Cadet Fives with his face inches away from the mirror in the 'fresher, painstakingly rolling contraband mascara onto the peach fuzz on his chin in the shape of a goatee: "Actually yes, Echo, I am busy."
Do you feel the Seven deserve a happier ending? I am totally and absolutely NOT judging you. One answer for sure, even if the answers feel redundant or you want to pick more than one.
No pressure ;)
Yes, because they're sad and deserve to be happy
Yes, because I love them and they deserve love
Yes, because no soul should be bound to another, not even to a devil
Yes, because they're hot.
No, because they must deal with the consequences of selling your soul to a devil
No, because they murdered people, murderers get no pass
No, because they are horrible people, no forgiveness for them all whatsoever
No, because there is no out in the pact with the Master. Deal with it.
These Pokemon are small, long-tailed and scrawny-looking creatures with strong psychic abilities and typically pink in color, but weren’t especially bright, having an intelligence level below the average pokemon even. Due to their sterility, they are very few in number nowadays, but they make up for that with their longevity, one instance could live for countless millennia at a time! However, they suffered a very unfortunate side effect beyond their control that made themselves a threat to humans and pokemon alike: Anyone who saw them had a chance of becoming brain dead on the spot due to their powers. While bad enough on its own, there was a second power that made them especially dangerous: Transformation. Like Ditto, they also had the ability to shapeshift, but they were capable of using this to grant them any powers they desired. It’s because of this that the organization I work for are hunting them down to prevent them from getting close to the human population, using lethal force if needed.
Now if you payed attention so far, you’re probably wondering “Wait, isn’t that the Mew? aren’t they a myth? and why would lethal force even be necessary even if they weren’t?” and of course “what does any of this have to do with the precursors?” And to the first two questions, I will answer “Yes and No“ in that exact order, as for the last two questions, that’s where things get ugly.
You see, there were two lies that were mandated in this story: The first one being their powers causing brain death by accident: it’s never an accident, they do it on purpose. Why? Well that’s where the Second lie comes in: They aren’t dumber than the average pokemon, they’re smarter, even more so than humans. Now why are they hostile to Humans? well, when I first described the Mew, they didn’t originally look that way. Back in ancient times when humans were still emerging from their caves, The Mew looked taller, much more bulky, and much more civilized. They had cities, organic technology, and even engineered Flora and Fauna to lifeforms to suit their needs. Unfortunately, the Mew were also prideful and lustful creatures, treating humans as less than livestock for their creations... at best.
The Humans would have been phased out, had one event not sealed the fate of the Mew.
The details have never been clear since Victor never goes into much detail about it, but seven mythical beings took pity on the humans, and orchestrated an event known as “the last generation”. Soon, Mew started to be born prematurely with more deformations and conceptions started to outright fail at worst. With their numbers dwindling, Humans used the Mew’s own creations against them, and after a bloody battle, the Humans came out on top. But after the deed was done, they wiped their memories and went back to becoming hunter/gatherers. Of course the creations of the Mew were still in the wild, and soon the Humans used them again, this time not as weapons, but as companions, forming the earliest recorded history of Humans and Pokemon.
Though doubtful if any Mew of today were still capable, the fact is that the Mew would still harbor (understandable) resentment towards humanity makes them enough of a threat that my foundation recruited anyone with even the slightest affiliation with them as a means to combat them.
We didn’t lie to keep them contained, we lied because we’re terrified of them
An important headcanon about my version of Kylo and his leadership of the First Order:
My version of Kylo grows to hate leading to the First Order - He’s a warrior, a master equipped to lead small groups like his Knights but he foolishly thought taking Snoke’s place as leader would stop him feeling so uncertain and scared all the time. He could lead his own destiny, claim power for himself and become whatever he wanted to become.
Problem is, he never wanted to be the next Snoke yet that was what others saw him as.
That would make him feel absolutely sick. That creature groomed him with whispers in his head from birth (it doesn’t matter if they came from Palpatine in the end, while Kylo is running the First Order he was under the impression they were from Snoke alone), tortured him physically and mentally, basically took everything from him. The LAST thing he’d want is to be the next Snoke.
This is especially important when it comes to his interactions with General Hux. As opposed to eachother as they are, he’d come to find Hux as rather useful, allowing him distance from his role as a leader as the General would be able to handle most situations. It’s down to individual Hux rpers whether that will change Hux’s feelings toward Kylo, I can’t dictate that but ultimately my Kylo would be wary around the General (knowing how doublecrossing he can be) but he’d allow him a lot of power in leading the First Order to spare himself the concern of it. At least until he figures out what he wants to do with it.
He’d also not have Pryde or other such allies of Palpatine aboard his ship, having those with loyalty toward another power in positions of leadership in your own organization is a downright foolish thing to do. No fucking way would my Supreme Leader Ren accept that shit.
