Pokémon's Lord of Fear

Chapter 7: Abandoned Pokémon
"This little guy has his own ideas." Teng Shu looked at Xiao Bao beside him and couldn't help but smile.

This is a Kabutops that can evolve into a Tyrannosaurus, and it is very powerful. It can occupy the position of the boss in the care center with its own abilities. You can imagine how talented Tyrannosaurus is in combat.

Teng Shu also likes Dragonite very much. After all, Dragonite is quite cute, strong and handsome, but unfortunately, Dragonite has his own ideas.

Dean Lillian gave Xiao Bao ten berries, and Xiao Bao walked over and started his meal life today.

Generally speaking, Kabutops don't eat, but Brute is an exception. Its shell is not complete, revealing its scarred mouth, so Brute will occasionally eat some tree fruits.

As Xiaobao started to eat, the Pokémon around him also became eager to try. Teng Shu patiently followed Dean Lillian to distribute food to these Pokémon. The little guys didn't have a big appetite, but they were very eager to eat, as if they had a sense of urgency.

"Dean Lillian, have many people abandoned their Pokémon this year?" Teng Shu looked at the Pokémon who were concentrating on eating, then took Little Q off his head and stroked its head gently.

"It's only May now, but I've already picked up twenty-seven Poké Balls at the door of the welfare home." Dean Lillian moved two small stools over and handed one to Teng Shu.

Teng Shu took it, and then looked at the Pokémon wandering team in front of him which had grown even bigger, and couldn't help but sigh.

It is said that Pokémon are humans’ companions, friends and family, but why are there still abandoned Pokémon?
And these are just the Poké Balls that Dean Lillian picked up. What will be the fate of the Pokémon that were sent here?
"The League has been promoting the Pokémon Abandonment Law for so long, but it still seems to be of no use." Teng Shu shook his head.

In the Pokémon League, abandoning Pokémon is illegal, but unless you abandon your Pokémon in front of Miss Junsha, it is basically difficult to be caught. After all, abandoning Pokémon is too easy.

He took a Poké Ball, threw it casually, and it disappeared into the trash can and the forest.

Some people even want to avoid wasting Poké Balls by releasing their partners directly, then disappearing from the world and never finding that trainer again.

"There's nothing we can do. Among these abandoned Pokémon, thirteen of them suffer from very troublesome diseases." Dean Lillian was very open-minded. After all, she had run this Pokémon care center for a long time, and she had seen all kinds of reasons for abandoning Pokémon.

However, the majority of Pokémon are still those suffering from diseases.

Although the Pokémon Center provides some basic free medical services to Pokémon, if the illness is serious, hospitalization is required. The cost of hospitalization for Pokémon is actually not low, so abandonment occurs.

"Dean Lillian, are the medical funds donated previously enough?" Teng Shu's sight fell on a Pokémon, a Psyduck. There was gauze on its head, and one of its hands was even missing. It now only had a small hand.

But Psyduck was still in a daze. It raised its hand from time to time to touch its little head, and then stared blankly ahead.

There are quite a few Pokémon with defects like this in care centers.

"Yes, thank you Teng Shu." When talking about medical funds, Dean Lillian couldn't help but say thank you to Teng Shu.

After all, the child donated the money he saved to the care center, helping the care center solve its urgent needs. Otherwise, the tombstone in the backyard of the care center would have to be engraved with the names of some more Pokémon. "It's okay, Dean. You are the one who deserves respect." Teng Shu waved his hand quickly. He thought he could not be as great as Dean Lillian, who had devoted all his heart and soul to taking care of abandoned Pokémon for so many years.

Teng Shu looked at the Pokémon in front of him and suddenly had an idea.

The Pokémon League is a large alliance, and each region is large, which also leads to a large population and number of Pokémon in each region. However, abandoning Pokémon has always been an unavoidable thing.

If after making a movie, I give a dollar discount on the ticket price, the total ticket price remains unchanged, but I make a dollar less on each ticket, and then I invest all the dollar in the discount into a foundation related to wandering Pokémon, then it should be a small help, right?
And from a business perspective, if we promote it from this aspect, it will also increase people's desire to go to the cinema to watch movies, which is a win-win situation.

Thinking about it this way, it doesn't seem impossible.

"Roar" a low roar was heard, Teng Shu raised his head and took a look, it was Xiao Bao.

Xiao Bao had finished eating the fruits and was walking around beside him, looking a little anxious. Teng Shu rubbed its hard shell, feeling amused and helpless.

"Sorry, Xiaobao, I didn't buy any Pokémon cans when I came here this time." Teng Shu shrugged. He really forgot to buy Pokémon cans when he came here this time. After all, he had been dealing with things at the company for a long time today.

After hearing this, Xiao Bao was stunned for a moment, but then he happily played hide-and-seek with Teng Shu. Teng Shu could only pretend to be a StarCraft player, ignoring the not-so-small body of the Kabutops, and played with Xiao Bao for a while. Then he returned to his home in Kanaz after dark.

"How is the new company?" As soon as he got back, Teng Shu saw a man with the same hair color as him sitting on the sofa at home with his hands folded, looking at him with a smile.

"Brother?!" Teng Shu was a little surprised. He really didn't expect to see his brother, the current champion of the Hoenn region, Daigo, in this place.

"Brother, why are you back?" Teng Shu couldn't help but ask. Daigo rolled his eyes after hearing it. This little bastard, why is he not comfortable when he is at home?
Daigo stood up, walked over to him angrily and gave Teng Shu a brain slap.

"I heard from my dad that you were planning to start your own business, so I came back to see you, my brother who causes me so much worry." Daigo looked at Teng Shu with a smile. He cared a lot about his younger brother.

It’s just that this little bastard has no interest in being a trainer, that’s fine, after all, the Zfuchi family doesn’t seem to have any interest in being a trainer.

But this little bastard isn't even interested in stones!
In the Zfuchi family, this is simply a living heresy.

Look at those wonderful stones, they are a masterpiece of this world, a masterpiece of nature.

"Brother, congratulations on becoming the league champion!" Teng Shu rubbed his head, then smiled and congratulated Daigo again.

(End of this chapter)