Pokémon, Ash's art style is off!

I was careless just now! I didn't dodge! I wasn't prepared!

Do it again, and this mouse will definitely not kneel down so easily!

When this little mouse gets serious, it can be quite terrifying!

Lillie was still hesitating, but Pikachu had already launched a fearless charge.

"Snapped!"

fleeting.

Another crisp sound rang out.

A yellow figure flew out at a faster speed, with a straighter trajectory, and with a more resolute posture than before.

This time, Pikachu didn't even have a chance to shout.

After knocking away a Pidgey, it lay sprawled on the grass.

It stared blankly at the sky, its expression even more philosophical than before.

The little paw twitched slightly, as if it were pondering the three most basic philosophical questions about the life of a mouse.

who am I? where am I?

How could she move so fast?

Lillie stood still, looking at her hand that had been swung out again, and then at Pikachu lying on the ground in the distance, wondering what was going on with its life.

"I'm sorry... I'm so sorry..."

"I...I really didn't..."

She walked over quickly, wanting to check on Pikachu's condition.

But when it was about a meter away, its legs seemed to be rooted to the spot.

She couldn't take another step; her body instinctively resisted getting any closer.

What if, just what if I accidentally bump into it again?

Anxious, Lillie looked around the grass for a moment, then bent down and picked up a thin twig.

She held the end of the branch and carefully extended the tip toward Pikachu.

Then the tip of the branch gently poked Pikachu's belly.

"Pikachu... are you... are you alright?"

"Does anything hurt?"

"Should I... should I call an ambulance for you?"

Pikachu looked down at the tip of the branch stuck in its belly.

She looked up again at Lillie, who was a meter away, holding the other end of the branch and looking worried.

Pikachu: "..."

What kind of monster is this?

Why bother poking with a twig?

With a sigh, it slowly sat up, shook its head, and indicated that it was alright.

You little brat!

This is the first time the mouse has ever met an opponent!

As for Ash... Trainer mice can't compare to Ash's Pokémon!

But Lillie clearly didn't fully believe it, and she continued to poke Pikachu several more times with the twig.

Each poke is accompanied by the soul-searching question: "Are you really okay? Are you sure? Don't push yourself."

Ash stood aside, watching this scene, lost in thought.

The strength of a thousand pounds.

Extremely fast reaction speed.

They will act unconsciously when pushed to the brink.

Moreover, judging from her performance just now, Lillie's physical reaction speed can even keep up with Pikachu's accelerated sprint.

Desensitization training... seems unlikely to work.

Before she could even successfully desensitize her Pokémon, she knocked it away. She can't just let her train against thin air forever, can she?

His brother's problem is bigger than he thought.

Are we going to let the abandoned monkey take over?

Using force dissipation to counteract force?

Ash's gaze began to wander across the field.

It happened to sweep across Gengar, who was squatting in the corner drawing circles.

Gengar was just plotting how to ambush Charizard, but it was pinned down several times by Bulbasaur's Vine Whip.

Right now, it's squatting under the tree with a resentful look on its face, drawing Bulbasaur graffiti on the ground.

Ok?

Xiao Zhi suddenly realized something.

Got it!

He strode over to Gengar and grabbed it.

Gengar was startled.

He immediately explained that he just wanted to admire the image of the seed captain.

Absolutely no ulterior motives!

"What other thoughts are you harboring?"

Ash brought Gengar in front of him, and the two stared at each other.

"By the way, your hypnosis technique, can it create illusions?"

Gengar breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing that it was Ash.

Then he tossed the stick aside, nodded, and looked somewhat smug.

Of course, its hypnotic abilities are no joke.

"Then you %……￥%￥"

Ash put Gengar down, leaned close to Gengar, and whispered a string of words.

Gengar listened while glancing at Lillie, who was still poking Pikachu.

Ok?

Ah!

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!

223. You, all of you, don't come any closer!

"Gag!"

After hearing Ash's plan, Gengar immediately patted its chest in confidence.

His lips were stretched into an extremely exaggerated arc.

No wonder it took a liking to this being!

That's the idea! You're an expert!

It's just an illusion! Just you wait and see!

Ash nodded in satisfaction upon receiving Gengar's prompt response, then turned to look in the other direction.

"Lillie, over here!"

"There's something I need to tell you!"

Lillie, who was still poking Pikachu, was startled by the sudden shout.

I almost dropped the branch in my hand.

She instinctively turned her head and saw Ash standing there with a confident expression, with a Gengar rubbing its hands together, eager to try its luck.

"I suddenly have a new idea!" Ash confidently held up one finger. "It's—"

"Gag!"

Before he could finish speaking, Gengar, whose eyes met Lillie's, suddenly had its crimson eyes light up.

You can see my eyes, right?

Without the slightest hesitation, we started with zero frames!

Xiao Zhi, why did you tell her so much?

We can't let her prepare mentally; illusion magic is all about catching her off guard!

Unsurprisingly.

Lillie was directly pulled into the torrent of illusions.

Everything before my eyes seemed to be violently torn apart by an invisible giant hand.

Grass, sunlight, Ash, Pikachu... all the images distorted, faded, and vanished in an instant.

Instead, a blinding white light surged in from all directions, completely engulfing her vision.

Lillie instinctively closed her eyes, feeling her body falling continuously.

As the white light faded, she opened her eyes and froze in shock.

There is a table in front of me.