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Boundaries	By : littleolmee Category: +M through R > Pokemon Views: 1608 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own Pokemon, nor the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story. See full disclaimer below.

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Blanket disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement is intended. I do not claim any rights to Pokemon Sun and Moon or any characters associated with the game/manga/anime. This also applies to the original characters and character development based on Eleanor Bick's comics 'El's Alolan Adventures'. No money was made from this fanfiction.

Author Notes: As pointed out above this fanfiction is based around elements from the game, the manga, the anime, and mainly Eleanor Bick's comics 'El's Alolan Adventures'. I found her comics through Utube; some groups were narrating her comics, I stalked her until I found her Tumbler account, and absolutely fell in love with her art, this comic, and especially her portrayal of Guzma, her original character El, and their interactions. Hence, this short fanfiction was created. I have obtained permission from Eleanor Bick to write/post this story. Here is a link to her Tumbler account so you too can read her wonderful comic and see her amazing art. This link is to the master post of the comic. https://elbdot.tumblr.com/post/187763260384/els-alolan-adventures-masterpost

Author's Note about characters & story: Taken from Eleanor Bick's site to describe her take on the characters, & her original character El. El is 20 yrs old, 5 ft 6 in tall, has brown shoulder-length hair with green eyes, she is the current champion of the Alola League, a random jumble of letters is a nonsense sounds which is El's way of substituting for cursing. Guzma is portrayed as being 23 and 6 ft 5 in tall, he is living with Hala. Guzma having gray eyes was taken from Bulbapedia. Hau is 13, not 10 like in the game, according to Eleanor's comic. So there is the character set up. Eleanor's comic takes place after the end of the game/manga/anime and this story takes place after the comics Eleanor Bick currently has up as of Nov 2020. This is purely fanfiction & in no way will affect her comics. I've also rated the story high for Guzma's cursing, talk about child abuse, talk about toxic relationships.

Story Break. . . .

Stomping away from the house El stopped at the path towards Iki Town. She knew she wasn't in the mood to be any kind of company right now. Shaking her head she headed towards Hau'oli City instead.

She grabbed something she could eat while walking. Stuffing herself with a cold sandwich lamented about how if her dad hadn't shown up right now she could've been having a nice sit-down meal with Guzma.

Around the Marina, she ran into a couple of guys that had been grunts in Team Skull. They were the teens she'd run into with Guzma not long ago.

The last time Guzma had been telling them they needed to think about what they wanted to do with their lives from here on out. He'd even gone so far as to remind them there was a whole world out there beyond Pokemon related jobs so not to shut out anything.

The two had been upset asking Guzma if he meant they should stop with Pokemon.

"Fuck no, that ain't what I'm saying."

"I'm telling ya it okay to find something else you're interested in even if it ain't Pokemon. I just don't want you, idiots, to shut nothing out of your future."

She remembered Guzma telling them.

They were both disappointed to hear 'The Boss' wasn't with her, but she promised to pass the word along that they were looking at some local jobs right now. She even assured them Guzma would be happy to hear they were moving forward.

Luckily she had her pokemon with her for those times she ran into wild Pokemon. She walked around all afternoon and ended up back at the beachfront in Hau'oli City at sunset with a Malasada.

She usually enjoyed people watching and could relax watching the sunset.

Sunsets here in Alola were the best. The sky would be painted warm shades of yellow, orange, and red. The farther the sun sunk into the ocean the closer bans of purple blending into dark blue would chase after the sun until all was left was the cool dark colors and the stars would just start to twinkle in the night sky.

With the setting of the sun the ocean's waves would pick up, more of the beach would disappear until no one could walk on it any more having been reclaimed by the ocean with high tide.

She stayed until high tide was all in and it was completely dark before finally heading towards her home.

She'd been gone all afternoon and evening, but still didn't know what to say to him. With how things had gone earlier and the fact she was still boiling mad any conversation they attempted right now wasn't going to be pretty that's for sure.

She wished it was all just a bad dream. Of course, that was just wishful thinking on her part. He was here, in her house for an unknown amount of time. That was just the reality of the situation.

Still, she wished . . . . She smiled remembering a time she'd overheard Guzma telling Hau it was a waste of time to wish for things. She could almost hear his deep voice telling the boy to wish in one hand and shit in the other and see which filled up faster.

Stopping outside her house she could hear her dad yelling. There weren't any other voices she could hear, so he was probably on the phone to her mom right now if she had to guess.

Yeah, she didn't want any part of that.

Moving on to the path on the east side of her house, she headed up East Route 1.

At the bend that leads to Iki Town she half considered going to Hala's.

Standing there she thought over how her dad had treated everyone.

Guzma working hard to control his anger at the things her dad was saying. The haunted hurt look that flashed across his face before he shut himself down.

How Hala and Hau had looked so shocked at the things he was saying.

Even Kukai had looked so apologetic at her. . . .

Turning away from Iki Town El made her way towards Route 3. She knew she needed to apologize to them for how her dad acted, but she just didn't have it in her right now.

She was still just so angry.

Before you crossed the bridge that leads to Melemele Meadow there was this cliff that overlooked Kala'e Bay. She'd found this spot when she was doing the Island Challenge. There was a Berry Tree over on one side, and a palm on the other. If you skirted along the edge of the grass you could usually sneak around the tall grass without having to deal with any wild Pokemon.

She was aiming for the open space on the other side of the grass where you could sit and lookout over the Bay.

El got lucky and didn't run into any wild Pokemon as she hugged closer to the palm, making it to the clearing.

By the time she made it there, the sky was filled with stars. By how high in the sky the moon was she knew it was pretty late.

Besides the sounds of Bug Pokemon and the occasional rustling of grass from the nocturnal Pokemon she felt like she was completely alone in the world

Too bad she couldn't just enjoy it. She still had this overwhelming anger bubbling inside. Nothing she tried seemed to calm it.

She wondered if what she was feeling might be similar to what Guzma felt when he resorted to hitting trees.

Glancing over at the nearby Palm Tree, the thought of trying Guzma's method of dealing with anger drifted through her mind.

El shook her head. "Sure. . . ." She laughed. "Play the stupid game of hitting a tree and see what stupid prize you win." She was certain her prize would be a broken hand.

If only her mind would stop running around in a loop but the thoughts about how to deal with her dad and how ticked she was with her mom and annoyed at Kukui she was just continued to circle around and around.

It's not like she didn't understand why her mom was forcing her to deal with her dad on her own this time. Mom had told her to stop pussyfooting around with him and just tell him how it was.

The problem was she'd tried many times in the past, and he always dismissed her as 'being a child'.

Did he not realize she was twenty years old?

She got that she wasn't an adultier adult, like Hala. Okay, even Kukui seemed adultier than she felt most of the time, but he was the same age as Guzma. That was only three years older than she was. Did three years really make that big a difference? Others saw her as an adult; a young adult, but they certainly didn't put her into the same category as Hau.

Or was it just her dad didn't want to accept she wasn't a kid anymore?

Being she wasn't a kid he really didn't have a leg to stand on when it came to trying to tell her what to do, but if he refused to accept she was an adult that would permit him in his mind at least to disregard what she wanted, wouldn't it?

"Ugh . . . ." Reaching up with both hands to tousle at her hair El growled. This adulting stuff was hard.

She was still as angry as when she'd arrived. Tree punching was definitely out. There had to be something she could do to relieve the tied up mess of anger sitting inside her, right?

Looking up at the moon a wild idea flutter through her mind. Taking a deep breath she yelled."Aahh!" Huffing with her fists clinched she yelled again.

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