Pokémon: Starting with Lucario and Gardevoir

Chapter 528 Playful Children, Unaware of the Passage of Time

Ice Nine-Tailed Fox swung its four snow-white hooves and ran happily toward Dragon Island.

From afar, we could see Bangilas, who was soaking in the water and doing weight training, blocking our way.

The Ice Nine-Tailed Fox didn't turn back and continued charging forward.

Splash splash~ Splash splash~

When Bangalore saw the little princess return, he quickly moved aside so as not to block her way.

"Mimi~"

But Nine-Tails didn't appreciate Tyranitar's good intentions and leaped high into the air, landing on Tyranitar's head.

It meows at the fire-breathing dragon flying in the air.

Call out to her mount.

The cry of Ninetales interrupted the Charizard, which was training hard.

Charizard understood and skillfully flew to the front of Ninetales, lowering its body.

Ninetales jumped onto Charizard's back and commanded its mount, Charizard, to play around on Lapras Island.

After flying for a while, Ninetales let out a meow and commanded Charizard to dive into the water.

"Roar~ Roar~"

The Charizard shook its head in terror!

Although he is not afraid of water, he is a Fire-type Pokémon.

He couldn't withstand plunging headfirst into the water!

"Mimi~"

Ninetales cried out in disappointment and leaped off Charizard's back.

The sudden attack from Ninetales startled Charizard.

Fortunately, Bangilas, who was soaking in the water, stayed with them the whole time.

Bangilas quickly reached out to take it.

The Ice Nine-Tails stood firmly on Tyranitar's head.

"Mimi~"

Directing Bangilas to dive and playing with her.

"Class~ Class~"

Tyranitar, like Charizard, shook its head in refusal.

It's fine if he soaks in the water.

He's not good at diving.

"Mmm~" Ninetales looked at Charizard and Tyranitar with disdain.

I thought to myself, my new friends are much more fun.

It can both fly and dive.

So he simply left them behind and ran towards Haoyan.

... ...

At this moment, Hao Yan and Gardevoir were sitting on a beach chair, chatting quietly.

Enjoying the beauty of the sunset.

Ice Nine-Tailed Fox let out a joyful cry and rushed into Haoyan's arms.

The beautiful tail tickled Hao Yan's nose.

"Little Nine is back~"

Haoyan held the Ice Nine-Tailed Fox and stroked its soft fur.

"Mimi~"

Ice Nine-Tailed Fox enjoyed Hao Yan's caresses while excitedly meowing.

"Xiao Jiu said she had a lot of fun playing with her new friends today."

“She also said that she wants to continue playing with this new friend tomorrow…” Gardevoir leaned her head on Haoyan’s shoulder as she translated.

"It seems Xiao Jiu quite likes this new friend..."

Haoyan was quite happy that Ice Nine-Tailed Fox had made new friends.

Ninetales is different from other Pokémon.

She doesn't need to cultivate; she can advance in rank over time.

The rest of the Pokémon are all in special training whenever they have time.

I don't usually spend much time playing with her.

Now that someone is joining in the chaos with Ice Nine-Tailed Fox, I'm happy to see it happen.

Ice Nine-Tailed Fox raised its head, looked at Haoyan with hopeful eyes, and meowed.

"Xiao Jiu asked us if we could help her prepare some food."

"Xiao Jiu made plans with her friends to go out and have fun tomorrow..."

"Bring some food with you when you go out to play, so you won't have to turn back when you get hungry..."

Gardevoir also placed its hand on Ninetales and stroked its fur together with Haoyan.

"No problem, Xiaolu and I will make more food later so you can take it with you to eat with your friends tomorrow..."

"But don't go too far..." Haoyan said affectionately.

"Mimi~"

The playful Ice Nine-Tailed Fox nodded repeatedly.

However, she didn't take Haoyan's instructions to heart and just wanted tomorrow to come quickly.

Go play with little Lugia.

... ...

The next morning, Ice Nine-Tailed Fox wrapped the food prepared by Hao Yan in its tail and set off to find Little Lugia.

Little Lugia was already waiting for Ninetales at the same spot as yesterday.

Nine-Tails used its tail to open the prepared food and enjoyed a hearty meal with Lugia.

Urged on by the Ice Nine-Tailed Fox, they dived into the water to play.

To please Nine-Tails, Lugia took it to deeper and more distant parts of the ocean this time.

The two Pokémon are like two children.

Explore the sea.

... ...

Neither of these Pokémon are ordinary creatures.

It can travel quickly through water.

The two Pokémon unknowingly traveled to a very far place.

It is hundreds of nautical miles from Whirlpool Island.

The unfamiliar environment was something even little Lucia, who was born here, had never been to before.

Out of curiosity, Lugia and Ninetales had a great time playing together.

Time flies when you play, and before you know it, it's getting late.

But the two playful 'children' seemed completely unaware of the passage of time.

... ...

Chapter 529 Mother Lugia: Who Dares to Kidnap My Child?

Fifty nautical miles west of Whirlpool Island, there is a small island.

This place is called the Island of the Sea God by the locals.

Because Lugia, the god of the sea, lives here.

A giant white bird-like Pokémon with a wingspan of 20 meters fell from the sky.

This giant white bird Pokémon is Lugia's mother, Mother Lugia.

Mother Logia placed the food she had gathered that day on the ground.

Lugia's staple food is some aquatic plants.

Besides the aquatic plants, there were also a few ugly-looking tree fruits.

It's just because Lugia came back yesterday and mentioned to him that he ate several delicious tree fruits.

This is the dinner that Mother Lugia prepared especially for Little Lugia.

Mother Lugia put in a lot of effort for these few ugly-looking tree fruits.

I collected them by flying around several islands.

Whirlpool Island can be considered a relatively independent, isolated island.

Because the surrounding seawater is salty, agriculture has always lagged behind.

Moreover, the Whirlpool Island is dotted with whirlpools of all sizes, making it difficult for ordinary cargo ships to dock.

This resulted in a relative scarcity of food.