OmegaStellarSolare

Here's Pokemon Rejuvenation : Light, Darkness and Shadow. In Crescent’s inner mental world :

Crescent : Where am I?

Pyrrha : No need to worry.

Pyrrha appears in her true form : An youthful adult having past waist length white hair with right side bangs and white eyes that shine with hope and wears a long maid dress and headband, yet doesn’t wear makeup.

Crescent : You look completely mature.

Pyrrha : *chuckle* You don’t need to compliment me.

Crescent : No wonder why Lopez loved you.

Just like Aevis loved me. He would be proud.

Pyrrha : Guess you really are trying to do something good for once.

I’ve been watching you for a long time.

Crescent : Yeah. And don’t tell Lopez about my journey.

Pyrrha : Understood. Not that he would care unless your actions against morals, that is.

Crescent : That will do.

…I wonder what his father was like.

Pyrrha (suddenly yet understandably being quiet) : …This is something depressing whatever you need to know or not.

Lopez… He never acknowledged him as his own real father.

Crescent (confused) : What?

He really did it for real?

Pyrrha : He always called him "The biggest disgraceful traitorous goddamn failure".

Crescent (with sincere response) : Oh! Wow! That’s extremely harsh!

Pyrrha : You had really no idea. He meant it because his existence reminds Lopez of the moment his mother died out of despair because his father wasn’t here and never came back.

Then his brothers and sisters died, one by one.

Lopez was left alone, cursing his own weakness as a result. He couldn’t protect them.

His father only returned right after the funeral ceremony had passed.

This made him earn Lopez’s wrath. Then the latter disowned him without hesitation.

It was the harshest moment where Lopez can’t see his face since then.

His father tried to help him but Lopez never looked back and never responded back at him.

He ignored his entire existence.

That’s what he told me.

Crescent (realizing what did she just hear) : …

He’s like I used to be. I should have never left him alone. Damn.

Pyrrha : You didn’t know back there. That wasn’t your fault.

Crescent : I know but still…

He only told me about you but didn’t tell me about his father.

It makes sense now. He didn’t save him. You did.

Pyrrha : Lopez’s way of helping at cost of every years of eating his own sanity is all thanks to his own father’s incompetence.

It only got worse when his father died protecting him from a terrible accident.

That brought Lopez seeing his father’s face and reconsidered disowning him. But it was one last time.

His father smiled not because Lopez acknowledged him but because he was glad that he acted like what a good and noble father would.
His state became worse until my actions helped him restore his distorted mind.

Crescent : I see.

Lopez wanted to be a good husband because he doesn’t want to make same mistakes as he did.

Yet, he felt like he abandoned his family again.

Pyrrha : It’s something he hadn’t realized yet.

One day, his own family he created will be reunited once again.

Crescent : What does that mean?

Pyrrha : I’m leaving now. See ya.

Crescent : Hey, wait.

Pyrrha left.

Crescent : And she’s gone.

…

Maybe I should apologize to him when I get the chance.

Note : I’m celebrating my father’s and my sister’s birthday along with my family since we couldn’t get the chance to do it earlier. See you next time.