeting. Only the sweet melodies of birds answered her.
Wondering what she should do now, Nanaki began walking toward the stables. The shade there looked very inviting and as it was she didn't feel that it would be proper to approach one of the buildings and knock. As she crossed toward the stables, something came out to meet her. It was a zebratiger. Nanaki froze.
The animal stood taller at the shoulder than she stood high, its sleek and muscular body pantined with white fur cut with jagged black stripes. With lowered head and raised haunches, the massive cat regarded the small girl with intense curiosity. It looked as though it would pounce. Nanaki glanced to either side of her, wondering if she would have the opportunity to make it to one of the side buildings before the animal had her. She looked back at the zebratiger and much to her surprise the cat laid down flat on its belly, still watching her, and began to purr.
Slowly, Nanaki approached it and took the great head of the animal into her hands. The cat continued purring, and gently bumped its forehead against her. She smiled and began stroking her hands through the incredibly soft fur.
"Hi kitty," she said, softly. "At least you're here to meet me. You know something? This place feels really familiar."
"That's understandable. It was your home for a very long time. It still is."
The man's voice, soft as it was, startled her. Nanaki whipped around and found that she had been joined in the courtyard by an Air Nomad. The man was roughly fifty, with a smooth bald head and clean-shaven cheeks. The bright blue arrows of the Master stood out on his forehead in the sunlight. Seeing that he had startled her, he made a formal bow.
"I'm sorry," the man said. "I didn't mean to scare you."
Nanaki nodded slowly. "That's okay. What did you mean, though?"
The Air Nomad smiled.
"You lived here when you were Avatar Korra. You are still most welcome, and I am truly honored to be in your presence."
Nanaki was made uncomfortable again. For a reason she didn't understand-maybe it was the gentleness in his tone or the kindness in his eyes-Nanaki found herself opening up to him.
"I don't know how to be the Avatar," she said. She looked around again. "I don't even know why I'm here."
"Everything happens for a reason," the Nomad said. "As for not knowing how to be the Avatar, I can't imagine anyone would. But if anyone can help you learn, my aunt can."
Nanaki studied the Nomad for a moment before smiling. "You're Jinora's nephew." He smiled and bowed again.
"I am," he said. "My name is Kah-Pa. Aunt Jinora's brother Meelo was my father. I'm very glad you came here, Avatar Nanaki. Are you hungry? We're just about to have breakfast."
Nanaki smiled once more, gratefully.
In an unremarkable warehouse on the edge of Ba Sing Se, Po curled his hands into fists and flexed every muscle he had. The black armor he wore, form fitting mesh with solid plates over each of the major muscle groups, constricted with the movement then expanded when he relaxed. He held his right arm out and turned his palm up. He reached back to the heel of his hand with his fingertips and depressed the trigger hidden inside the glove. A huge gout of flame roared furiously out from his wrist. With a grunt, he looked at both his hands.
"How is it?" Chai asked, bridging one svelte leg over the other. She was seated at a small card table nearby, calmly sipping tea as she watched the giant man experiment.
Po nodded. "Works," was all he said.
Chai tilted her head. "Fiber mesh weave with bullet and fire resistant plates. Built in flamethrower with a fuel supply good for ten shots, essentially making you a firebender. The helmet has built in hi-range radio capacity and night vision amplification. It also looks very good on you."
Po didn't acknowledge the off-handed compliment. He turned to look at the woman. "So who are we working for?" He asked. "Why does he want the Avatar taken out so badly?"
Chai took a sip of tea before answering.
"If our employer chooses to introduce himself, he will. Until such time all that need be understood is that he is a very powerful man with a great deal of influence in Ba Sing Se. He is quite proud of our nation's accomplishments and sees the Avatar as a threat to his intention to ensure the human race's survival and the well-being of the entire Earth Kingdom. More than that I am forbidden to say."
Po didn't ask for more. Turning about, he flexed again and practiced his aim with the suit's built in flame throwers.
"How many of these do we have? I'm not a bender but there are a few men in my organization who are."
Chai took note of Po's assertion of leadership and didn't argue it. Lu Taising was old news. The Unbelievers belonged to Po now. She allowed the ghost of a smile to touch her lips.
"Six," she said. "Only six. So choose the men who will wear them carefully. And remember, the Avatar is not to be killed until she is in the Avatar-State."
Chai looked at him critically. "When she's glowing."
Po nodded.
"Copy. Why is that so important?"
Chai set down her tea cup and cocked her head slightly.
"Your organization set out to destroy the child without researching anything about the Avatar?" She asked. "Most disconcerting. For your edification, when the Avatar enters the Avatar-State, she is in perfect harmony with the energies of the universe. If the Avatar is killed while in this state, that harmony is shattered. The cycle of the Avatar will come to an end, and there will be no further reincarnations. This is what our employer wishes. Is all clear now?"
"Clear," Po said, and shot another tongue of flame across the room. The target dummy he was aiming at caught flame instantly and was consumed.
Nanaki spent the remainder of the day all but fused to Kah-Pa's side. She was given an extensive tour of the island, and was introduced to every individual Air Acolyte. She was also introduced to the three other resident Air Nomads, boys her near to her own age and none of which had yet earned their tattoos. Being unused to any sort of recognition, she was made very uncomfortable with all the bows and statements of respect she received. She didn't like it, but didn't verbalize her distaste.
Kah-Pa told her how his father, Meelo, when a very young man had traveled to the Northern Water Tribe. There Meelo took a very appreciative notice of a girl his own age, named Afasi. In two years time they were married, and a year after that Kah-Pa came into the world. Kah-Pa was raised in the Tribe until his father passed. Meelo had asked him to return to Air Temple Island and keep the Air Nomad tradition alive. Kah-Pa had readily agreed, and brought his family to the Island.
Nanaki also took note of the fact that everywhere she and Kah-Pa went, the zebratiger followed. The big cat, whose name she learned was Yakkara, seemed to have adopted the Avatar as her own cub. Nanaki was very comforted by Yakkara- indeed by everyone on the island that she met- and for the first time in two months she felt truly safe.
At lunch she sat down in the main house with Kah-Pa, and met his family. His wife Tu'uri was a strikingly beautiful woman from the Northern Water Tribe and a water bending master. When Tu'uri understood that Nanaki hadn't found a teacher for that particular element she, in her soft-spoken way, asked permission to be allowed to be Nanaki's tutor. Nanaki gratefully accepted.
Akytreu was the couples' son, a young man of seventeen with a smile that could melt a steel door. Akytreu was jovial, generous in his insistence that Nanaki eat her fill, and took charge in ordering that Nanaki be given one of the better rooms on the house's second floor and saw that the room would lack for nothing. Nanaki liked him immediately. When she asked if he was a bender, he replied that he was not and Nanaki felt sorry for him because he announced his inability with a great deal of regret. She understood his shame on a level deeper than he realized.
Shortly before dinner time, Nanaki was sitting on the ground in the courtyard. Yakkara lay perpendicular to her, his massive head in her lap. She was stroking the cat's brow when she heard a familiar voice shrieking her name.
Surprised, she looked up to see Yi sprinting at her. She wriggled out from under Yakkara's head and stood up. A second later Yi slammed into her in a crushing hug with nearly took the Avatar off of her feet.
"We were so worried!" Yi scolded. "We woke up and you weren't in your bed and we all had coronaries and we went to your house and your dad said he had no idea where you were and then Kah-Pa called and we were all so relieved why did you leave what were you thinking?"
Nanaki just stared at Yi under the verbal assault. Over her best friend's shoulder Nanaki saw Jinora, her arm being held to support her by Guo, Kah-Pa, and Akytreu coming off of the path and into the courtyard.
"What are you all doing here?" Nanaki asked, bewildered.
Guo looked at her with something akin to disdain.
"Running away is no excuse to skip your training," he said.
Jinora smiled, taking Nanaki's face in her hands and looking the girl over to assure herself that the Avatar wasn't hurt.
"We're your teachers, guides, and friends, Nanaki. Wherever you go, we're going to follow."
Nanaki felt tears come to her eyes. Impulsively, she threw her arms around Jinora and hugged her.
Jinora chuckled and patted her back.
"Oh I see you've met Yakkara," Jinora said, looking calmly at the cat and Yi, who was cautiously approaching the giant animal with one hand held out to pet. "That's...interesting."
"Why?" Nanaki asked.
Jinora smiled.
"Because she normally eats people," Jinora said. Yi, poker-faced, slid slowly away from the lounging zebratiger.
Kah-Pa smiled. "Let's all go inside for some cold drinks and hot dinner."
Everyone agreed. Nanaki took Jinora's hand as they all entered the house.
"Oh it's very good to be home," Jinora said.
After the sun had gone down and the blazing lights of Republic City battled the stars in the night sky for dominance, Nanaki stole away from the group and went to the periphery of the temple, Yakkara following. Once she got to the edge of the courtyard she relaxed against the short iron railing and looked out over the Bay at the statue of Avatar Aang. The statue was also brilliantly lit, the trio of spotlights aiming up at the metal sculpture doing a phenomenal job of throwing the statue into brilliant prominence against the backdrop of the city.
Nanaki didn't know how long she stood there but soon realized that Jinora was standing next to her, also admiring the statue. When the old woman saw that Nanaki had finally noticed her she smiled.
"Avatar Aang cut a very handsome figure, didn't he? Even as a teenager."
"Did you know him?" Nanaki asked.
"No," Jinora said, an undercurrent of sadness in her tone. "He died many years before I was born. But there have been many times when I wish that I could have."
Nanaki looked at the statue again.
"They say that Avatar Aang was one of the greatest Avatars who ever lived," she said. "How am I expected to live up to that?"
"You aren't," Jinora said immediately. "The only person you are expected to live up to is you."
Nanaki was silent, mulling over her next question and choosing her worlds carefully.
"Why did the Avatar..I..wait so long to reincarnate? Even if you take into account that we just didn't know there's still six years missing. What if what people say is true? What if the world doesn't need the Avatar any more, and I knew that. Maybe that's why."
Jinora smiled, her tone comforting.
"If that were true you wouldn't be here now. The problem with the world today is that people have come to believe that science and spirituality are mutually exclusive. The truth is, they are not. You can't really have one without having the other. That's why you're here, Nanaki. Even with all the magnificent technology and understanding of the world that we have now, the world still needs the Avatar."
Nanaki wasn't convinced. She gripped the smooth cold surface of the railing and sighed.
"What am I supposed to do, Jinora?"
Jinora looped an arm around Nanaki's shoulder.
"You do what the Avatar has always done, sweetheart. You keep the peace between the four nations. That's all that anyone has a right to expect from you."
Nanaki leaned against Jinora's side and took great comfort in the old woman's embrace. Yakkara yawned and laid his head down behind them. Together, the Avatar and the Avatar's Spiritual Guide looked out over the Bay, watching ships sailing in to the bright city slowly as the statue of Avatar Aang kept vigil.
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The majority of publicly-owned paintings are hidden from view, either in storage or in official buildings. Gwen Yarker, the Dorset Co-ordinator of the Public Catalogue Foundation Project, has been helping to rescue Dorset's share of them from obscurity.
Published in September '09
For the last eighteen months I have been locating, cataloguing and photographing oil paintings in Dorset's public collections, irrespective of condition or quality, for the Public Catalogue Foundation (PCF). With the advantage of a background in art history and as a museum curator and manager, my quest for paintings has taken me to museums, council buildings, colleges, hospitals, regiments, police stations, countless stores, fire stations, a village hall, crematorium and almshouse. The principal focus is on oil paintings but we include tempera, acrylic and mixed media, where oil predominates. As long as paintings are portable they are included, the main exemption being wall paintings in situ.
The PCF was set up in 2002 to locate and show the public their paintings in public galleries and civic buildings throughout the UK. This is done through photographing and recording all qualifying paintings and publishing them in a series of affordable full-colour catalogues. It is estimated that there are some 200,000 such paintings, yet at any one time 80% are hidden from public view, being either in storerooms or in public buildings in official use. This is certainly true of Dorset. The PCF and BBC are hoping to put the PCF's extensive UK digitisation programme on line, in parallel with the published catalogues. It is hoped the public will be able to view the resulting website and find information about every one of the UK's publicly owned oil paintings by 2012, in time for the London Olympics. The PCF's other partners, the Universities of Glasgow and Oxford and the Collections Trust, will also help with research and maximise learning opportunities.
The paintings in the Dorset catalogue will be listed alphabetically by collection and grouped by home town. All digital images of the paintings photographed by the PCF are given to the collections free of charge. This wonderful resource is an expense no collection in Dorset could otherwise contemplate, as none have a complete photographic record of their paintings. Nationally the PCF has yet to find any collection that has photographed even the majority of its paintings, let alone all of them. The PCF will also supply some free catalogues for collections to sell. Any revenue from their sale has to be invested in painting conservation – a highly welcome income stream since very little money is currently budgeted for conservation. The participating collections also benefit from improved records. For many this is the first time their whole collection of oils has been made accessible to the public, so the publication of the catalogue will mean a raised profile for them, and hopefully result in more visitors.
Freelance photographers are employed by the PCF. They take all the photographs digitally which means they can photograph paintings in their frames and through glass, resulting in minimum disruption. In Dorset two photographers were involved on the project: Dan Brown from Somerset, who only worked at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum, and Dave Penman, a well-known local figure, who photographed the majority of the county's paintings. We had a lot of fun working with the collections and were immensely grateful for everyone's patience and good humour, to say nothing of the continuous cups of coffee provided for us.
Photographing the paintings was rarely straightforward. Many are above eye level, hang on staircases, are in cramped spaces, attics, tightly stacked or wrapped in storerooms. We became ingenious at finding ways to blank out reflections. Sometimes large immovable sculptures or pieces of furniture in front of paintings called for considerable camera skills and impressive technical wizardry up ladders. Photographing often gave curators and administrators their first opportunity to examine closely the backs of paintings, especially very large images usually too hard to move. Under powerful lights we were able to spot signatures, dates and even titles not normally visible. Such discoveries resulted in improved records and better understanding of individual images. Above all, everyone we worked with was enthusiastic about the project and its appreciable benefits, despite an increased extra work load for them, and we are very grateful to them all.
From Lyme Regis to Swanage and Bournemouth the county's museums can be found amongst stunning scenery. Not surprisingly the Dorset landscape forms a powerful thread amongst many of the paintings we photographed. One thinks of the large and powerful The Purbeck Hills from the River Frome painted by the late-Victorian artist Frederick Whitehead, now hanging on the stairs of the Purbeck DC offices. Thomas Hardy encouraged Whitehead to paint the Dorset countryside during his summer visits to Dorset. Closely linked with Hardy's Wessex, Whitehead's paintings strongly feature in Dorset's catalogue. Many 19th- and 20th-century painters were inspired by Dorset and so there are numerous landscapes with vistas of rolling downs and views of the Frome. The people who worked the land and in industry were suitable painterly subjects, appearing, for instance, in the powerful images by Francis Newbery in Bridport Town Hall. At Langton Matravers and Portland Museums, we found some fascinating paintings of quarrying amongst the collections, particularly reflecting the importance of the industry to the county.
The influence of the sea is strong, from storm-tossed ships, heaving seas and shipwrecks to ships' portraits and crowded beaches. Collections in Lyme Regis, Portland, Weymouth, Bournemouth and Poole all reflect Dorset's important maritime and trading past. After 1815 the coastline was increasingly valued for its aesthetic qualities by professional and amateur artists, so there is a profusion of paintings capturing the effects of sunlight over the sea or of the beauty of the cliffs. A fine body of maritime paintings at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum includes works ranging from Willem van de Velde the Younger and William Wyllie to the local artist Leslie Ward, all featured in their recent long-running exhibition Celebrating the Sea.
Apart from the exuberance of many of the paintings at the Russell-Cotes, Dorset's collection of oil paintings is as discreet and understated as the county itself. The strong instinct to collect Dorset-based art and subject matter which best represents this quality results in the coherence of artists and subject matter reflected within the catalogue. Poole and Bournemouth collections reflect the work of local art clubs and colleges established in the 1920s, who in their turn were inspired by the many Slade School of Fine Art painters who visited the county. At the time this lively community often gave or sold works, particularly to the Russell-Cotes, where Dorset-resident artists such as George Spencer Watson and Leslie Ward are represented with other artists of national reputation who lived for a while in Dorset, such as Henry Lamb.
Most of the paintings in the county's collections and offices were acquired during the 20th century, through purchases and key bequests. After World War 2 the War Artists' Advisory Commission distributed the works of art in its care nationally and some of their very fine paintings went to the Russell-Cotes. The military collections in the county are relatively recent additions though with paintings reflecting the experiences of people who have lived in Dorset and served their country, from 18th-century portraits to images purchased following the first Gulf War in 1991, expressing the horror of daily survival as a civilian in a warzone. Dorset CC reflects Dorset's military importance with an extraordinary painting hanging in its members' room. The Dorset Yeoman At Agagia, 26 February 1915 by Lady Butler was painted in 1917 and exhibited at the Royal Academy the same year. Commissioned by Colonel J Goodden, Honorary Colonel of the Dorset Yeomanry and Chairman of Dorset CC, on behalf of 110 subscribers, the Rt Hon Viscount Portman presented the painting to Dorset CC on 6 August 1918 'on behalf of the subscribers'. It shows the remarkable action at Agagia in the Libyan Desert that ended the threat of attack by the Turkish-backed Senussi tribe. The Dorset Yeomanry cut off the enemy rearguard by galloping across the open sand under direct fire from machine guns. In her autobiography Lady Butler wrote that all the Dorset officers were portraits despite the fact that 'their own mothers would not know the men in the heat, dust and excitement of the charge'.
In Dorset some 55 collections, with over 2200 paintings, have been photographed for this important project. The resulting Dorset catalogue will be a source of interest and pride to local people and act as a directory of the county for visitors. The publication will cost about £75,000 to produce, and a fundraising campaign is currently underway in Dorset to ensure it is published. If successful, Dorset will have a complete gazetteer of the publicly owned art in the county and a fascinating new way to look at the county's heritage and its treasures. Expected to be hitting the shops later in the year, the Dorset catalogue will make a great present and be a source of delight and interest for years to come.
If you would like to support this very worthwhile Dorset project please contact the Chief Executive, Andy Ellis, PCF, 33 Maiden Lane, London WC2E 7JS (020 7395 0331) or visit www.thepcf.org.uk.
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2. Purbeck District Council
3. Royal Signals Museum, Blandford
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Located in Lido Azzurro, Best Western Hotel Ara Solis is by the ocean and within the vicinity of Chiatona Beach and Ponte di Porta Napoli.
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Ulf Ziemann eBooks
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Plasticity in the Human Nervous System
Simon Boniface & Ulf Ziemann
Cambridge University Press, May 1999
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