Pokemon: Reincarnated as ash live my life with adventures

After the fight, Ash and the girls went to the cottage and relaxed for a bit. Ash asked Cynthia, "How long can you accompany us, Cynthia? I know you must have a busy schedule, after all, you're the regional Champion of Sinnoh."

Cynthia replied, "Ash, that's why I want to contact my grandma. I'm thinking of stepping down from the Champion position and moving to Kanto," which shocked Ash, Misty, and Sabrina.

Misty exclaimed, "Wait, wait, are you sure, Cynthia? This isn't a small matter. Are you certain about your decision?"

Cynthia replied, "For me, Ash is more important than any regional Champion position or the status that comes with it." She flashed a mesmerizing smile that melted Ash, who was deeply moved by Cynthia's boundless love for him.

Without a second thought, Ash hugged Cynthia, pulling her close to his chest.

Ash said, "I'm so happy for the love you're showing me, but this is your dream and your path. Don't abandon your dreams and goals just because of me. That goes for all of you girls, too. You don't need to sacrifice your ambitions for me. I want you to pursue your goals and shine."

The girls were deeply touched by Ash's words, their eyes glistening with emotion.

Misty's fiery demeanor softened, Sabrina's queen-like composure wavered, and Cynthia's smile widened, her love radiating like the sun.

They enveloped Ash in a warm group hug, their arms wrapping around him in a cocoon of affection.

Misty, bold as ever, leaned in first, pressing a playful, passionate kiss to Ash's lips.

Sabrina followed with a slow, deliberate kiss, her psychic energy sending a warm tingle through him.

Cynthia's kiss was deep, filled with unspoken promises, leaving Ash breathless.

The girls stepped back, giggling at his flustered expression, their bond stronger than ever.

Ash cleared his throat, his tone gentle but firm. "Cynthia, seriously, don't give up your Champion status. You're the Dragon Queen of Sinnoh, and your heart shines brightest when you're battling and inspiring others. Follow what your heart tells you, not just what's best for me."

Cynthia nodded, her eyes soft. "You're right, Ash. I'll talk to my grandma and find a way to balance my role with our life together. I won't give up who I am—not when you believe in me so much." She squeezed his hand, and Misty and Sabrina smiled, proud of their shared connection.

With the emotional moment settled, Ash turned his focus to the upcoming Indigo League, just two months away.

"Alright, time to get serious. I've got to train my team, starting with Pikachu. I'm thinking… let's teach him Surf!" Pikachu's ears perked up, sparking with excitement but also confusion.

The girls laughed, intrigued by the idea of an Electric-type learning a Water-type move.

Ash led the group to a nearby beach, where waves crashed gently under the afternoon sun.

He pulled out a brightly colored surfboard, custom-made for Pikachu with a lightning bolt design.

"Okay, Pikachu, Surf is all about riding the waves, so let's start with the basics!" Ash said, placing the board on the sand.

Pikachu tilted its head, eyeing the board suspiciously.

"Pika?" it squeaked, poking it with a paw.

Ash grinned, tossing Pikachu a tiny pair of sunglasses.

"You're gonna be a surfing star, buddy! Just hop on and feel the rhythm of the waves!"

The girls set up a shaded spot with blankets and snacks, watching with amusement as Pikachu climbed onto the surfboard.

The first attempt was a disaster—Pikachu wobbled, flailed its arms, and faceplanted into the sand with a muffled "Pika!" Misty burst out laughing, nearly spilling her lemonade.

"Nice one, Pikachu! You're a natural… at sand-surfing!" she teased.

Ash scratched his head, undeterred. "Okay, let's try it in the water. Pikachu, use your agility to balance!" He carried the board into the shallow waves, holding it steady.

Pikachu hopped on, sparks flying as it tried to stand. The first wave hit, and Pikachu slid off with a dramatic "Pikaaa!" splash, emerging soaked and glaring at Ash.

Sabrina, suppressing a chuckle, used her psychic powers to lift Pikachu back onto the board.

"Focus, Pikachu. Visualize the wave's energy," she said calmly. Pikachu nodded, determined, but the next wave sent it tumbling again, landing on Ash's head.

"Pika-chu!" it grumbled, shaking water from its fur.

Cynthia clapped, laughing. "You're getting there, Pikachu! It's all about confidence!"

Ash, now drenched, switched tactics. "Alright, Pikachu, channel your electricity into the board.

Maybe it'll help you sync with the water!" Pikachu sparked, its tail glowing as it hopped back on. As a small wave approached, Pikachu used Thunderbolt on the board, propelling it forward like a jet ski.

"Pika-pika!" it squealed, wobbling but riding the wave briefly before flipping into the water with a spectacular somersault.

The girls cheered, and Ash pumped his fist.

"That's it, Pikachu! You're getting the hang of it!" After several more comedic wipeouts—Pikachu once shocked a nearby Magikarp, which flopped away indignantly—the Electric Mouse found its rhythm.

By late afternoon, Pikachu was gliding across small waves, its tiny sunglasses glinting as it struck poses.

"Pika-surf!" it cheered, riding a wave to shore and landing with a proud flip.

Ash high-fived Pikachu. "You did it, buddy! Surf is officially in your arsenal!" The girls clapped, and Togepi bounced excitedly, mimicking Pikachu's surfing pose.

As the sun dipped toward the horizon, casting a golden glow over the beach, the girls exchanged secretive glances.

They'd been whispering during Pikachu's training, planning something special.

"We're heading back to change," Misty said with a wink, leading Cynthia and Sabrina to the cottage.

Ash, oblivious, continued praising Pikachu, unaware of the surprise.

The girls returned, and Ash's jaw dropped.

Misty, Sabrina, and Cynthia strutted onto the beach in stunning, form-fitting bikinis—Misty in vibrant blue, Sabrina in deep purple, and Cynthia in sleek black with gold accents.

The outfits shimmered in the fading light, hugging their curves. Ash's face turned as red as Charizard's flames.

Pikachu, sensing the mood, sparked mischievously and scampered to Togepi, leaving Ash to face the trio.

"We thought you deserved a show after all that training," Cynthia purred, striking a playful pose. Misty spun, her hair catching the breeze, while Sabrina's psychic aura added a subtle glow.

They began a lighthearted dance, moving in sync to the rhythm of the waves, their laughter mixing with the sea's song. Ash, flustered but grinning, couldn't look away, his heart pounding with affection and a hint of desire.

"You guys are gonna make it hard to focus on the Indigo League," Ash stammered, earning giggles.

Misty splashed him with water, and soon they were laughing, chasing each other along the shore in a carefree, romantic moment.

The sunset painted the sky in hues of orange and pink, a perfect backdrop for their bond.

Ash gave Pikachu one last chance to show off. "Alright, Pikachu, let's see that Surf in action!" Pikachu grabbed its surfboard and dashed into the waves.

It rode a larger wave with ease, its tiny form gliding smoothly, sparks trailing like a comet's tail.

"Pika-surf!" it cried, spinning the board and striking a dramatic pose as it landed.

The girls cheered, and Togepi clapped wildly, mimicking Pikachu's moves. Ash scooped up Pikachu, laughing.

"You're a surfing legend, buddy! The Indigo League won't know what hit 'em!" Pikachu sparked proudly, loving its new skill and the thrill of the waves.

The next morning, Cynthia decided it was time to call her grandmother, Carolina, to discuss her future as Sinnoh's Champion. She set up a video call on her PokéNav, and Ash, sensing the importance of the moment, asked to join her.

"I want to be there, Cynthia. I want your grandma to know how much you mean to me," he said earnestly. Cynthia smiled, touched by his support, and agreed.

The screen flickered to life, revealing Carolina, a wise and elegant woman with silver hair and sharp eyes that mirrored Cynthia's strength.

"Cynthia, dear, where have you been? The Elite Four have been asking about you!" Carolina's voice was warm but carried a hint of concern.

Cynthia took a deep breath. "Grandma, I'm in Kanto with Ash and the others. I've been thinking about my role as Champion. I love Sinnoh, but I also want to build a life with Ash, maybe even move here." She glanced at Ash, who squeezed her hand reassuringly.

Carolina's eyes narrowed, shifting to Ash. "So, you're the young man who's captured my granddaughter's heart. Ash Ketchum, correct? I've heard of your exploits, but tell me—why should I trust you with Cynthia's future?"

Ash swallowed, feeling the weight of her gaze. Misty and Sabrina, watching from the side, exchanged nervous glances, but Ash stood tall. "Ma'am, I'm not perfect, but I love Cynthia with all my heart. She's not just the Champion of Sinnoh to me—she's my partner, my inspiration, and my home. Her strength, her kindness, her passion for Pokémon and life… they make me want to be a better trainer, a better man. I'd never ask her to give up her dreams, because I know how much being Champion means to her. I want to support her, to stand by her side as she shines, whether in Sinnoh or Kanto. I promise to cherish her, to challenge her, and to love her every day, no matter what path she chooses."

The room fell silent. Cynthia's eyes shimmered with tears, her hand tightening around Ash's. Misty and Sabrina smiled, moved by his sincerity. Carolina's stern expression softened, a faint smile tugging at her lips. "Well said, young man. Cynthia, you've chosen someone with a heart as strong as yours. If you wish to balance your role as Champion with your life in Kanto, I believe you can. You have my blessing, both of you."

Cynthia beamed, hugging Ash tightly. "Thank you, Grandma!" she said, her voice filled with relief and joy. Carolina chuckled. "Just make sure to visit Sinnoh often, and bring this young man so I can keep an eye on him." Ash grinned, nodding. "You got it, ma'am!"

With Carolina's blessing, the group felt a renewed sense of purpose. Ash resumed training, focusing on his team's synergy for the Indigo League.

Pikachu, now a surfing pro, practiced combining Surf with Thunderbolt, creating electrified waves that dazzled the girls. His shiny horesa and misty's horsea were training together and playing happily.

Misty, Sabrina, and Cynthia, inspired by Ash's dedication, began planning their own contributions to his journey.

Misty trained her Water-types, hoping to spar with Ash, while Sabrina honed her psychic strategies.

Cynthia, committed to her Champion role, arranged to split her time between Sinnoh and Kanto, ensuring she could support Ash while defending her title.

As the sun set over Pallet Town, the group gathered outside, watching Pikachu and Eevee chase each other playfully playing with togepi. Ash wrapped an arm around each of his wives, their warmth grounding him. With the Indigo League approaching, their love, trust, and shared dreams fueled his determination to become a Pokémon Master.