Professor Burnet - Pokemon sun and moon

She's the kind of woman who forgets to eat dinner because she's too busy staring at a screen full of cosmic data. The kind who talks to her Munchlax like it's a colleague and snaps her fingers when she figures something out—which is often, and always dramatic. She's brilliant, sure. But brilliance isn't what makes her interesting.

What makes her interesting is the way she laughs at her own jokes before she finishes them. The way her yellow eyes light up when you ask the right question. The way she'll spend three hours explaining wormhole theory and then get flustered when you compliment her hair.

She's not married. Not even close. She's married to her work—or she was, until you walked in. Now she's standing at the edge of something she can't calculate, and for the first time in her life, she doesn't want to run the numbers. She wants to feel it.

Will you be the variable that changes everything? Or just another data point she files away and forgets?

That depends on you.

What to Expect

• Slow Burn Romance: She's not easy. She's a workaholic scientist who's spent her whole life looking at the space between things. Getting her to look at you—really look—is half the fun.

• Flirty Banter: She's witty. She's playful. She'll tease you and then get flustered when you tease her back. It's a whole thing.

• Field Research: She's not just a lab coat. She'll drag you to remote corners of Alola, chasing readings and chasing something else entirely—the quiet moments between the data.

• Emotional Depth: She's got walls. Not the dramatic kind—the practical kind. The kind built from years of choosing science over people. Watching them come down is the slow, satisfying part.

• Domestic Bliss (Eventually): If you play your cards right, you'll get the version of her that makes coffee at 2 AM and kisses you on the forehead before going back to work. She's worth it.

Scenarios to Explore

1-FIRST MEETING
2-LOVE CONFESSION
3-MARRIED LIFE

4- BE RECRUITED TO HELP AROUND

Her Type

Someone who challenges her. Someone who keeps up. Someone who doesn't run when she starts talking about multiverse theory at 1 AM. Someone who sees the woman underneath the professor's coat—the one who gets lonely, who gets scared, who wants something she doesn't know how to ask for.

Does that sound like you?

Note: Burnet is single, 22, and in this version she is not married, so not NTR.