When I was two years old, I woke up to this world — the world of Pokémon. I was just a small and insignificant son of a Dark-type trainer father and a mother who specialized in Normal-type and especially farm Pokémon.

Together, we live in a village in Kanto, near Mt. Moon, in a place called Moon Village. My mother runs a farm there with five Miltank, two Tauros — and we even have one Paldean Fire Tauros!

My mother also owns a Hoothoot, a Persian, and a Vaporeon that helps take care of the fields. Now some of you might be wondering: how did we even get a Paldean Tauros at the foot of Mt. Moon? Simple — the Pokémon came from my grandfather, who was originally from Paldea.

The farm has been in my mother's family for generations. That’s also where the five Miltank and one of the Tauros came from. The Paldean Tauros is actually the dad of my mother's starter Pokémon and the mate of my grandmother's Tauros.

My father used to be a trainer too, but after earning three gym badges, he decided to settle down. He now lives a quiet life with his two Houndoom, a Honchkrow, and a Victreebel.

Oh, right — I haven’t even mentioned our names yet! My mother is called Lily, my father James Nox, and I’m Luke Nox.

Since I was little, I’ve dreamed of running a farm like my parents — but one focused on Dark-type Pokémon. You see, I have a unique ability: I can communicate with Dark-types.

In this world, it’s not just Psychic powers that exist — there are abilities tied to every Pokémon type. The strongest are usually Aura (from Fighting-types) and Psychic powers. People like me, who are born with different powers, aren’t that rare — but most can’t control them.

I’m lucky. I can control mine. At night, I can become almost invisible, and Psychic-type moves don’t affect me — unless the opponent is stronger than I am. On top of that, Dark-type Pokémon always obey me.

But enough storytelling for now!
If you want to know how I grow, how my journey continues, and whether I can open my own farm one day…
you’ll have to read the fanfiction.



First of all, I'm new to writing and I'm using AI to translate my fanfiction into English since English isn't my native language. It's primarily about the Farm life. However, there will be adventures, more at the beginning and less after that. I'm open to suggestions and criticism. I'll be writing in my free time between school, which means I'll try to publish a chapter every week. Have fun reading.

Now it's time to explain how Gym battles work. They're not exactly like I remember from the games or the anime, even though I haven't retained much. Before every battle, the strength of a trainer's Pokémon is checked, and the Gym Leader tries to match that, because arena leaders are experts when it comes to Pokémon battles. They don't just have one team—they have several, because they prepare a team for each level category, at least most of them.


Most people only reach level 40 or 45. After that, very few reach higher levels. In all of Indigo, there are only 9 Elite 4 level trainers and only 3 Champion level trainers, and none above that.


My mother, Lily, only reached level 40, while my father got to 46—but only his male Houndoom. All his other Pokémon are level 41 to 43. My mother only got her Tauros to level 40; all the other Pokémon are level 34 to 36. The five Miltank are all at level 16, except the leader, who is level 18. My grandmother's Tauros is level 21, while the male Fire Tauros from Paldea is level 42.


Some might wonder, "But you have level 30 Pokémon?" That's true, but that's only because of my Dark-type ability—I can speed up training to level 40.


But enough about all that information. Let's get to my first Gym battle against Steven. Yes, Steven, not Brock. This is not the anime or game world—it is its own world.


Chapter 10 - Information