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Over the next few weeks, Diana learned a lot about her new ability. It didn't seem to be going away, meaning that she would probably be part Ditto for the rest of her life here. Which wasn't necessarily a terrible thing, of course. She found out that she could copy the parts of Pokemon and even use their powers, though not very well. If she focused, she could control it, though she found that it seemed to act on its own whenever around a particularly horny Pokemon; she still blushed when she thought of the female Mightyena who had wanted a mate, causing Diana to suddenly start changing into a buff, furry, anthropomorphic Mightyena man with a hung cock to pleasure her. As soon as a Pokemon wanted breeding, her body and mind reacted, whether she liked it or not, always in a seemingly random way.
Still, life was getting into a routine for this new normal, as weird as it was. She was starting to get comfortable with all of this, almost forgetting her old life... when suddenly, a piece of it returned. She was idly watching the news when she saw a familiar face: her son! He was a Pokemon trainer, being interviewed after beating a gym. Diana couldn't focus on what was being said, just staring at her son's face while tearing up.
That day, she decided that she would not stay here and just wait around. She was going to go out on an adventure of her own and try to find her kids, no matter what! A week later, after finding someone else to take over the daycare, Diana set off alone. With her Ditto powers, she hoped that she could act as her own Pokemon until she could find one of her own. She smiled, optimistic for the future.
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