Pokemon Sun and Moon: Rays of Myth

Summary: Moon and her mom move to Alola for a change of pace since they've been having trouble with Moon's memory. They hope she'll do better in the new region. However, while there she meets people she knew from her younger years and is caught up in a race to understand the history of the legendary Pokemon in Alola.

A/N: Yeah...starting a new one. XD Might as well since then I'll have a place to go when I get around to updating again. Lol.

Enjoy~

Prologue

10 years earlier

"Do you think Alola is pretty?" a young girl asks. She pushes her long, dirty-blonde hair over her shoulder and grins at the blonde boy across from her. "All the pictures mom and dad have showed me are pretty."

The boy pushes his long bangs from his faces and shrugs. "I dunno. I don't care." He pauses. "Do you care?"

The girl beams. "Course I do Eon!"

He blushes. "Then I do too." Eon fidgets. "Would you come visit me there sometime...?"

"Yeah!" she smiles. "Sun moved there, and I miss him, so hopefully I can visit often!"

They look out over the edge of the cliff on Cinnibar Island.

"When are you going back home?" the girl asks. "Are you parents done with their business meeting with daddy and Mr. Stone?"

Eon lies on his back and stares at the light of dawn. "I dunno." He scoffs. "Do you miss Sun that much, Moon?"

Moon cocks her head to the side. "Well yeah. He's one of my favorite persons!"

Eon rolls his eyes. "Seriously? 'Persons'?"

Moon frowns. "What's wrong with that?"

"Nothing..." he pouts.

Moon stands up, and holds out a hand to Eon. "Let's get back and eat breakfast! They'll be worried to find us gone."

Suddenly, there's a screech as a Pokemon flies out of a cave on the side of the mountain and startles Moon. She windmills her arms but is unable to gain her balance.

"MOON!" Eon shrieks, reaching for her. She topples over the edge and rolls down the side of the mountain. Crawling over to the edge, he looks down. She's lying on the bottom—not moving.

Jumping up, he dashes back towards town. Someone would help him, right? He runs across the uneven ground before slamming into the leg of his mother.

"Mom!" he cries. "We need...we need...—"

"What's wrong with you?" the tall blonde lady asks.

"He was probably lost Lusamine," her husband replies. "That boat is ready to go. We've got a message back at the Aether Foundation. We're getting close to our goal."

"But Mom—!"

Lusamine turns on her son. "Gladion, be quiet now." He hiccups. "We're leaving."

His eyes widen as he's shoved into an Aether aircraft. He stares out the window, shock evident on his features.

"Moon..." he murmurs weakly. "No..."

Down at the bottom of the mountain, Moon is found by her parents with Steven Stone's help.

"We need to get her to the hospital," Mr. Stone says as his son carries the unconscious girl towards the family's truck. He turns to his brother, Moon's father. "Don't worry, we'll help her any way that we can."

Moon's mom covers her face with her hands and groans. "My darling Moon..."

An monitor beeps in time as the entire family waits around Moon's cot. "She should wake up soon," a doctor says. "However..."

Moon's mom frowns. "What is it?"

"She may have memory problems," he tells her with a sigh. "There is damage from her fall. I don't believe it will be severe, but she's going to have trouble remembering things. Some little, some not."

Moon's parents shake their heads. "I do not care," the father says. "As long as she's okay." Everyone looks over at the six-year-old.

"She'll be fine," the doctor concludes, before leaving to give them some peace.

Moon stirs.

"Honey!" the mother cries. "You're awake."

Moon glances around. "Why am I here?" she asks, then frowns. "Uhh...I don't really know what's going on. Weren't we just eating dinner?"

Her parents exchange a look. "She doesn't remember that Lusamine and her family were staying with us last night?" the mom asks her husband in a hushed whisper.

"It appears not. Maybe it's just recent things she can't remember?"

"What did we eat?" Moon continues. "I'm kinda hungry..."

Her parents exhale before smiling and sitting on the edge of her cot. "We'll get some food," they tell her. "Rest up honey."

A/N: Haha...I hope that made coherent sense... :P I was playing the game and this idea popped into my head so... yeah.

Thanks for reading~

~Misty/Ms. Ketchum