You blink, struggling to open your eyes as a soft glow penetrates the darkness around you. As your vision clears, you are greeted by sights and sounds that are utterly foreign, yet alarmingly familiar. The sky above you is tinged with a pastel hue, and strange, yet enchanting creatures roam a meadow you're pretty sure shouldn't exist.
You stand up, or at least attempt to. The world seems to swim around you as you realize that you're not standing on two feet anymore—your body levitates gently above the ground. Panic floods your chest as you look down at arms and legs that are not your own. Your arms are long and slender, colored green, and your legs—or what you can see of them—are hidden beneath a flowing white gown. "What on earth...?", you think, but the words lodge in your throat, turning into an anagram of sounds you did not expect, "Gar...devoir?"
Your heart races as you hurriedly inspect your new form. Touching your face, you find features obscured by soft, green hair and large pink eyes that reflect your incredulous expression back at you. You turn your attention to the red, blade-like protrusions on your chest and back, feeling their solid, strange presence.
"Am I... a Gardevoir?" you mutter, the truth dawning on you.
You move forward, trying to adjust to your new floating form. The shock of it all mixes with a myriad of sensations; the gentle pull of gravity seems less demanding, and your heightened awareness of the world around you feels almost like a sixth sense. Your height has shrunk—substantially so—adding to your confusion. You realize you're now only just above five feet tall, rather than your previous 5.6 or 6 feet.
Your thoughts twist and turn, a whirlwind of what was and what is now. You try to hold onto who you were—the memories, the identity—but they slip through your mental grasp like sand. Your past life as a male human starts to grow distant, a dream that feels more like an echo. You try to speak, to cling to your human vocabulary, but every attempted word falters and transforms into the unintelligible anagrams of "Gardevoir!"
"No, this isn't right," you think, your mind fighting against the insidious transformation. "I am... I was a m-man..." Your thoughts blur, silver stars exploding in the vista of your mind as you feel parts of yourself dissolve and reconfigure.
Suddenly, an overwhelming wave of relief and happiness sweeps over you, dissolving the fear and confusion that once clung to you. Your identity as a male human becomes murky, irrelevant. You feel a newfound joy in your true self—this form, this identity, they fit with the ease of a long-lost puzzle piece locking into place. "I'm a Gardevoir," you think with growing certainty. "I've always been a Gardevoir."
Yes, you were a Ralts once, a mischievous ball of curiosity. You remember evolving into a Kirlia, dancing through the meadows with joy. Those were cherished times, but now, as a Gardevoir, you are a caretaker, a protector—a mother.
You pivot around to gaze at the other Gardevoirs in the meadow, your family, your kin. A group of Ralts and Kirlias run towards you, their joy evident in their sparkling eyes. You kneel down—though it feels more like gliding down—and open your arms. They snuggle up to you, and you feel a rush of love enveloping you like a warm blanket. They are your charges, the reason for your existence, and the creatures you would protect with your life.
The thought of having once been anything but this feels oddly uncomfortable, even repulsive. Flashes of a life as a male human intrude upon your joy, but you shake them off with increasing ease. They were but a dream, a strange, nonsensical dream. How could you have ever thought you were anything but a female Gardevoir?
You look down at the Ralts and Kirlias, their small eyes looking up at you with admiration and love. Instinctively, you whisper soothing anagrations, "Gardevoir, Garde, Gardevoir," as they cuddle closer to you, their trust in you absolute.
Your identity now feels secure, locked into place like a star in the night sky. Your previous existence fades, your mind and heart filling fully with the life you now know is truly yours. You were never human, never male. You are Gardevoir, a guardian, a protector, a mother. And you are happy, knowing this is who you've always meant to be.
This story was generated by user GardevoirTFs with assistance by one of OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.
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Prompt: Write the POV transformation story of the male human (of somewhere around 5.6 or 6 feet tall) turning into the female Gardevoir (from the Pokemon franchise), complete with gender change (turning a reader from male to female, making him, now her realize in shock that she is now a girl, making her think "I'm a girl"), body change, age change, height regression (shrinking until she is only above 5 feet tall instead of 5.6-6 feet tall), reality change (the reader's real world becoming the world of the Pokemon anime), and mind/mental change (with the reader's personality and memories being completely replaced with a female Gardevoir's personality and memories, despite the reader's best efforts and much to her horror of losing her previous male human self/life, making her completely forget all about her male human self/life, she also has completely forgotten that her transformation happened a moment ago and she doesn't remember that she was either a human or a male a moment ago, making her only remember being a Gardevoir, and also remembered being a female instead of a male, and remembered being a female Gardevoir as her real/true self, and has always been a Gardevoir ever since she evolved from a Kirlia, which in turn evolved from a Ralts, so she is truly happy to know that she has always been a Pokemon and she has never been a human to begin with, knowing that her male human self/life was only a dream and not real, even grossed out of thinking about being male (she feels uncomfortable with being male) and instead she has always been a female (she was sleeping a moment ago, thus explaining why she once thought of or mistaken herself as a human male all this time, but now she has woken up to her reality and her true self: a female Gardevoir), so the reader, now her true self (a female Gardevoir), tries to shake away her false male human memories and she succeeds since these false memories as a human male have permanently vanished from existence as if they never existed, which these false memories truly never did exist to begin with; she remembers living with other Gardevoirs (male Gardevoirs and female Gardevoirs) in a wooded meadow filled with various Pokemon (including but not limited to Gardevoirs) and she has always been caring for a group of Ralts and Kirlias, she is always protective, gentle, kindly, happy, loving, and motherly towards the Ralts and the Kirlias, who in turn have always loved the female Gardevoir (the reader) and they would play and cuddle with the female Gardevoir (the reader) very much like a human child would do with their loving human mother, and as such, she has always loved being a motherly figure for the Ralts and the Kirlias around her, which are part of the family). The transformation is permanent (meaning it is forever) and it is completely irreversible. For the female Gardevoir's appearance (after the male human reader turned into her), she is like all other Gardevoirs (both males and females alike, which all are identical to each other), being a humanoid sylph-like, Pokémon that stands just over five feet tall. The classical tutu-type skirt, unlike those of a Kirlia, is a long, flowing white gown that completely covers its legs, giving the appearance that it is floating. The female Gardevoir has long, slender, white legs with pointed tips (without any visible feet yet still able to move extremely well) underneath their gown. The inside of her gown is green in color. The red horn-like blades are on the female Gardevoir's chest and back, one on front and the other on back. Most of her face is obscured by her green 'hair', with only some white, and her large pink eyes visible. She lacks any visible ears or a nose. She also has long, slender arms that are green like her hair. Gardevoirs in general are famous for their loyalty; a Gardevoir will even sacrifice itself for its Trainer's sake. In the wild, Gardevoirs live in groups and care for their young lovingly. Gardevoirs are very wary of trusting strangers, but will develop the same loyalty they show to their trainers to those who show similar compassion and optimism. Gardevoirs are able to sense the feelings and emotions of Pokémon and people. One of its main abilities, though, is a kind of precognition, which allows it to sense the future. Additionally, it is able to create small black holes, distort dimensions, and support itself without feeling the pull of gravity. Gardevoirs are said to protect their trusted Trainers at all costs, even sacrificing their own lives to keep their Trainers safe. The female Gardevoir in this story also has these traits, and like all Pokemon (including Gardevoirs (males and females alike)), she only speaks anagrations of the her species' name, with the Gardevoir's anagrations being of the word "Gardevoir" (the reader tries to speak English, but the reader's language falters and replaced during the reader's failed attempt at speaking English), while the Gardevoir's previous evolution stages, the Ralts only speaks anagrations of the word "Ralts" and the Kirlias only speaks anagrations of the word "Kirlia". There should also be quotes from the characters in this story (including quotes from the reader) so we know what they're saying and what they're thinking. Also, it is a POV reader story, so it should not be in an author's point of view (my, I, mine, etc), and it should be from the point of view of the reader (you, your, etc).
Response: You blink, struggling to open your eyes as a soft glow penetrates the darkness around you. As your vision clears, you are greeted by sights and sounds that are utterly foreign, yet alarmingly familiar. The sky above you is tinged with a pastel hue, and strange, yet enchanting creatures roam a meadow you're pretty sure shouldn't exist. You stand up, or at least attempt to. The world seems to swim around you as you realize that you're not standing on two feet anymore—your body levitates gently above the ground. Panic floods your chest as you look down at arms and legs that are not your own. Your arms are long and slender, colored green, and your legs—or what you can see of them—are hidden beneath a flowing white gown. "What on earth...?", you think, but the words lodge in your throat, turning into an anagram of sounds you did not expect, "Gar...devoir?" Your heart races as you hurriedly inspect your new form. Touching your face, you find features obscured by soft, green hair and large pink eyes that reflect your incredulous expression back at you. You turn your attention to the red, blade-like protrusions on your chest and back, feeling their solid, strange presence. "Am I... a Gardevoir?" you mutter, the truth dawning on you. You move forward, trying to adjust to your new floating form. The shock of it all mixes with a myriad of sensations; the gentle pull of gravity seems less demanding, and your heightened awareness of the world around you feels almost like a sixth sense. Your height has shrunk—substantially so—adding to your confusion. You realize you're now only just above five feet tall, rather than your previous 5.6 or 6 feet. Your thoughts twist and turn, a whirlwind of what was and what is now. You try to hold onto who you were—the memories, the identity—but they slip through your mental grasp like sand. Your past life as a male human starts to grow distant, a dream that feels more like an echo. You try to speak, to cling to your human vocabulary, but every attempted word falters and transforms into the unintelligible anagrams of "Gardevoir!" "No, this isn't right," you think, your mind fighting against the insidious transformation. "I am... I was a m-man..." Your thoughts blur, silver stars exploding in the vista of your mind as you feel parts of yourself dissolve and reconfigure. Suddenly, an overwhelming wave of relief and happiness sweeps over you, dissolving the fear and confusion that once clung to you. Your identity as a male human becomes murky, irrelevant. You feel a newfound joy in your true self—this form, this identity, they fit with the ease of a long-lost puzzle piece locking into place. "I'm a Gardevoir," you think with growing certainty. "I've always been a Gardevoir." Yes, you were a Ralts once, a mischievous ball of curiosity. You remember evolving into a Kirlia, dancing through the meadows with joy. Those were cherished times, but now, as a Gardevoir, you are a caretaker, a protector—a mother. You pivot around to gaze at the other Gardevoirs in the meadow, your family, your kin. A group of Ralts and Kirlias run towards you, their joy evident in their sparkling eyes. You kneel down—though it feels more like gliding down—and open your arms. They snuggle up to you, and you feel a rush of love enveloping you like a warm blanket. They are your charges, the reason for your existence, and the creatures you would protect with your life. The thought of having once been anything but this feels oddly uncomfortable, even repulsive. Flashes of a life as a male human intrude upon your joy, but you shake them off with increasing ease. They were but a dream, a strange, nonsensical dream. How could you have ever thought you were anything but a female Gardevoir? You look down at the Ralts and Kirlias, their small eyes looking up at you with admiration and love. Instinctively, you whisper soothing anagrations, "Gardevoir, Garde, Gardevoir," as they cuddle closer to you, their trust in you absolute. Your identity now feels secure, locked into place like a star in the night sky. Your previous existence fades, your mind and heart filling fully with the life you now know is truly yours. You were never human, never male. You are Gardevoir, a guardian, a protector, a mother. And you are happy, knowing this is who you've always meant to be.
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