This is it!
EDIT: RATED PG-13 (I wasn't sure when I started, but now I know)
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CHAPTER ONE
The small traveling party was trudging through thick brush in the middle of nowhere when they saw it. Something had darted across the path in front of them. An Electrike in the front of the group of trainers and Pokemon stopped, looked about fearfully, and jumped back in its Poke Ball. The trainers stopped and looked around, and one of them spotted what had frightened the Electrike. Someone gasped in shock. It was staring back at them, calm and utterly fearless. It had bright blue eyes, pale pink fur, and a very long tail. Of all the Pokemon, a Mew! The group stopped and watched it. The Mew shortly grew bored of this, and flew away into the forest. They dared not speak of the incident in public, because somebody would find the spot, and they knew it might end badly for all involved. But somehow, word got out, and several Team Rocket grunts were caught while setting cage traps in the area, which was by now being patrolled by small parties also searching for the Mew, plus a group of police officers who had decide to guard the site.

Uhm, first off, Where'd the Electrike's Pokéball come from? And you'd say just
Mew as opposed to the Mew, as Mew is one-of-a-kind. I have no idea who the main characters are, and I don't even know what anything looks like. And Mew is supposed to be the goddess of Pokémon; why'd the others run away? Not trying to sound harsh; I sometimes come off as sounding a bit harsh when
critiquing.

Well you kinda just started out a bit too fast, you should add a bit more to why they are trudging through the woods. Also it is a bit short for a chapter, have a bit more detail in your posts. This would be a good beginning to the chapter, making clear the setting, but you (like ghetto said) need to introduce some kind of main character (or if it's mew, develop and make clear that it's mew).

...What? I don't know much at all about anything in the story. Where are they? WHO are these people? Where did that Poke Ball come from? You need to be clear and introduce the characters more clearly.

Try and set the stage a little more effectively. Right now, the reader knows practically nothing, and the few tidbits of info the reader does now is rather foggy and unclear. Other than that: its good that you use proper grammar, something a lot of people dont do

Look, in this story, most of the human characters are vague and ambiguous because they are not the stars of the story. And in response to Ghett0, that is because there are more than one in this story. By the way, the Pokemon in this story can talk, but they usually don't when we are listening. Read on and you shall see what I mean.

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The Mew zipped through the forest, headed for a secret spot deep within. The moon was rising, the nocturnal Pokemon were emerging from their hiding, and a meeting had been called.
Soon it reached a rock outcropping, a pile of granite boulders in the center of a circle of bare ground. It called out, "Moonlistener is here for the meeting!" Another Mew appeared from a gap in the pile. It answered, "Soulwalker has called this meeting. It is an emergency!"
They both crawled back into the pile, to a cavern in the center. Moonlistener was afraid, for the first time in centuries. If Soulwalker had to call a meeting, the news couldn't be good.

Ahh...I see. It's like the Warriors series, but with mews instead of cats. But, like your last story, you should be more clear as to what chapter we are on. Just mention it in the author's note. Now, again, you should be answering the questions in the story. If this were a book, you couldn't be standing there while the person was reading it an answer questions. Answer them in the story. However, this bit has made it clear that this isn't about them. So, just make sure they are answered in story. Other then that, this isn't bad at all.

CHAPTER TWO
There was a group of about seven Mew, all gathered in a semicircle around an eighth, who was a shiny. This was Soulwalker. Soulwalker shouted, "The situation is getting worse. I have received a message of warning from a strange creature. The strange creature said that we would face an unbelieveable threat, and that we shall all perish if we fight it." The group gasped in unison. "I believe you, my dear Soulwalker," A deep, echoing voice sounded from outside the rock pile. "YOU ASKED IT TO STAND GUARD?" Moonlistener shouted. "Of course, young one. It is our flesh and blood kin, after all. And I knew you would never trust it, so I arranged for you to arrive before it did," Soulwalker replied calmly. Moonlistener answered, "I know you are wise, but still, I don't understand."

Now this is better, now I understand who the main characters are. But the first chapter seems kind of irrelevant now, but keep going, I'm sure it has some point.

I still have issue with the length though, maybe other people do the same thing but personally, I like long chapters.

You still aren't being very clear as to what chapter this is. Is this one? Two? Maybe three?

If this is its own chapter, it's very short. So are the others.

Start a new paragraph when somebody speaks. I had a bit of trouble figuring out who was saying what.

I must say, I am curious as to what sort of threat they are facing and what the creature is. Good work there. This is an example of what being mysterious is when it is good. Wait a second...



NOW I think I know what that creature is.



When you are describing a scene, be specific. You also state that the one in the center is the eighth mew, so put something like this:





You also just say that the Mew is shiny. Instead, describe the different colors. I have no clue what a shiny Mew looks like.

Well, that's all. Now, to the psydex so I can see a picture of a shiny Mew...

A shiny Mew is bright blue, in case more of you were going to ask.

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In an instant, the meeting was thrown into chaos. An alarm was shouted outside, and all but Moonlistener and Soulwalker teleported away. "Cowards!" Soulwalker shouted over the din of battle outside.
Moonlistener nodded in silent agreement before they both wormed their way outside to join the fight. That always takes a minute or two. What they found outside was terrifying. There was blood on the ground, pooling in low spots and dripping from the foliage, and dead humans draped over each other in heaps. Mewtwo sat in the center of the carnage, gasping for breath through shattered ribs. "I told you it was coming to this." Soulwalker said softly. Moonlistener nodded sagely.

Your chapters are paragraph<s>s</s>.
Only one paragraph doesn't constitute a chapter.
Read a book--any book-- and you'll notice that the chapters are at least two paragraphs (well, if it's bad).
I'd start rethinking the next chapter to make it longer, but still have substance.

4/10

You also have a habit of not paying attention to my advice.

What chapter are we on? Again, if each post is a separate chapter, these are horribly short. Shorter then the chapters in "The Boy Who Spoke Dog", which is pretty bad. Go to the writing tips thread, where I have posted a small guide on how to make chapters longer.

Answer questions in the story. Throwing in the fact that he is bright blue isn't hard at all.

Start a new paragraph every time a person speaks. If a sentence contains speech, the entire sentence goes into a new paragraph.

How did you know I like "The Boy Who Spoke Dog"? Anyway, I'm not really dividing this into chapters very well. I admit that.
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"What will we do about this?" Moonllistener muttered, with a hint of sarcasm in his voice. "Abandon this place. It is contaminated by shed blood. Not to mention we need to get help for our friend," Soulwalker was already helping Mewtwo to its feet by the time the statement sunk in. "Abandon this place?" Moonlistener said, though it knew why. Moonlistener then flew over to help, numb with the shock of the night's events. The trio picked their way down the brush-covered slope to the rural rest house where they knew they could get medical aid. Soulwalker told the others what to do when they got there. "First, you get in view of the dwelling place," it told Mewtwo. "Ask....help....from....THEM?" was the response. "It's your only chance!" Soulwalker snapped back. It continued, "And Moonlistener here gets their attention, of course." Moonlistener nodded automatically, still seeing the gory scene behind them in his mind.

I didn't know. Wow. We like a lot of the same books. No new advice, just make it more clear what chapter we are on and start a new paragraph when somebody speaks.

Shiny Rapidash, perhaps if you actually took Thunder_dude7's advide, he might stop posting the same advice. I've seen countless polite reminders that you need to make your chapters longer, and that there are no chapter numbers, but you're taking none of it in.

There is too little to consider each of your 'updates' worthy enough to think about coming here. It needs more content, and I'm really enjoying the plot. The difference is, quite a lot of the writers here would have written all that over the course of about two chapters, with a lot more tension. I mean, in one 'chapter,' it forewarns of a problem, and in the second chapter, you have the problem out in the open. When writing fiction, you need to draw out the question that is posed in the reader's mind; not too long for them to forget or lose interest, but you can't reveal it to quickly either.




This sort of thing belongs in the story itself. While you write, you need to be asking yourself 'is everything clear to the reader?' And I'm afraid that the weight of the leader Mew being shiny was lost as it was just thrown in almost as an afterthought.




There it is again. You're describing things outside of the 'chapter.' You should have made the human characters vague and ambiguous, and perhaps had a personal narration that emphasised how Pokemon rarely talk when near humans, etc. People want to read the fiction and enjoy it, not read the fiction and ask the author what on earth she means by x point.

The plot is pretty good though, I'm looking forward to seeing how this pans out.

Soulwalker's plan worked. The woman who ran the rest stop managed to get Mewtwo inside and on a bed. It thought to itself, "Am I dreaming, or is she actually thinking about helping me?" She answered softly, "Of course. What else am I supposed to think?"
It suddenly grew unbelievably drowsy. Just before it fell asleep, it noticed a wooden sign on the inside of the door.
The sign read as follows
esto perpetua/
et infinita/
esto non Deos/
esto Lepus/
She muttered to herself when it had dozed off, "I can't believe they haven't come yet. I guess none of them can read Latin."

I have only one piece of advice:

Pay attention to our comments!

Dammit.

Don't post fragments of chapters all the time. Instead, post the whole chapter when it's ready. This is annoying already.

And for God's sake listen to people's advice.

Do that again and I'm locking your thread, and any other you open until you prove you've learned.

When it awoke, the sun was barely visible over the trees. The woman said to it, "I see you have awoken. I know I can trust you to keep my secret." Suddenly, a long tail snaked its way up out the waist of her pants, as pale as the rest of her, but with a darker tip. "As you may have guessed already, my name is Rabbit. I am a fugitive experiment, like you. You must rest here and recover, of course. After that, if you tell another living being of what I told you, I shall find you and kill you. Yes, I am certainly capable of doing so. Would you like something to eat now?"

<img src="http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/poplers/dancinglock.gif" border="0" alt="Locked FTW">
:D

I can tell that we're making you mad, and I can also tell that you're holding your tongue. Honestly, I don't know what would be more infuriating, arguing or being ignored.

We had this same issue in your other thread. And here's the same piece of advice:

<p align="center">LISTEN TO US</p>
The Library is for sharing our writing and getting critiqued. We might as well not tell you what else you need to improve upon until you come to terms with that. You still only expect and respond to praise. I hate to break it to you, but the only time you're going to only get praise here is by a n00b. If you refuse accept this and show that you're trying to improve, I only have one word for you (that maybe you'll listen to).

<p align="center">LEAVE.</p>

Lock away, Galar.

Don't lock it if he actually listens though.