Pokemon the Series: Sun and Moon Adventures!

Lillie's Egg-xhilarating Challenge!

At the Pokemon School, all the students' Pokemon were playing with each other. The flow was going all fine until Sophocles's Togedemaru became overexcited and began rolling all around. It first bumped into Pikachu, trying to show its affection, then to (Name) by accident. It rolled around like a wild ping pong ball with a technology that allowed it to keep bouncing forever.

"When Togedemaru becomes energetic like this, it's pretty much impossible to stop it," Sophocles commented. "So I'd better watch out if I were you." Hearing this, Popplio, Bousweet, and Pikachu freaked out for a bit before trying to warn Togedemaru. Togedemaru did stop for a bit.

Then it kept on rolling.

Once again, it rolled out of control. However, this time, it rolled out of control so much that it nearly bumped into Lillie. Luckily, however, Mallow got her out by pulling her away just in time. Then the Roly Poly Pokemon rolled into (Name) and Pikachu, who were right in front of the bookshelf, causing the books to fall down on the three.

"Thanks so much!" Lillie thanked Mallow with gratitude. She sighed in relief as she fell down from the tensity and exertion not to freak out.

"No worries!" Mallow replied.

"I'll give Togedemaru a good scolding later," Sophocles told his friends.

"And a meditating session," Jason suggested. Sophocles took on the idea.

"I can touch Pokemon if I wanted to," Lillie stated. "I'm sure that I'll be able to touch Pokemon soon."

"I agree 100% with Lillie," Rotom added.

"But Lillie," Lana began. "You never touch Pokemon."

Jason breathed sharply through his teeth. "The word 'never' is a long time, Lana," Jason told the blue haired girl, "but I'm sure that Lillie was able to touch Pokemon at one point. Maybe it was some sort of incident that caused her not to be able to touch Pokemon."

"Yeah," (Name) agreed. "Good things can come from bad, you know. Like how some of the greatest gifts you receive can be a curse to you."

"Right on with (Name) and Jason," Kiawe added. "I'm sure Lillie will be able to touch Pokemon someday."

As the students were about to sit down, Professor Kukui came in, but he didn't go by the chalkboard. "Alola, everyone!" he greeted

"Alola!" the students greeted back.

"Today, we're going to Principal Oak's Office," Professor Kukui began, "since he has a special lesson to teach us."

"Special lesson?" they all went blank.

As the group came into Professor Oak's office, the principal greeted them. "Alola!" he greeted.

"Alola!" the students replied.

Principal Oak moved from his desk, revealing two eggs. One was reddish brown and solid colored while the other one was light icy blue with white flower patterns on it. On the label, it said that the brown one was from Kanto while the the other was from Mount Lanakila, or Alola.

"I wonder which Pokemon will hatch out of those eggs," Sophocles wondered.

"Well, it's definitely not a Togepi," Jason declared. "Togepi eggs are white with red and blue triangular ring patterns which these two do not have. Plus, from the color of the egg from Mount Lanakila, it's most likely an ice type Pokemon in there. The one from Kanto is probably a fire type or a ground type."

"Excellent observation, Jason," Professor Kukui patted his son's head.

"We'll find out ourselves," Principal Oak explained. "While you lot take one egg, I'll take the other. We'll take care of it and see what Pokemon it hatches into."

All students nodded. While thinking of which egg they should choose, (Name) suggested, "Hey, Lillie, why don't you choose and take care of the egg?"

Silence of shock. Lillie froze. After a  moment, she came up with the decision.

"Um..." she pointed at the blue egg with the white flower pattern. "This one!"

"Yeah, I think that's a good choice," Mallow agreed. Lana added with a smile.

"That's you choice?" Sophocles asked. He immediately got out his device and phone and tried to examine it.

"Well, whatever that Pokemon is," Kiawe began, "I sure hope it's a strong one."

"I'm sure that we can play with the Pokemon when it hatches," Lana stated.

"Okay, so while you students take care of that," Principal Oak started. He picked up the brown egg. "I'll take care of this. The lesson is finished. Class is dismissed."

The students went back into the classroom, looking at the egg.

"Lillie, why don't you touch the egg?" Mallow and (Name) suggested. "It's not moving, so it should be fine."

Lillie took a deep breath and held her hand out to reach and touch the egg. Just as she was about to let her fingertips make contact with the egg, the egg had to do something wrong.

It moved, and Lillie freaked out. She panicked and hid behind a desk.

"I-it moved..." she whimpered, slowly coming out of the desk.

"What's even going on inside the egg anyway?" Sophocles wondered. "Hey, Rotom, could you scan it?"

"On it!" Rotom buzzed. It took photos from different angles. However, even with all the photos, there was "No data and info," Rotom drew a blank.

"So it is a mystery egg," Kiawe grumbled. "And I thought we could expect what it is."

"Well, we could search up online to find some matches," Jason suggested, "but it's more fun to find out what it is by waiting."

"Huh, and I thought you were a straight man," (Name) said. "Aren't straight man people supposed to be the opposite of the funny-man people?"

Jason took out his Tsukkomi(straight man) paper fan and hit her head with it. "I am, but it doesn't mean I can't have a sense of humor," he snapped at his sister.

By the window, little did the students know, a Salandit was watching as the scene unfolded. It smirked at itself grimly.

As the dismissal bell rang, the students packed their belongings. (Name) changed into her Sky Suit, Kiawe went on his Charizard, and the rest of the students went out of the school normallly, or what one would consider it normal.

As Jason, (Name), and Lillie reached the gate of the school, Mallow apologized. Apparently, she had to work in the family restaurant.

"So where do you live, anyway?" (Name) asked.

"It's pretty far from the Pokemon School," Lillie answered, holding the egg in a basket. "A driver's going to pick us up, so don't worry about directions."

Then, as if on cue, a limo came from seemingly, nowhere, and the driver came out and bowed to Lillie. "Miss Lillie," the driver addressed.

"My friends are going to come home with me today," Lillie told the driver. "Please drive us to my home."