Requirements: Must complete the Pokemon League.
Plot: You go to a certain town (depends on the Staff) and you ask the Boatman and you talk to him/her to go to Moon Island. He/She asks you to see your badge case. If he sees all 8 badges and you completed the Pokemon League, he'll let you sail.

Conflict: As you sail some Sharpedos starts to attack the boat. It's not natural for Sharpedos to come to this type of sea. As the Boatman tries to sail away from them, the Sharpedos are too quick and keep attacking. So, you need to send out a Water Type Pokemon to fight them.

As you fight them off, you finally made it to Moon Island. As you walk around the Island, you hear rumors about a dark figure taking innocent islanders away and taking them to a treacherous place.

A farmer sees you're a Pokemon Trainer and tells you to come here. He asks you to battle him and you have a option to battle him or not (so you can get the Pokemon you need to battle him, since he has high level Pokemon). So when you defeat him, he'll tell you the story.

The Story is about how a dark figured Pokemon and it keeps taking innocent islanders strolling around the island to a secret place that nobody knows.

So, he asks you if you want to accept the quest he is going to give you. You'll have an option of yes or no, but you'll have to battle him again to get that option.

If you accepted the quest, he'll tell you to find Cresselia, which is in the Moon Cave. The Moon Cave is located in the Moon Lake, but to get there, you'll have to surf. But before you go there, Cresselia only comes out if you got the Glowing Orb (which can be found defeating a Shellos with a green eyes.) After you beat it will drop it.

READ THIS BEFORE READING THE REST: To find the Green Eyed Shellos, you must search around the Moon Island (The patches of grass).

Alright, now after that, you shall go to the Moon Cave, and you must place the Glowing Orb in this mini statue of Cresselia. After that, Cresselia will swoop down in the cave, shrieking real loud.

Cresselia is extremely angry you summoned it in a bad time, so it won't listen to what you say, so you have to defeat it. After defeating the strong Cresselia, you explain the whole story. Cresselia tells you that Darkrai is behind the plot. So, Cresselia and you set up a plan to capture Darkrai.

The plan is that you are disguise to be a islander and when you are taken by Darkrai you battle him.

Climax: This is where the story really gets interesting. After you stroll around the Island and Darkrai captures you, he takes you in this place called the "Shadow Lair". You tell Darkrai what you're going to do and you battle him.

After you defeat him he fades away in the darkness and you completed your quest. All you need to do is talk to the Farmer.

Resolution: You talk to the Farmer and you completed this LONG quest!

Rewards: A Egg (Any Pokemon is in the egg, the staff will decide)

As I grew up life became difficult, many things I didn't knew... I was Asian, as I finally grew up and went to school. As I was in Kindergarden, I wasn't able to speak English. When everyone talked to me saying, "Hello, how are you doing?" I didn't know how to reply, so I always kept my mouth shut.

As we learn about math, science, etc. I was always picked because I didn't talk that much. As the teacher choose me to answer the question. I would always shrug my shoulders, which gave me a bad conduct behavior grade for not participating. And my grades were as horrible as well, because I couldn't understand English.

As I move up grades, I finally learn English and was able to learn properly at school. But sadly, as I learn English I found out many things such as cursing and racism. Everytime I walk by some people would probably talk about me calling me a 'chink' or make fun of me by using their hands and extending their eyes. Sometimes I wish I didn't know English, but sometimes it came in handy. I would help my mother by translating.

But when I was in school, I didn't knew how to fit in either, so I just kept my mouth shut and did nothing. I was the only Asian at my school so it was tough. But someone named Alex became my best friend no matter what I am. We would talk and talk.

And when we were on a field trip, his father saw me talking to him and he ran up to me and said, "Alex, don't talk to this Asian kid. Remember what Asians did to us?"

I was hurt and I didn't feel like making any friends anymore. By the time I was in fourth grade, I finally fitted in, I had many friends and more. I feel like I was happy that I learned English.

As the years passes by, I begin learning more about America, and learning alot in school. So this is my story.