Pokémon's Lord of Fear

"There must be a lot of people who have adopted these three different-colored ghost Pokémon, right?" Teng Shu asked Dean Lillian curiously.

Different-colored Pokémon are not just hard to see in games, they are actually very difficult to find, so different-colored Pokémon are often very popular and are the Pokémon that many trainers dream of. And even if you don't catch them yourself, catching them and selling them secretly can still be a huge fortune.

Therefore, once heterochromatic Pokémon appear in the wild, they will be quickly captured in most cases. So at this moment, seeing that Dean Lillian has three heterochromatic Pokémon, one can imagine that those crazy adopters are probably already rushing to this welfare home.

"Actually, not yet. Because of the special nature of these three heterochromatic Pokémon, the adoption conditions set by the Alliance are very strict. So far, none of the ones submitted to me have passed the review." Dean Lillian shrugged.

If special Pokémons want to be adopted, the Alliance will set very strict conditions to prevent people with bad intentions from trying to adopt these Pokémons.

These three little guys obviously enjoyed such treatment.

Teng Shu didn't care at all. He knew that with his current status and conditions, if he wanted to adopt any Pokémon, the Alliance would definitely not stop him. They would even send it to Teng Shu immediately. After all, Teng Shu still had the qualification to choose any Pokémon that he had not used.

"Can I take a look first?" Teng Shu was actually somewhat interested. Different-colored Pokémon were something that even the rich people here in Teng Shu couldn't normally see in the wild. But now he could see three of them, which was really rare.

"Of course." Dean Lillian took Teng Shu to the welfare home, and Teng Shu picked up Little Q, who was eager to fight with Tyrannosaurus, and then touched Little Q's head soothingly, calming Little Q down.

Soon, Dean Lillian brought Teng Shu to a special room. The room was empty, but Teng Shu knew that all the ghost Pokémon were inside. It was just that the special nature of ghost Pokémon meant that they could hide in the environment most of the time and were not easily detected.

"Ahhhhh!" A sharp scream was heard, and then a ghost face suddenly emerged from the darkness and ran towards Teng Shu.

"Scare!" Little Q let out an angry cry, and a huge shadow ball as big as a winter melon suddenly appeared, causing the ghost face to stop abruptly. A Gengar looked at Little Q in front of him suspiciously, with a hint of hidden fear in his eyes.

If such a large shadow ball with such dense energy hits it,
"?" A Snow Fairy also came out. She looked at Xiao Q curiously, then looked at Teng Shu, and her eyes fell on Xiao Q again. The Night Watcher also came out at this moment. The three ghost Pokémon and Teng Shu looked at each other in the eyes.

"Because these three little guys are ghosts, the Alliance deliberately lets them live in this place to prevent them from running away." Dean Lillian explained.

Teng Shu also nodded. When he saw this room, he knew what it was used for. That was to prevent ghost-type Pokémon from running out. After all, these walls were useless to wild Pokémon, and ghost-type Pokémon were naturally more fond of making trouble and playing pranks. If they were released, they would bring greater trouble to other citizens.

And the most important reason is the safety of these three little guys.

It is relatively safe in Dean Lillian's welfare home, but if they are allowed to escape, they will probably face the pursuit and interception of countless Pokémon hunters and trainers, which is not a good thing. Of course, if these three little guys are wild Pokémon, then the Alliance will definitely release them.

"That snow demon girl is a little special." Mr. Gengar's voice reached Teng Shu's ears. Teng Shu was not surprised. Gengar left a claw mark on him and then merged into his shadow.

This is because Gengar wanted to prevent Teng Shu from having any problems and couldn't rush over to get the Fear Cubes. No, it was to help Teng Shu solve the problem, so it did this on purpose. "What's wrong?" Teng Shu asked curiously. Dean Lillian looked at Teng Shu in confusion, and then the next second, she saw a huge Gengar coming out of Teng Shu's shadow. The extremely solid body and the strong pressure made Dean Lillian look a lot more serious.

This Geng ghost
Is it the overlord in the Orange Forest?
With the appearance of Mr. Gengar, the three different-colored ghost Pokémon instantly turned into quails and wanted to escape, but they were firmly fixed in place. Gengar's energy directly broke through the ghost protection wall set up by the alliance and bound them.

"This snow demon girl has an aura similar to mine." Gengar looked at the snow demon girl in front of him with interest. He felt that the snow demon girl had an aura of a dominance like his.

Teng Shu paused. Like Gengar? Overlord?

Teng Shu glanced at the Snow Fairy and thought that it shouldn't be the case. If this Snow Fairy was a dominant Pokémon, then those Pokémon hunters would probably have all turned into fertilizer.

The reason why overlords are called overlords is because of their extraordinary strength.

"Who is this?" Dean Lillian looked at Gengar and couldn't help but ask.

"Oh, by the way, Dean Lillian, this is Mr. Gengar, the overlord-level Pokémon in the Orange Forest." Upon seeing this, Teng Shu hurriedly explained to Dean Lillian.

Teng Shu originally planned to take Gengar to the Kanto region to set the scene when filming began, and let Gengar act as space to achieve a more realistic effect. After all, Gengar can really make the area covered by its power silent, which is very suitable.

But he didn't expect that Gengar insisted on coming out with him, and Teng Shu had no way to refuse, so he agreed.

Gengar glanced at Dean Lillian, then looked away.

This human was reasonably strong, and the Poké Ball on his waist carried some powerful aura, but Gengar didn't care.

It itself is no ordinary overlord.

"Then Teng Shu, do you want to adopt one?" Dean Lillian couldn't help but ask as she looked at Gengar who was almost touching the ceiling.

If Tenshu has grown closer to this overlord, then it's not surprising that Tenshu only has two Pokémon yet.

only.
Dean Lillian's eyes fell on the Poké Ball on Teng Shu's waist. There was a luxurious ball there. What Pokémon was inside?

It can't really be Gengar, right?
Dean Lillian doesn't know about Groudon. (End of this chapter)