CorruptionPrincess said:
shes not actually hypnotized. she just had a very nice cup of coffee.

Mindcollector13 said:
Look! More Bluebullpen commissions from me! How surprising!

But seriously. Here’s another one of Mama Ketchum, a personal favorite of mine. And an accompanying story!

Jeffrey, a Young Boy of the age of 22, was walking through his hometown of Pallet early in the morning, as he often does. He took in the fresh morning air and looked around at the homes of his neighbors and, off in the distance, Professor Oak’s lab. But what Jeffrey was really looking for was Delia Ketchum. He knew Delia since he first moved to the town at the age of 15, and used to babysit her young son Ash from time to time. But over the years, Jeffrey built a sort of crush on the Mrs. Ketchum. Each morning he’d walk by her home, each day he would wave to her as she began her day, and each day he would walk away just a bit more upset by the fact that nothing would ever happen between them. As he walked by, he waved to her, as he normally does. She smiled a sweet smile and waved as she sipped her coffee from in her home, and as usual, Jeffrey felt defeated. But as he made it to the end of the road, and turned the corner, he noticed something odd. Something he had never seen before.

On the street corner sat a small, wooden shop with a sign reading “MC’s Magics, Mysteries, and Mochas”. Intrigued, Jeffrey slowly approached the building and opened the door. As he entered he was greeted by a sight that was… odd. To say the least.

The building contained many racks, display cases, and boxes, full of random loot ranging from food, to jewels, to clothing, to toys and games… as well as some sort of coffee shop portion off in the corner. He waded through the piles of miscellaneous garbage until he reached the back counter. Nobody stood behind it, and Jeffrey was already absolutely dumbfounded. Without thinking he ran the service bell that sat upon the desk. After a moment, a yawn boomed from behind the register and a young, grey haired man in a purple suit slowly rose from behind the counter, wiping sleep from his eyes.

“Mm… Good morning! Welcome to my shop? You are..?” the man inquired

“Uh… Jeffrey..?”

“Nice to meet you, Jeff! What are you looking for today?” The man asked, seemingly unaware of the fact that his shop seems to have appeared overnight in the town”

“Wait… are you serious? Where the hell did this shop come from?!”

The man pondered a moment, then looked enlightened

“Oh… crap. The teleportation matrix must have gotten damaged when I spilled coffee on it… er… So yeah. How about we don’t tell people my shop is here, you leave, and I just port out, deal? I’ll even throw something in from the shop er… let me see… What’s a kid like you interested in?” The man asked, seeming to ramble to himself.

“What am I interested in? How is that any business of yours?” Jeff snapped. The man let out a heavy sigh and glared at Jeffrey. He grinned slyly.

“What. Are. You. Interested. In?” He asked again, a sway to his voice and glimmer in his eye.

“Delia Ketchum…” Jeff replied, seemingly out of nowhere.

“Aaaah. A woman. And you… can’t get her? In that case…” The man quickly snatched up a box and began shuffling through.

“Wait. What did you just do?! Why did I… uuh… I should uh…” Jeff stammered, trying to understand his outburst of information. The man gave Jeff an annoyed look.

“Do I need to do that again, or are you just gonna tell me yourself? He asked. Jeff sighed and slowly spoke.
“She’s… just a woman who’s a little older than me. Her 10 year old son is off capturing Pokemon and I er…” Jeff paused.

“GOT IT!” The man boomed, as he snatched a necklace from the box. The necklace had a nice, golden chain and a pendant which was a pink color and had a sort of strange glimmer to it. To Jeff, the glimmer looked like a spiral. The man tossed it to him.

“Here! Take this! Give it to her. Or slip it into her jewerly box or force it onto her neck or… I don’t give a damn. Just take it!” He rambled as he began shoving Jeff out the door.

“Wait a second! You’re just giving me this?! Why?! I don’t get it! Sir!” Jeff stammered, not understanding any of what is happening. The man pushed Jeff out the door, winked at him, then slammed the door shut. Jeff simply stood and watched as the building seemed to fade from existence. He looked down at the necklace in confusion, then slowly made his way back to the Ketchum house. He stealthily tucked the necklace into the mailbox, not actually expecting anything to come of it, and went about his day, trying to piece together whatever the hell just happened to him.

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Dusk settled upon the town, and Delia slowly slipped out the front door of her home, humming to herself as she approached the mailbox outside of her house. She reached in and suddenly had a quizzical look on her face. She pulled out the mail, but also the small necklace.

“A… necklace? For me?” She thought, turning it over in her fingers.

“I guess it is kinda pretty but… but I can’t. I can’t accept… ac..cept..” suddenly her mind seemed fuzzy, as she grabbed her head and her sight blurred.

“Put it on” a voice said. She couldn’t tell where it was coming from, looking around in a frantic haze.

“Put it on”

Suddenly Delia’s hands began moving towards her neck.

“Yes… I will put it on…” she said as it slowly wrapped around her neck. She walked back to her home, tossed the mail onto the table, and collapsed onto the couch, falling asleep.

“You will be an obedient housewife” the voice droned. “You will be an obedient housewife”

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The next morning Jeff awoke early, as usual. He took his morning shower, slapped on his shoes, and made his way outside. He took in the air, checked out the houses, saw Oak’s lab in the distance, and then passed the Ketchum house. But unlike usual, Delia was not sitting by the window with a cup of coffee in hand. Instead, the window sat empty, and the front door was slightly open. Jeff cautiously approached the door and slowly pressed it open.

“Mrs. Ketchum?” He asked. There was no reply, but he could hear movement in the kitchen. He slowly made his way into the house, steeling himself for a possible intruder… he rounded the corner to the kitchen and saw Delia, standing in a pink bathrobe with her back to him. He sighed a sigh of relief. Delia’s head perked up, hearing that he was there. She quickly spun around and greeted Jeff with the sight of her breasts, and a fresh cup of coffee.

“Good morning dear!” she chirped “I hope you had a good night’s sleep! I made you some coffee, and I was gonna go to the market later! But of course…” she paused and slowly glided over to Jeff, then gave him a peck on the lips. “If you wanted to do something else, I’ll gladly obey…”

Jeff’s eyes widened in disbelief as the woman pressed herself against him, smiling.

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The Grey haired man was sitting in his shop, a crystal ball in his hands showing the scene as it played out. Beside him is a blonde woman in a green dress, a brown haired young man in a blue suit, and small cow.

“See? I can do nice things for other people too!” the man laughed

The others shook their heads as he tucked the crystal ball away.

“Now… where did I put…” he slowly walks off, pawing through the things in his store as the others stand and walk out into the streets of HypnoHub City



HOPEFULLY that spoiler tagging worked otherwise er.. Wall of text. And I hope you guys enjoyed that little reference I tossed in for ya’

Until next time!

Apple said:
I like the dream team appearing at the end of the story (althoughI feel bad that Pokemongirl missed out... maybe she ran into a Hypno on the way? The streets of Hypnohub City seem like they’d be rife with them. :3