EoS: Here's the final chapter, guys. It was fun! Review, for a final hurrah! Please review!

Lauren: This was a good story, I guess.

KingSkyTheGreat:

EoS: Yes it was.

Amalgam24:

Lauren: Lucia altered his memories.

TheDragonsInferno:

EoS: I guess.

Guest:

Lauren: Nope.

Mr. Brandloyal:

EoS: It's actually kind of canon, because Alder's starter pokemon died in the game.

Aurore's Moemon Adventure

Chapter 100

That night, Aurore was plagued with a strange dream.

Aurore stood in a field of flowers, surprised.

"Aurore." Aurore turned and saw a young woman standing in front of him, smiling. She wore a long white dress and had long brown hair, and brown eyes.

"Mom…" Aurore said, shocked.

"Aurore…" Aurore's Mother said, smiling. "It's so good to see you. I wish your father could be here to see the kind of man you grew up to be."

"Thanks." Aurore said, smiling.

"Listen, I know you must hate your father, Kallin." Aurore's Mother said, smiling sadly. "But he is a good man. He truly did love you."

"I know." Aurore said, nodding, his mother surprised.

"My dad might have died… And he might have left we with this curse, but I don't hate him." Aurore said, shaking his head. "Reaper… Was a gift given to me by my father to protect the people I care about."

"Aurore…" Aurore's mother said, smiling. "It was nice to see you one last time."

"You too." Aurore said, smiling. "I miss you, mom."

"Good bye." Aurore's mother hugged him, and Aurore woke up.

That morning Aurore headed down to the lobby, and the others soon joined for dinner. Then, Samurott walked downstairs.

"Aurore." Samurott walked over to Aurore, staring at him head on.

"Samurott." Aurore said, turning to her, surprised. "What is it?"

"Thank you for all you've done for me." Samurott said, bowing to Aurore. "You… All of you… You're the nicest people I've ever met. Ever since I was a kid, I thought that humans were cruel people… But you've shown me that you humans care for another with such kindness. Aurore… I feel that you've finally healed my heart."

"Samurott…" Aurore said, frowning, already realizing what she was saying.

"And now, I guess it's time." Samurott said, smiling. "Before, you offered to find me a kind trainer, but it's fine. You don't need to. I will find someone for myself, someone who I can trust and love. Thank you for everything you've done for me, but this is good-bye."

"Wait, you're leaving?" Sakura asked, surprised.

"No, Samurott, you can't leave!" Bluebell exclaimed, shocked. "There's so much we still haven't done! I wanted you to help me become stronger! You can't just leave now!"

"Bluebell…" Samurott said, staring at Bluebell in surprise, and then smiled. "I'm sorry… But you can't understand. You have a master who loves and cares for you, so for someone like me, who doesn't have someone like that… it makes me envious."

"Well, I'm sure master would be overjoyed to have you join his team!" Sora said, frowning. "Come on, please?"

Samurott turned to Aurore, and smiled.

"No." Aurore said, shaking his head. "She's right. Samurott, you need to go out on your own to discover where you belong, and who you are meant to be with. So, with that in mind, I would just like to say that the time we spent together, brief as it was, I truly enjoyed your company."

"Master…" Bluebell said, shaking her head in shock.

"Thank you for understanding." Samurott said, smiling, a tear falling from her eye. "I'm going to miss you all, so much, but I have to leave."

Samurott turned to the door, and saw Rin standing in front of it, looking down, frowning.

"So you're going then." Rin said, frowning.

"I am." Samurott said, nodding.

"Fine." Rin said, frowning. "I'm not going to make a big scene. Just promise me one thing."

"What?" Samurott asked.

"Don't forget me, okay?" Rin asked, looking at the ground, tears dripping from her eyes. "I won't forget you… Never, ever."

"Rin." Samurott said, kneeling down, patting the young girl on the shoulder. "Don't cry. A pretty young girl like you has no business crying about something like this. I'm certain we will meet again."

"I know we will." Rin said, nodding, wiping away her tears. "And when we do, I'll become such a beautiful woman that you won't even recognize me."

"I hope you do." Samurott said, hugging the girl. She stood up, and turned to Aurore then.

"I'll be off, then." Samurott said, smiling warmly.

"Good luck." Aurore said, smiling back at her.

With that, Samurott turned from the life she had spent with Aurore and the others, and walked off into her own shining future.

"Aurore…" Aurore turned to Emolga, who was staring at him adamantly, Whimsicott and Watchog standing beside her.

"What is it?" Aurore asked.

"We agree with Samurott." Emolga said, smiling. "We've inconvenienced you too much, and we must also find our own paths."

"Yes." Aurore said, smiling. "We may not have known each other as long, but thank you for everything."

The three headed out as well, and stood around each other.

"Though our paths may stray, and we might grow apart…" Emolga said, tears falling from her eyes.

"We will always be…" Whimsicott wailed.

"…The Idiot Trio!" Watchog exclaimed.

The three headed off in separation, each wiping the tears from their faces.

…

"Hey, Samurott!" Samurott flinched suddenly, and turned back to see Emolga standing there, smiling cheerfully.

"What do you want?" Samurott asked, frowning.

"You're looking for a master, right?" Emolga asked, smiling. "I am too. Do you mind if I join you? The journey might be more fun if we were together."

"…Fine." Samurott sighed.

"So, as human beings change and adapt, they move on into the future…" Aurore said, turning to Sakura. "Listen, Sakura, I probably should have asked you this a long time ago, but… You want to get a cup of coffee with me some time?"

Bluebell, Sora, and Lulu all stared in shock at Aurore.

"Um, sure, I guess…" Sakura said, blushing.

Shaw woke up, surprised that he was still alive. He stared up at the ceiling of the hospital, shocked.

"I'm… alive…?" Shaw asked, sitting up, shocked. "How am I still alive? That's… not possible…"

"The love of a mother." Shaw turned and saw Sephiria standing there, frowning.

"Hello, Alex." Sephiria said, frowning.

"Sephiria." Shaw glared at her, frowning. "How am I alive?"

"I had the Instant Relief Squad ready to save you." Sephiria said, frowning. "However, you were barely alive. It looks like luck saved you. You've been in a coma for nearly half a year now."

"Really…" Shaw said, frowning.

"However, I won't allow that." Sephiria said, frowning. "You've been sentenced to being detained within the Reinhart Vault. A prison devoid of all light where you shall be unable to serve any purpose for the remainder of your existence."

"I see…" Shaw said, frowning.

"Farewell, my child." Sephiria said, turning and walking out the door. "I doubt I shall ever see you again."

Sephiria walked from the medical room of the newly reconstructed base of the Reinhart Family, and walked into another room.

"Sephiria." Ghetsis said, frowning. "I see Shaw is finally awake, but you let him live. You couldn't bring yourself to let him die, could you?"

"I am a woman." Sephiria said, frowning. "I guess I don't have the ability to end the life of a child that was born from my body."

"Well now, what is it you wanted to see me for?" Ghetsis asked, smiling.

"Aurore asked me to give you this." Sephiria said, handing Ghetsis a letter. "It is his letter of resignation. He and his bride are leaving the Reinhart Family and moving out to Iccirus City."

"What?" Ghetsis exclaimed. "So, that brat thinks that he can escape from me, does he?"

"Ghetsis, my support lies with Aurore." Sephiria said, frowning. "And that is why I am giving you this."

Sephiria handed Ghetsis a file.

"What is this?" Ghetsis asked, frowning.

"Information on the illegal dealings of the Reinhart Family, including the Neo Reaper project." Sephiria said, frowning. "If you ever do anything to Aurore, his family, or the people he cares about, then I shall release this information out to the world. I have recorded it in the Reinhart Observation Diaries, and left it with a close colleague of mine. If anything should happen to me, then he shall release it."

"…" Ghetsis glared at Sephiria, seething in anger but was unable to do anything. Sephiria smiled, turned, and walked out of the room.

Six months later, Sakura was preparing to go into labor in a month. With the money Sephiria had given them, Aurore had purchased a small cabin, and the moor outside of it, where the two lived happily with each other, enjoying their married bliss with their eldest daughter Rin, their youngest daughter Petilil, and Aurore's moemon.

"So, how are my two favorite girls?" Aurore asked, hugging Sakura. He buried his face in the nape of her neck, Sakura giggling.

"Hey!" Rin and Sora said, frowning.

"Sorry, sorry." Aurore said, smiling. "So, Sakura, I still can't believe you're growing a whole living being inside of you."

"You know, we still need to think up a name." Sakura said, smiling. "How about Hildegarde?"

"You mean my mother's name?" Aurore asked, laughing. "Are you sure you want our daughter with a name like that?"

"Well, it sounds good." Sakura said, smiling. "Hildegarde Reinhart."

"How about for a middle name?" Aurore said, sitting down next to her. "I've already got a good first name."

"What?" Sakura asked, curious.

"Remember that tree out on the moor?" Aurore asked, smiling. "The one you loved so much? How about Willow?"

"Willow…" Sakura said, rubbing her stomach. "I like it. Willow Hildegarde Reinhart."

"The power of hope…" Aurore said, placing his hand over her hand, rubbing against her stomach as well.

Aurore looked over at the window, smiling.

Thank you to my father, for protecting me.

Good-bye to my mother, who loved me.

And now, the clock will begin to wind forwards.

EoS: And they lived happily ever after for a few years. Then Aurore dies. Joy.

Lauren: Well, it was a good run while it lasted.