Pokémon: All About the Breeding House

Chapter 387 Little Shana's Picnic

"I'm speaking in dialect, aren't you making a mountain out of a molehill?"

Du leaned against the kitchen door, watching Fang Yan stuff food into Shana's bag, and couldn't help but speak up.

"You're only going for two days, but you have enough food for two weeks, right?"

This is the first time I've ever seen someone like this in my entire life.

"You're a grown man, you don't understand. You haven't raised a daughter. You'll understand when you get to my age."

Fang Yan didn't even look up, continuing to stuff the food into his backpack, and then spoke.

"You're not a grown man? You have a daughter?"

Yu Longdu's eyes widened.

"Little Shana, little Shana is like a daughter I picked up for free."

Fang Yan raised her head and gently raised an eyebrow at Du.

"You don't, do you?"

Watari: "I—"

Du walked over and punched Fang Yan, then turned and walked towards the backyard. "Whatever, I'm going to the backyard first. Come over and have some tea with me later."

"Okay, okay, stop nagging."

"Okay, Uncle, that's enough!"

A crisp sound rang out at the door. Fang Yan looked up and saw that Xiao Shana had changed into her school uniform and was wearing the yellow baseball cap that Mrs. Fujino had bought for her. She was standing at the door, calling out to Fang Yan.

"Don't worry, there's still room."

"We can't finish eating! There's food over there!"

Little Shana ran in and stopped Fang Yan from stuffing more food into his backpack.

"Alright then, by the way, you really don't want Gengar and the others to come with you?"

Fang Yan pinched Xiao Shana's cheek and said.

"No need, Gengar and the others have their own things to do. Rapidash and Chimecho are enough for me. They will protect me and Tomoyo."

"Okay, if anything happens, be sure to call me, okay?"

"If you get bullied by a wild Pokémon, call me and I'll send Gengar over to help you get revenge."

"Yes, I will."

Little Shana nodded solemnly.

When the Super Armored Rhino, who was passing by the kitchen, heard this, he was speechless.

Wild Pokémon bullying her? It's already a good thing she doesn't bully wild Pokémon.

Little Shana has now become the little tyrant of the backyard of the breeding house.

He spends all day running around the backyard with his henchmen, giving off an attitude of "If you don't obey, I'll beat you up."

Upon seeing Little Shana turn to look at him, the Super Armored Rhinoceros felt a chill run down its spine and quickly left the breeding house, taking the order from Twinleaf Town with it to deliver.

After sending the prepared little Shana to the door and watching her ride the fiery horse towards Twinleaf Town, Fang Yan's worries still lingered.

After all, the wilderness in this world is extremely dangerous.

Fang Yan originally wanted to ride the Nine-Tailed Fox to take her to Shuangye Town, but she refused.

Fang Yan turned around and looked at the eaves.

Mk Eagle nodded to him.

Do not worry.

Then it flapped its wings and flew into the sky, following Shana at a distance.

Behind him were the Scorpion King and the Raven Leader.

Fang Yan's worries lessened a bit after seeing the three Pokémon leave.

Fang Yan's worries even left Xiao Shana's biological parents somewhat helpless. In this world, ten-year-olds can officially go on a trip, and Xiao Shana is already nine years old this year. It's just a picnic, not a trip. Why does Manager Fang Yan look so worried?

Sometimes I really can't understand what the shop manager with the local dialect is thinking.

As guests entered the breeding house, Fang Yan began to devote herself to her work, and the breeding house gradually became busier.

On the other side, Little Shana was riding a different colored Flame Horse, holding Wind Chime in her arms. All the luggage and food that Fang Yan and Madam Fujino had prepared for her were hanging on the back of the Flame Horse as she galloped away.

Upon arriving at the school gate, the fiery horse performed a stylish drift, and little Shana sat on its back, searching for her class.

Many parents at the entrance greeted little Shana with smiles, knowing that the shopkeeper of the dialect shop had a lovely little girl at her nursery.

After Shana politely greeted everyone, she heard Tomoyo calling her name.

After hearing Tomoyo's voice, the Rapidash slowly and carefully walked over.

Tomoyo is wearing a red hat today, which matches her red and yellow outfit with Sana.

After seeing Shana, Tomoyo's parents, the Minamoto couple, greeted her with a smile and then left together.

Tomoyo was still holding the miniature dragon egg in her arms.

Little Shana checked the miniature dragon's eggs for her and found that they would take a long time to hatch.

When the teacher saw Shana arrive, she quickly counted the number of people and found that everyone was there. She then began to call everyone to line up and get on the bus. For this field trip, each class was assigned two teachers, and the school also chartered a minibus for each class.

Shana was chatting with Tomoyo when their teacher approached. "Sana, would you like to ride with us in the car, or follow us on your fiery horse?"

"Can I ride the Flaming Horse?"

Little Shana's eyes lit up.

The teacher smiled slightly. "Of course, after all, the Pokémon in the nursery are all very obedient, right?"

"Yes, Flame Marco is obedient."

Little Shana gave a proud "hmm," then, noticing Tomoyo's gaze beside her, she rolled her eyes and asked her teacher, "Teacher, can I invite Tomoyo to come with me?"

The teacher paused for a moment, "Oh? Well, we agree, but we don't know if Tomoyo would be willing?"

"I do."

Before the teacher could finish speaking, Tomoyo blurted out that she was willing.

Seeing this, the teacher didn't say anything, but just told the two of them to stay close to the car and not get lost.

Shana nodded emphatically.

After Shana and Tomoyo mounted their fiery horses, the driver gently honked the horn to signal that he was ready to drive off.

Without Shana saying a word, the Rapidash started running after the bus on its own.

The spring sunshine in the Sinnoh region was warm, and the warm sunlight shone on Tomoyo and Shana on the back of Rapidash, making them squint involuntarily. However, the wind blowing on their bodies as Rapidash ran was also very comfortable.

Feeling the gentle breeze caressing her face, Shana sat behind Tomoyo, wrapped her arms around Tomoyo's waist, and said proudly, "See? I made the right choice in choosing the Flame Horse. Riding a horse is the most comfortable thing to do in this kind of weather. The breeze is cool and feels so nice on my face."

Tomoyo comfortably enjoyed the feeling of the spring breeze on her face, and simply hummed in agreement.

Just as the Flaming Horse was following behind the bus, the Scorpion King glided down from the air and landed on top of the bus, clinging tightly to it.

So tired—I don't want to fly anymore—

Mk Eagle: ————

Crow Leader: ————

It's not surprising that the Rapidash saw the Scorpion King; given Fang Yan's personality, it would be strange if the Starhawk and the others didn't follow behind.

Shana gently patted the Rapidash's back, and the Rapidash suddenly accelerated, keeping pace with the bus.

The other students in the class looked out through the glass window at Shana and Tomoyo riding their cool, multicolored fiery horses. The gray-white flames of the fiery horses fluttered in the wind, and their agile bodies rose and fell, making them look so cool in their eyes.

"Wow! Rapidash is so cool!" "Yeah." "I really want a Rapidash too." "When I can travel, I'm definitely going to catch a Rapidash!"

Little Shana had no idea that she had planted the seed in her class that every child wanted to tame a Rapidash.

An hour later, the Flaming Horse saw the bus stop in front of a forest, and it slowly came to a stop as well.

Shana and Tomoyo dismounted from the fiery horse, looked at the forest before them, and curiously looked around.

"Teacher, can we stay here and play?"

Shana always thought that a picnic was just about having fun, and that wasn't entirely wrong.

"That's right."

The teacher answered Shana's question.

After the two teachers and the driver counted the number of people, they led Shana and the others into the forest.

They chose the outermost part of the forest, which was divided into two parts: the outer perimeter and the inner part. The outer perimeter was frequently passed by and, due to its beautiful environment, was often chosen as a picnic spot for children.

The deeper areas are open only to trainers, who can enter to train their own Pokémon or capture more powerful Pokémon, but they must bear the consequences themselves.

Shana looked at the stream in front of her, which was crystal clear and occasionally had a few small fish swimming by. She grinned happily and looked at her teacher expectantly.

After the teachers finally managed to gather everyone back, they explained the things they needed to pay attention to and then let them set up their own tents.

The tents were set up in pairs, and Shana naturally ended up living with Tomoyo.

As the teacher taught the other students how to set up tents, Shana turned around and glanced at the Flaming Horse.

"It's a pity that the Flaming Horse doesn't have hands."

Shana sighed regretfully, then took a sausage out of her bag, broke it in half, gave one half to Tomoyo, and happily ate the other half herself.

Fiery Horse: ————

Do you expect a horse to pitch your tent?

Since they set off in the afternoon, after setting up the tents, the teachers set up a cooking area and started cooking.

At this time, another class also arrived at their destination. Together with Shana's class, there were a total of two classes that chose this place as their picnic destination.

Since it's springtime, it could also be described as a spring outing.

Shana accepted the dinner her teacher handed her and said thank you politely.

She lowered her head and took a bite, then glanced at Tomoyo beside her, only to find that Tomoyo was also looking at her.

"It doesn't taste good."

Understanding the world is simple and clear.

Teacher: (°°)

(cry.)

I know my cooking isn't good, but you can't just say that out loud!

Another teacher quickly comforted her colleague, "Okay, okay, kids don't know how to talk. Whoever said the food was bad, I think it's delicious."

She took a bite, chewed it, found it a little undercooked, swallowed it with difficulty, and then comforted her colleague.

"Ugh—you might as well not comfort me at all—"

Seeing this, Shana quickly took out the "mini supermarket" that Fangyan had prepared for her, and pulled out a bunch of sausages, as well as sesame cakes and small cakes. She then pulled Tomoyo along and shared some with the teacher and each classmate.

"Hehe, teacher, you should try it. Uncle made it for me, it's delicious."

Shana smiled and said to her teacher, whose eyes were red.

"Thanks----"

The teacher took it, and Shana whispered in her ear, "Hehe, teacher, don't be angry. Tomoyo is clumsy and can't talk properly. Uncle said that getting angry will cause wrinkles, so you can't get angry to avoid wrinkles."

After saying that, Shana reached out her little hand and rubbed her teacher's temples, then continued in a low voice, "Teacher, I'll give you a little more food. Don't let anyone else see, I only have this much left."

Watching Shana run away, the teacher looked at the large sesame seed cake and three large meat sausages in his arms.

"Waaaaah—Little Shana—my angel—how can she be so cute—"

After saying that, the teacher took a bite of the sausage, chewed it, and the tears she had been holding back finally fell.

"Why—why are the sausages her uncle makes so delicious—waaaaaah—why are there such big differences between people—"

The teacher swallowed the sausage in her mouth, then wiped away her tears and took a bite of the sesame seed cake in her hand.

More tears fell.

The teacher cried as she stuffed sausages into a flatbread, then dipped it in the sauce Shana had given her, and ate it in big mouthfuls until her cheeks were bulging.

"Why is it so good? — It tastes so good. — It's so delicious. — Waaah. — Waaah.

While students in another class were busy preparing dinner, everyone in Shana's class was happily munching on half a sausage.

After Shana finished distributing the sausages, she returned to Tomoyo's side with her empty backpack, took out the last sausage, and started eating it.

"I'll give it to you."

Tomoyo shared her pancake with Shana, whose eyes darted around before she accepted it without ceremony, tore it in half, and they each ate half.

At night, the teachers told the children to stay in their tents and sleep, and to come find a teacher if they needed to use the toilet.

Watching Shana and Tomoyo walk into the tent, I landed on the tree trunk above Shana's tent, with the head crow standing next to me.

The Scorpion King was hanging upside down on another tree.

It was late at night.

Tomoyo, curious about Shana fiddling with something in the corner of the tent, crawled over and patted Shana on the shoulder. "Little Shana, what are you doing—"

"ah----"

Shana suddenly turned around, holding the funny flashlight Gengar had given her. The light shone on her delicate little face, making it look like a funny face.

Startled, Zhi Shi couldn't help but swing his little fist.

Little Shana covered her eyes and said, "Tomoyo, you hit me."

"You scared me first."

Tomoyo crossed her arms, looked at Shana, and said...

Shana pouted, "I told you I couldn't scare you, but Gengar didn't believe me, hmph."

"Then we're even."

Shana opened her eyes, revealing panda eyes.

Tomoyo pursed her lips.

"Why aren't you saying anything? Tell me we're even."

Shana felt a little sad when she saw Tomoyo but didn't say anything.

"I'm afraid the salesman will come too soon—"

Tomoyo pursed her lips tightly and spoke through her nostrils.

"Then laugh, little Shana doesn't mind."

Hearing Shana's words, Tomoyo took a few deep breaths to calm herself down. "What were you doing just now? You weren't just trying to scare me, were you?"

"That's only part of it, Tomoyo. Are you still hungry?"

Tomoyo shook her head.

"Alright then, I'll eat it myself."

Tomoyo stared in silence at the sausage that had suddenly appeared in Shana's hand.

"Didn't you say you'd already divided them up?"

Shana blinked.

"Yes, but that bag was prepared for me by my uncle. This bag was prepared for me by Gengar."

Tomoyo looked at the second bag that Shana had taken out and was somewhat speechless.

This shows how worried I am that you're going hungry.

"Tomoyo, let's go."

Shana picked up her bag, took Tomoyo's hand, and walked out of the tent.

The teacher was urging the other children to go to sleep when she saw Shana and Tomoyo come out of the tent. She quickly went over and asked, "Shana, Tomoyo, what's wrong? Do you need to go to the toilet?"

Tomoyo looked at Shana.

Shana shook her head. "No, let's go out and sit for a while, and feed our Pokémon."

"Feed—Pokémon?"

As soon as she finished speaking, she saw a mighty Mook Eagle descend from the sky, and Shana took out a sausage to feed it.

"I knew Uncle would let you come along, humph."

Muck Eagle didn't say anything, focusing on eating his sausage.

Immediately afterwards, the Crow Leader and the Scorpion King also flew over.

The teacher watched as, including Rapidash, there were a total of four Pokémon surrounding Shana and Tomoyo.

"It's okay, teacher, we'll sit for a bit and then go back to sleep."

Shana whispered something to the teacher thoughtfully.

The teacher shook her head and then went to another tent to urge the children to go to sleep.

Shana put down her small stool and sat with Tomoyo by the stream. Beside them lay Rapidash, and Chimecho floated by. There were also Staraptor, Gliscor, and Crow's Head. The two of them and their four Pokémon soaked their feet and ate sausages under the moonlight.

Shana likes it this way.

They gently splashed in the stream with their little feet, eating sausage bite by bite, occasionally breaking off a piece to feed the Mook Eagles.