I opened an orphanage in the Pokémon world

"What's going on? Why are there so many Pokémon?" Jun Shafeng stopped and could not move forward. These wild Pokémon had already begun to alert.

A group of Beedrills were staring at them, and next to them were Butterfree, Pidgeot, Rattata and other Pokémon, all staring at them.

"Feng? Guang? Are you here for inspection?" A familiar voice came. Jun Shafeng raised her head and saw Teng Shu riding a fire-breathing dragon, slowly descending from the sky.

And with the appearance of Teng Shu, all the vigilant Pokémon went to work again.

"Teng Shu, what is this..." Jun Shafeng asked, pointing at the sandbag outside the matchbox.

Aren’t these sandbags given by the alliance to Teng Shu to deal with the disaster?

Chapter 104 Heavy Rain

"These Pokémon all want to seek refuge in my orphanage." Teng Shu glanced at the busy Pokémon behind him with a smile in his eyes.

When he saw the speed at which these wild Pokémon were carrying sandbags, he thought of a question: since natural disasters are unavoidable and there are still so many wild Pokémon, why not take advantage of this time to do something?

Just like building a simple shelter from wind and rain.

So Teng Shu planned to mobilize the Pokémon surrounding the welfare home to work together and build a simple shelter.

And there just happened to be a Ironbone Troll inside. This kind of Pokémon is generally the most common Pokémon when building a house, so with the help of Ironbone Troll, such a unique house was quickly built.

"This..." Jun Shafeng and Qiao Yiguang looked at each other.

Is this reasonable?

"Do you want to come in and take a look?" Teng Shu asked with a smile. Jun Shafeng nodded immediately. She really wanted to go in and take a look.

So Jun Shafeng took Qiao Yiguang and followed Teng Shu into the unique house in front of them.

The house is not big, only about three meters high, and there are various walls and pillars inside supporting the entire ceiling, dividing this huge room into countless small rooms.

"This room is mainly made of wood. It uses wood from the Evergreen Forest, and the bonding parts are made of propolis contributed by special Pokémon such as Beedrill and Honey Bee." Teng Shu introduced the house in front of him.

But after all, this house was built temporarily, so it is not very exquisite and some defects can be seen in many places.

But for these wild Pokémon, this is enough.

Such a sheltered place is enough for them to survive this unbearable natural disaster.

"Then what about the Fire-type Pokémon?" Joey was a little curious. These wooden structures could be easily ignited by fire.

"We will move in only when it starts to rain heavily." Teng Shu made way for a giant hornet to pass by.

Fire-type Pokémon's special attacks against bug and grass-types are no joke, and they can really catch fire if you're not careful, but when it rains heavily and the wood gets soaked, it will be impossible to catch it on fire accidentally.

"Dean Teng Shu, you really are..." Jun Shafeng was a little shocked when he looked at the Pokémon and the huge building in front of him.

The Pokémon League has survived countless natural and man-made disasters, but until now, no wild Pokémon has ever done this. And now, such a thing has happened in Viridian City.

This is really...

"I just want more Pokémon to survive." Teng Shu said calmly, then took out a jar of Bee Honey and handed it to the working Beedrill. The Beedrill lay on the wall, sucking the honey in Teng Shu's hand.

Qiao Yi pursed his lips.

Wild Beedrills are extremely dangerous Pokémon. A single Beedrill is fine, but once they form a group, it can be very scary. Fortunately, Beedrills have natural enemies, so they haven't become a disaster.

But the wild giant hornet in front of him was so well-behaved, as if it was raised by Teng Shu.

"I need to report this matter." Jun Shafeng took a deep breath and said seriously.

"Okay." Teng Shu had no objection. After all, his welfare home had to continue operating with the support of the Pokémon League, so Teng Shu naturally couldn't avoid this. Even if Jun Shafeng and the others didn't say anything, Teng Shu would report it himself.

Jun Shafeng nodded, then took out his cell phone and started taking photos and videos, and sent them to the alliance office.

Teng Shu walked out with Jun Shafeng and Qiao Yiguang. The whole building was still under construction. Currently, Teng Shu's welfare home had been surrounded by these wooden buildings and looked like a huge irregular beehive.

Although such a rough building cannot provide very good insulation effect, it is at least better than being directly exposed to the wind and rain outside.

And once the Pokémon move in, the temperature will basically rise a bit. In this way, these Pokémon that come here to take refuge will be able to survive this natural disaster.

Jun Shafeng hung up the phone and looked at Teng Shu with a complicated look.

"Teng Shu, the mayor said he wants to come and inspect your place." Jun Shafeng said helplessly. Teng Shu paused after hearing this, but didn't say anything. If the mayor wants to come, let him come. It is impossible for him to stop the mayor from coming.

After a while, the mayor arrived. Teng Shu watched the mayor descend from the sky riding a Tanabata bluebird, followed by a group of people, some even carrying cameras.

"Hey, Dean Teng Shu, your heroic act has provided a lot of help to the Alliance's methods of disaster relief and resettlement of wild Pokémon." The mayor smiled and shook Teng Shu's hand, and the camera started working.

"You're too kind, Mayor." Teng Shu was a little amused and confused. What the hell was going on?

Moreover, it is very difficult to replicate his method. After all, Teng Shu possesses the power of Evergreen, so he can make these wild Pokémon trust him. It is very difficult for others to imitate him.

Then Teng Shu saw what a qualified politician should do when faced with such a thing.

The mayor came and left in a hurry.

"We only stayed here for thirteen minutes in total." After the mayor and his entourage left, Locke also came out with a cell phone in his hand, and the timer on it showed thirteen minutes.

no more, no less.

"He is the mayor after all." Teng Shu was very calm.

Now that the troublesome person has left, Teng Shu can continue to see if there is anything that needs to be improved in this unique shelter.

"Dean, there are more and more young Pokémon in the welfare home. Should we place them in the welfare home?" Locke asked. Teng Shu paused when he heard this.

Place them in an orphanage? That would be the best, but the facilities inside the orphanage are not very big, so it is difficult to accommodate so many Pokémon.

"Let's wait and see..." Teng Shu waved his hand. If he put it in, what about the other young Pokémon? If he couldn't put it in, it would be troublesome.

Teng Shu knew that what is worrying is not the scarcity of wealth but the inequality of wealth.

The howling wind blew, and a drop of rain fell on Teng Shu's face. Teng Shu looked up in surprise.

The sky was completely dark now, but in the dark clouds in the distance, lightning occasionally illuminated the clouds.

Severe convective weather is coming!

"Boom!" The loud explosion resounded through the sky, and then heavy rain poured down.

In an instant, the welfare home disappeared from Teng Shu's sight.

Chapter 105 Blizzard

Heavy rain, pouring rain.

This is Teng Shu’s biggest feeling.

"I suddenly felt that the welfare home had become an isolated island." Teng Shu wiped the water off his hair, then looked at the heavy rain outside the window with a hint of surprise in his eyes.

The rain was so heavy that Teng Shu couldn't see the trees in the welfare home at all.

Not to mention the scenery in the distance, now Teng Shu felt that there was rain all around him.

"And the temperature is still dropping rapidly." Locke looked at his phone and frowned slightly.

The temperature was 16 degrees before, but after three minutes of heavy rain, it dropped to 13 degrees.

It’s even still falling.

"But fortunately, at least it can be accommodated for now. It's just that Akai may not be able to adapt to it." Teng Shu took a towel and wiped the water off Charmander's body. Charmander cried out, and then the flame on its tail flashed.

The rainstorm was so heavy that the moment it started, Teng Shu found that the welfare home had disappeared right in front of him.

In such a heavy rain, Teng Shu quickly made a decision to let the little ones and elderly Pokémon take shelter in the welfare home.

Although there are a lot of Pokémon, fortunately the welfare home has several floors, so now they are all accommodated. However, there was no one outside the attic where Akai originally lived, but now it is also crowded with Pokémon.

I just don’t know if Akai can get used to it.

"Ga!" The dark crow called out, then combed its feathers. It was standing on Teng Shu's desk.

Teng Shu had never let the little ones in his welfare home out before. After all, Teng Shu could see that the weather was not right this time, so the little ones in the welfare home were all fine and did not suffer from hypothermia due to the rain.

The Infernape was leaning against the wall with his eyes squinted, while the Baby Dragon was imitating Teng Shu, wiping a little Rattata with a towel.

Little Rada trembled in front of the baby dragon, but did not dare to move, for fear that the baby dragon would say, "Brother, you smell so good" while rubbing him.

Dong Shih Cat was also in the office, but it had no interest in these Pokémon. It just lay there quietly with its eyes squinted and its hands in its pockets.

The teddy bear yawned and lazily leaned against Teng Shu's legs to sleep.

"How is Crocodile?" Teng Shu thought of Crocodile in the infirmary. The little guy had a heart disease and needed special attention.

"No problem. There is a Jigglypuff egg in the infirmary. It was left there by Miss Joyyun." Locke was still looking at his mobile phone and answered Teng Shu while reading.

Teng Shu nodded. Chansey is a generally kind-hearted Pokémon. It is the type that will step forward to show concern if it sees someone injured in the wild. It is very cute.

Moreover, Miss Joy's Jigglypuffs are often professionally trained and proficient in some medical knowledge.

"Dean, I find that the weather is not right. The temperature has dropped two degrees again, and the weather bureau even issued a blizzard warning." Locke was a little puzzled.

Teng Shu was also a little surprised.

You should know that the weather generally does not change very quickly, and it is relatively rare for heavy rain to quickly turn into heavy snow.

"Then we have to prepare for the cold." Teng Shu looked out the window, wondering what was happening to the Pokémon in the shelter.

It remains to be seen whether the huge matchhouse can withstand such a heavy rain and the subsequent blizzard.

"Let's go, Locke, let's check on these Pokémon." Teng Shu stood up and stuffed a cold medicine into Charmander's mouth.

Charmander is showing some signs of a cold.

"Yeah." Locke knew what Teng Shu meant. The heavy rain just now came too suddenly. Although Teng Shu let all the little guys in, many Pokémon had been exposed to the rain for most of the day and needed to be checked to prevent any diseases.

Dark Crow stood on Teng Shu's shoulder and followed Teng Shu out.

As soon as he opened the door, Teng Shu saw a corridor full of wild Pokémon cubs, and an older Rada was patiently helping these little guys clean the water stains on their bodies.

Teng Shu glanced at the wall. The air conditioner on the wall was turned on and was heating.

Most of the Pokémon were helping each other, and Teng Shu even saw a Meowth licking a Rattata's fur, which made him very confused.

Such a thing would never happen at any other time. Only when faced with a huge natural disaster would these Pokémon put aside their usual hostility and start helping each other.

Some fire-type Pokémon were also busy drying other Pokémon.

Teng Shu walked and checked as he went along. If he saw anyone feeling unwell, he would stop to check and then feed them medicine.

By the time he reached the stairs, Teng Shu had already distributed ten cold medicine pills.