I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

Despite his words, Teng Shu still typed official documents fluently.

Who hasn't taken the civil service exam?

To prepare for the civil service exam, Teng Shu studied on his own for a while, earning some tuition fees by doing some concept art. But who knew that he would fail the civil service exam but become very successful in concept art.

However, Tengshu can still write a normal study report here without any problem.

By the time I finished writing and submitted it, it was already 2 AM.

Teng Shu stretched, and then saw his email address on the computer pop up.

"Hmm? Could it be that my comic strip was approved?" Teng Shu clicked on it with some anticipation.

If the comic is approved, then Tengshu won't have to worry about the orphanage's funding so often. If it becomes a hit, who knows, the little ones might even be able to live a life of luxury.

[Home alone late at night, feeling lonely and restless~ Quickly head over to bkm.hsbkm.com and enjoy some...]

Below are some accompanying images.

[Gardevoir wearing black stockings raises its hand in a shushing gesture.jpg]

[A stunningly beautiful woman in black stockings and high heels looks down at the camera.jpg]

[A superhuman strength-enhancing mask worn as a maid, making a heart shape with his hands for the camera.jpg]

"Can these XP monsters just die off my computer?" Teng Shu closed the email expressionlessly, dragged it into the trash can, and deleted it immediately. He was afraid of contaminating his computer if he stayed even a second longer.

Yes, these kinds of spam emails are like junk messages; you can't delete them all, and one keeps popping up every now and then, which is really frustrating.

However, people's hobbies in the Pokémon world are really diverse and varied. Tengshu can understand those who control Gardevoir and those who control the cool and beautiful Queen, but when he saw those who control Maid Machamp, Tengshu really couldn't help but jump.

It just goes to show how incredibly diverse people's XP systems are.

Chapter 19 Casey, the Socially Anxious One

After processing all the learning documents at hand and sending the written official documents back to the superior management department, Teng Shu's work was considered finished.

"Ah...it's almost four o'clock?" Teng Shu glanced at the clock beside him, stretched helplessly to loosen his muscles, and then stood up to look out the window.

Looking out the window after using the computer for a while is a small habit of Tengshu's. After all, doing so can relieve eye strain, protect the eyes, and prevent vision from deteriorating too quickly.

Myopia correction surgery is quite expensive, and Teng Shu didn't want to waste money.

Tengshu's welfare home is located on the edge of Changqing City, not near any main roads. From Tengshu's perspective, he can see the welfare home's exercise area and some vegetation outside the welfare home.

With a loud "bang," Teng Shu looked towards the training area. The Infernape was still training diligently, practicing the Rage Punch move. However, judging from Infernape's appearance, Teng Shu knew that Infernape had already suffered a lot.

"But Xiao Bao today... Ah, so that's how it is?" Teng Shu was a little surprised to see that Xiao Bao didn't have many wounds, but after noticing the person next to him, Teng Shu understood.

Xiao Guang was squatting next to Xiao Bao, and there was also a Chansey next to Xiao Guang, which made Teng Shu stare blankly.

Although Chansey isn't widely used in the games, it's actually a very popular Pokémon in the world, as it can help with healing and has a gentle nature.

With its existence, trainers can take care of their Pokémon much more easily. However, most of the Chansey and Blissey are monopolized by the Nurse Joy family, so very few trainers on the market carry Chansey.

Chansey eggs are also very valuable, with high nutritional value. Raising a Chansey is like having a Pokémon doctor, and you can also sell Chansey eggs from time to time to increase your income.

Therefore, many people want to own this Pokémon, but there are very few reports of wild sightings of Chansey. Most of the time, it only appears near Nurse Joy at the Pokémon Center.

"Xiao Guang is really amazing, he even has Chansey?" Teng Shu raised an eyebrow. To be honest, he had never caught any Pokémon until now, but he didn't need to catch any Pokémon.

Whether it's Xiao Hei, Xiao Bao, or Xiao Dong, they are all Teng Shu's partners. Casey is the same, except that Casey is a socially awkward person.

"Dean Teng Shu, your package is here!" A boy carrying a box walked over; he was also a volunteer.

"Thank you." Teng Shu smiled and accepted the package. It was heavy, and he immediately knew that the Pokémon home medical kit he had ordered had arrived.

Although Tengshu has one medical pod, there is only one. If it is occupied and there are any bumps or bruises, then individual treatment will be required.

Furthermore, although there are Pokémon Centers in the Pokémon world, the problem is that some illnesses are best treated in advance before being sent to the hospital, so that the harm to the Pokémon is minimized. Teng Shu himself is well aware of this, as the League once sent Nurse Joy to teach first aid.

"Director, I heard you say there are four Pokémon in the orphanage, but..." The boy was a little curious. He had noticed while eating that the only Pokémon eating at Tengshu's orphanage were Murkrow, Primeape, and a Meowth. He hadn't seen any other Pokémon.

“There’s also Kai, the Pokémon Abra. But that little guy is a bit socially awkward and basically never goes out. If you’re curious about him, you can call his name every day to say hello, and after a while he’ll respond to you.” Teng Shu knew exactly what the boy wanted to ask.

Akai is an outcast at the Tengshu Welfare Home.

As a socially awkward Pokémon, Tengshu only saw Kai once when he picked it up; otherwise, he had never seen him.

This little guy does almost everything with superpowers; even going to the toilet involves teleporting there and back in an instant.

However, Tengshu also knew that Kai lived in the attic of the welfare home, which was a distance from the dormitory and could be considered a remote area where basically no one or Pokémon would go.

For someone as socially awkward as Kai, this place was actually the best place to live, so Tengshu had no intention of changing Kai's location.

"Abra? Wow, this Pokémon..." The boy was even more surprised. This was Abra, a Psychic Pokémon, very intelligent and difficult to catch.

After all, other Pokémon can battle you and then try to catch you by throwing a Poké Ball. But Abra is different. When this kind of Pokémon finds you, it will most likely use Teleport to run away immediately.

So unless you have some moves to prevent her from escaping, it will be very difficult to capture Casey.

This makes the boys even more confused as to why anyone would choose to abandon a Pokémon with such a low capture rate.

"Once you've worked at the orphanage for a while, you'll get used to it." Teng Shu opened the box and took out some medical equipment. This time, he bought a family kit containing some wound medicine, antidote, and the like.

However, healing items in the Pokémon world aren't as magical as they are in the games. They can only speed up the recovery of Pokémon's injuries. The more expensive the healing item, the better the effect. Antidotes can remove most toxins, but some troublesome toxins still need to be treated separately.

"Do you know what the most common reason for abandonment I've ever seen is?" Teng Shu led the boy out; he had almost finished his work.

The boy asked curiously, "What is it?"

“I don’t like it.” Teng Shu’s tone was calm, but the boy paused for a moment. He really hadn’t expected that such a reason for abandonment would be the most common.

The Pokémon League has been promoting the idea that Pokémon and humans can live in harmony and that Pokémon are human partners for so long, but most people are very casual when they abandon their Pokémon, and a simple "I don't like it" is enough to be their reason.

Teng Shu smiled at the boy's surprised expression.

Undeniably, there are many good people in the Pokémon world who are very kind to Pokémon, but there are also quite a few who abandon Pokémon at will. Tengshu thinks this is probably the reason why he transmigrated here to open an orphanage.

Moreover, the reasons Teng Shu gave were actually quite plausible.

On the legal channel, Ms. Officer Jenny mentioned some cases that could send chills down your spine. People who hid under the internet in their past lives and then wantonly tortured animals for their own amusement still exist in this world.

Chapter 20 The Wise Sayings of the Casey Clan

Casey poked her head out from the attic.

It quietly looked down at the orphanage, then the book in its hand vanished instantly and returned to the bookshelf. Then Casey took another book.

Casey sat down, leaning against the wall, looking at the book in her hands.

"Physiology," the book Casey held in her hands. Casey's eyes were shining; her superpowers made her brain incredibly active, and knowledge flowed into her mind like a gentle stream.

Casey watched very carefully and studied very diligently.

Among the intelligent Casey tribe, there is a secret that is not exactly a secret.

If the clever, cute, and quick-witted Abra and others want to achieve a leap in their life level, evolving into Kadabra, and then from Kadabra into Alakazam, they need to determine their main area of ​​study for the future.

Our physical strength is limited, but the power of knowledge is boundless.

This is a wise saying passed down among the Casey people.

So Casey wanted to learn.

The ocean of knowledge is boundless; every Casey must learn to focus.

This is also a wise saying passed down among the Casey people.

According to Casey's great-great-great-grandfather, this phrase was spoken by the very first Alakazam, Casey, who was the first Alakazam to evolve after Arceus created the world.

Casey also wanted to be a smart Alakazam.

So Cayce only intended to specialize in one field. However, at the beginning, Cayce did not know what he wanted to do. He chose literature, which shines brightly among the stars and records history.

Or is it learning mathematics, which, though seemingly inconspicuous, is extremely profound and required by most subjects?

Or perhaps he could follow in the footsteps of his great-great-grandfather and embark on a path in physics?

Or biology, chemistry, economics? Materials science?

The sheer number of subjects overwhelmed Casey, leaving her unsure of which subjects she was truly interested in.

Later, Casey was captured, abandoned, and then joined an orphanage.

Over the course of two months, Casey developed a sense of belonging to the orphanage and wanted to do something for it.

So, Casey observed the orphanage and eventually decided on her chosen field of study.

medicine.

A discipline that is constantly developing, constantly updating, and constantly discovering and overcoming problems.

Casey felt that medicine had an end, and once it reached that end, perhaps he could go on to study other things.

However, once she actually started learning, Casey discovered that although it seemed to have an end, new problems were constantly emerging.

It will keep learning until it becomes a wise Alakazam.

Thick layers of knowledge piled up on the ground, forming the ladder of evolution.

Abra was watching intently, completely oblivious to the outside noises, and no one or Pokémon would disturb it, except for Black...

"Knock knock!" Just as Casey thought of Little Black, she heard Little Black pecking at the glass.

Casey looked up, walked to the window, and looked at the little black dog in front of her, her eyes still showing a hint of anxiety and unease.

Although it had known Black for a while, it would become inexplicably uneasy whenever it got close to other people or Pokémon.

"Caw!" Little Black cried out and flew away. Casey went to the window, where there were two tree fruits on the windowsill, the kind it liked.

The fruit vanished instantly, landing in Casey's hand. Casey picked it up and took a bite.

sweet.

...

"Xiao Hei, thank you for your hard work." Teng Shu was making juice.

Tengshu had just taken out some berries and asked Xiao Hei to distribute them to the other little guys. It's good for Pokémon to eat berries occasionally, but they shouldn't eat too many.

I've heard that there's a type of berry that can turn Pokémon pink or black if you eat too much of it, but I don't know if it's true.

"Gah~" Little Black cried out happily, then rubbed against the vine tree's hand.

Teng Shu smiled and patted Xiao Hei's head. Although the Pokémon Murkrow looks like it's wearing a hat, it's actually the shape of feathers, not a real hat.

It has to be said, Pokémon is truly amazing.

After making the juice, Tengshu distributed it to the volunteers who came to do volunteer work.

"Xiao Wu, how do you guys spend your days at the dojo?" Teng Shu asked Xiao Wu with a hint of curiosity, holding a glass of juice in his hand.

In the real world, gyms are much larger and have more staff than those in the game.

After all, the Pokémon League is so large, with so many people. If there is only one Gym Leader and a few members, then unless the Gym Leader can use Shadow Clone Jutsu, he simply cannot handle all those who come to challenge the Gym.

"Hmm... Every morning, we first learn battle techniques from our seniors, then we battle each other. In the afternoon, we clean the gym. Apprentices who pass the test can also accept challenges from trainers who come to challenge the gym." Xiao Wu thought for a moment.

Teng Shu scratched his head, feeling that being a dojo apprentice wasn't such a comfortable thing.

"But the biggest advantage is that you can watch the battles between senior trainers and other trainers for free, and you can also watch Gym Leader Giovanni's battle videos." Xiao Wu thought of something and a sunny smile appeared on his face.

Teng Shu wasn't surprised. Apart from some open tournaments, most of the time the gym owners' match videos were paid. Part of the revenue went to the league, and part went to the gym owners. This was also a way for the gym owners to earn extra money.

“Sometimes, if we encounter a particularly strong elite trainer, we can even enter the arena to watch the Gym Leader battle with them! Gym Leader Giovanni is incredibly powerful!” Hikari chimed in, her eyes filled with admiration.

After all, not every trainer gets the chance to battle a gym leader. Trainers who are new to the game and don't have any badges usually start as gym apprentices and only face increasingly stronger opponents as they accumulate more badges.

Of course, there are some special trainers who can directly challenge the Gym Leader as soon as they appear, but this is usually because the opponent has some special characteristics, such as having a very powerful Pokémon.

When Teng Shu was watching variety shows, he saw a trainer from the same Dragon Family as Adu, who faced the Gym Leader in his first challenge.

“But sometimes I feel that Master Sakaki is a bit mysterious,” another volunteer chimed in.

Teng Shu noticed that his expression was off. Could it be that this person had already discovered Sakaki's true identity?

"Gym Leader Sakaki and Gym Leader Sabrina seem to have a pretty good relationship~" a girl added with a smile, while the volunteer who had spoken earlier also looked on with a gossipy expression.

Teng Shu shook his head. That's true. If even an apprentice can notice something's off about Giovanni, then Giovanni might as well not be the leader of Team Rocket.

Chapter 21 The Flattering Cat