Pokémon's Lord of Fear

How to find a painter who has good skills and is also good at storyboarding?
Teng Shu didn't know how to find this, so he chose to let Zoroark contact the editors of "Youth Comics" to help him find it. At the same time, Teng Shu also proposed the corresponding conditions. Originally, Teng Shu thought it would take a long time, but he didn't expect that he received the resume in the afternoon after submitting it in the morning.

"Ten cartoonists are willing? Is the work efficiency that high?" Teng Shu had just finished lunch. When he saw Zoroark coming over with the information, there was still some surprise on his face. This was simply too outrageous.

Teng Shu originally thought that this search might take some time. After all, although there are many cartoonists, there are probably not many who can agree to his conditions. However, he did not expect that ten people would be gathered in just a few hours. This efficiency can only be described as outrageous.

"Boss, these are painters who have been screened. Their painting styles and storyboard languages ​​are very mature. If the requirements are relaxed a bit, this number can be multiplied by more than thirty times." Zoroark adjusted his glasses on his face. Teng Shu glanced at Zoroark, this guy was really interesting. Secretary Kuroda wore glasses, so Zoroark also wore them, and he chose the same brand as Secretary Kuroda.

Teng Shu felt that for Zoroark now, Secretary Kuroda might be the idol in Zoroark's heart.

"More than thirty times." Teng Shu couldn't help but shake his head after hearing this huge number. He could only say that no matter what world it is, the job of a cartoonist is not easy. No wonder some cartoonists started out by drawing books, and then officially released works after accumulating a certain number of fans.

Of course, some talented monsters are not included in this list.

"Have you told them about the contract?" Teng Shu looked at the information in his hand. The first one was Heavyweight. Teng Shu had read the other party's comics before. The other party's comics were quite famous. He didn't expect that he would come too.

Teng Shu originally thought that only some people who wanted to make a living would take this job, but he didn't expect there would be so many people, even some cartoonists with some achievements and fame.

"I told you, these people are willing." Zoroark nodded. Because the contract was announced in advance, so many people signed up. When Zoroark got the resumes, the editor-in-chief of the comics said that their phones were about to explode with calls, and their contact information was about to explode.

Teng Shu nodded. That was true. In the cartoonist industry, although the top people made a lot of money and could be considered to have achieved class advancement, most ordinary people could barely make ends meet. Some cartoonists could only work for other cartoonists to make a living.

There are also some cartoonists who have to work all the time and can only draw comics in their spare time, doing what they like, and they don’t know if they can see the end of it. It’s only now that we have convenient electronic drawing tools such as drawing tablets, otherwise, these cartoonists would probably be even poorer.

And although the contract offered by Teng Shu was a bit harsh, the salary and benefits were definitely at the top level in the league. For those who aspire to be cartoonists, the salary offered by Teng Shu is enough for them to continue on this thorny road, and they don't even have to rely on their parents to support them, so naturally there are a lot of people who sign up.

"Boss, according to the editor-in-chief's opinion, if you plan to let these people draw long-form serialized comics and also require high quality, then it would be most convenient to let these people work together to set up a studio." Zoroark added. He didn't say much, but the editor-in-chief had guessed some of Teng Shu's thoughts after reading the contract, so naturally he wanted to show off in front of the new boss.

"Is it possible?" Teng Shu was a little surprised. He didn't know much about comics. The stereotype was that of a otaku wearing thick glasses and painting alone.

"Yes, boss. After all, if one person draws, it will be very time-consuming and not conducive to weekly publication. It is more convenient for multiple people to work together. Moreover, these people have been selected by the editor-in-chief. Their drawing styles are the most similar. Let the most experienced one among them be responsible for storyboarding, which can ensure high-quality comic output." Zoroark nodded.

There is one more thing it didn't say, which is that the editor-in-chief once implicitly stated that if you want to save some money, you can just hire six people. Anyway, these cartoonists can be exploited to produce more labor. However, Zoroark doesn't think his boss will be short of the money.

"Then hire them all. No, let's try them out first. Let them draw one episode for me. Here's the story outline. Let them look at the drawings. If I'm satisfied, I'll officially hire them." Teng Shu made the decision quickly and handed the story outlines he had made earlier to Zoroark. These were two story outlines, one for Superman and the other for Batman.

Teng Shu plans to use these two characters to create superhero comics and superhero movies for the Pokémon League. As for the future, he has more routines and templates to choose from. After finishing DC, he can also do Marvel. If the response is enthusiastic, he can also publish it separately, make it a popular IP, and make a lot of money.

In the past, many companies realized the importance of IP and promoted it crazily. Even if it was not so famous, it could become known to the whole world under the financial offensive. By then, as long as one tenth of these people were converted into fans, the IP would be established and it would be time to make a lot of money.

"Okay, boss." Zoroak wrote down this matter and left in a hurry. Teng Shu sat in the office for a while and decided to leave work early and go home. After all, he was the boss and could leave work whenever he wanted.

The streets of Kanaz City were still very busy in the afternoon. Teng Shu was walking on the street holding Little Q in his arms, and from time to time he could see some cool trendsetters passing by.

Because Ghost Pictures is here, many people who dream of becoming stars come here to try their luck, which then attracts some fashionistas to come and take pictures. However, Teng Shu looked at the strange clothes worn by these fashionistas and said that he really couldn't appreciate them. One of the fashionistas wore clothes that looked like a woven bag was put on his body.

"Scared~" Little Q rubbed against Teng Shu, and then his tail kept glancing to the other side. Teng Shu knew what Little Q was trying to do at a glance.

"What's wrong? Want to watch a movie?" Teng Shu smiled and touched Xiao Q's head, and Xiao Q nodded immediately. Seeing this, Teng Shu took Xiao Q into the cinema nearby and let Xiao Ye out. However, Xiao Ye didn't like staying outside very much, and just after coming out, he went back into the Poké Ball, which made Teng Shu feel helpless.

Different Pokémon have different personalities. Some Pokémon prefer to wander around and don’t like to be confined in a Poké Ball, while some Pokémon prefer to stay in the Poké Ball and think quietly about life.

Teng Shu took a look at the movie in the cinema and then thought of Fugui.

Since Fugui graduated from graduate school, he was assigned by Teng Shu to be the person in charge of "Youth Comics". Now he is said to be doing a good job. The original president is still there, and is now responsible for teaching Fugui and helping him grow up as quickly as possible. Teng Shu also told the original president that Fugui would not work in the comics company for too long and would come to help him in the future, so the other party is also doing his best to teach him.

After all, if he gave up his wealth earlier, he could still continue to live his petty bourgeois life in a spacious office. "Movies of this period" Teng Shu looked at these movies and found it difficult to comment.

What are the movies in the Pokémon League generally like? The most popular and mainstream ones are about trainers, such as the classic "One Fight to Fame", which tells the story of an ordinary person who, although his life is not very good, still works hard and perseveres, successfully becomes a star trainer in the last battle, then changes his life, and finally challenges the king and champion. This is a popular movie.

It is also what people in the Pokémon world yearn for the most. After all, who didn’t have a dream of becoming a champion when they were young?
The next category is regular movies like romance films, youth films, comedies, etc. There are horror films, but not many.

After all, the number of horror movie audiences is there. Of course, with Teng Shu's fame in recent times, the number of horror movie audiences has increased a lot, so more movies have been made. Teng Shu has seen three horror movies, "Child's Play", "Who's Behind You" and "Horror Movies". Except for "Who's Behind You", Teng Shu has no desire to watch other movies.

"Huh?" Teng Shu noticed that Kaluni appeared on the poster of a movie called "I'm Too Strong to Just Be an Ordinary Gym Leader".

Teng Shu finally chose to watch the cartoon "Dead Elementary School Student: The Mystery of Field Trip", simply because Xiao Q wanted to watch it, so Teng Shu took it with him.

The movie was not very long, just the standard length of an animated film, but Teng Shu was a little confused after watching it. He knew this movie, after all, it was a theatrical version of a well-known anime, but he didn't expect it to be so outrageous, with some of the logic being completely incomprehensible. However, considering that little Q Hahn was happy, Teng Shu didn't say anything.

"Tsk tsk, I think why not just make a cartoon to save the market. I remember Tom and Jerry seemed to have a theatrical version." Teng Shu scratched his head. There was even a live-action version, but the rating was rather subtle.

Teng Shu casually sent a message to Zoroark, asking it to contact Ada and the others to prepare for the filming of a Tom and Jerry theatrical version. The original team would be responsible for the story content, and Teng Shu would not interfere. However, he would be responsible for the review, and if it was not acceptable, the manuscript would need to be revised.

After solving the problem of the increasingly perfunctory quality of animated films, Teng Shu returned to his home with Xiao Q. Now the ceiling of his house had been repaired and the hole had been patched up. The stone that fell in front of Teng Shu was collected by Teng Shu and placed in his room.

Teng Shu always felt that this meteorite was rather subtle, but he was busy with company matters recently and had no time to go to the Sky Pillar to talk to Rayquaza about life and ideals.

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"It just so happens that I have collected some meteorites during this period." Teng Shu planned to take these new items to see Rayquaza. Is it possible? Of course, Teng Shu's highest hopes were still for this meteorite that was full of destiny.

He sent a message and soon, Teng Shu was sitting on the helicopter.

"Can the meteorite be observed?" Teng Shu asked calmly while sitting in the helicopter and looking at Miss Junsha beside him.

Ever since Teng Shu went to see Rayquaza last time, it has become much easier for Teng Shu to go to the Sky Pillar. The Alliance directly provides charter services and door-to-door pick-up. Moreover, with the presence of flying Pokémon, there is no need to worry about safety issues, and his life is very safe.

"According to calculations, the meteorite will probably hit the Hoenn region by the end of the year, which may cause a major earthquake, volcanic eruptions, or even direct plate splitting." Miss Junsha answered calmly, as if this was just an insignificant little issue. However, seeing the nervousness in Miss Junsha's eyes, Teng Shu knew that she was still a little worried.

"Yeah." Teng Shu yawned, then looked at the forest town passing by quickly below, and then looked at the sea in the distance. He just didn't know if Rayquaza would give him face this time, or if he would...
Teng Shu touched the stone in his arms. Was this stone the stone of destiny?
Miss Junsha glanced at Teng Shu and said nothing.

The Alliance did not react much to Teng Shu's interference in Rayquaza's affairs. Although Teng Shu already possessed Groudon and was now rushing towards possessing Rayquaza, the Alliance would be happier if Teng Shu really tamed Rayquaza.

Everyone knows that the reason humans are trapped on this planet is partly because of their lack of technology and partly because of Rayquaza.

Although there are some Pokémon like Rayquaza distributed in the ozone layer, the fact that they are gone over Hoenn is good news.

In fact, most of the mythical beasts have a small population, but they are extremely rare and hard to come by. Of course, if they are some particularly special mythical beasts, there will really only be one.

As for whether Teng Shu would have any improper thoughts with the two beasts, there was no need to worry. After all, Teng Shu was a rich second-generation and the heir of Dewen Company. What else could he do? Alliance President?

The psychological profiler observed that Teng Shu had no desire for power.

What's more, the Alliance was able to overthrow the former dark empire and come this far, which naturally had its own reasons. The Alliance was not a kind little white rabbit, but a man-eating dragon.

Soon, Teng Shu arrived at the Sky Pillar. Junsha and the others were waiting below, because they were worried that coming up would affect Rayquaza and make Rayquaza unwilling to meet him.

As soon as Teng Shu reached the top, Rayquaza flew down from the sky. Then Teng Shu felt that his destiny meteorite was getting hot and becoming a little hot to the touch.

"What does it mean to be the child of destiny?" Teng Shu smiled, and the problem was mostly solved. (End of this chapter)