I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

"Could this be from eating berries?" Tengshu asked, looking at the Dratini in front of him. This Dratini wasn't an abandoned Pokémon, so Tengshu couldn't see its stats. And without seeing the stats...

"No, what you're talking about is a mandarin orange. Eating too many will cause discoloration, but the color will fade afterward. But this is Dratini's situation..." Professor Oak was also a little anxious. He was desperate and grasping at straws. After all, this Dratini was Professor Oak's child. Professor Oak was also looking at Dratini with some anxiety, not knowing what to do.

"I'll take it over there, it's in my infirmary..." Teng Shu had just finished speaking when he arrived at the infirmary. Teng Shu touched his messy hair, his lips twitching slightly. He knew that Dragonite had brought him here, and Teng Shu didn't say anything. He could understand Dragonite's urgency, after all, this matter was quite troublesome. Afterwards, Teng Shu put Dratini into the medical pod. There were no other Pokémon in the medical pod at the moment, as Clefairy's treatment wasn't time-sensitive. However, Teng Shu felt that he still needed to save up some Happiness Points and exchange them for a new medical pod, otherwise, it would be quite troublesome if problems arose.

Next to the medical pod, a Growlithe was sitting there, with Arcanine beside it. Teng Shu glanced at Growlithe and Arcanine. Arcanine seemed much better now, looking at Teng Shu curiously. It had been somewhat wary at first, given the strong pressure from Dragonite, but upon seeing Teng Shu, it relaxed considerably and even rubbed against him. Teng Shu smiled and patted Arcanine's head before glancing at the medical pod.

[Chemical poisoning, paint clogging the skin] Seeing this message, Teng Shu's lips twitched. He hadn't expected it to be like this. Although he could see it, Teng Shu couldn't treat Dratini. After all, the cost would be too high, and the paint clogging wasn't that serious. So Teng Shu picked up Dratini and looked at Dragonite. Dragonite's big eyes stared straight at Teng Shu, as if waiting for him to say something.

"Dragonite, take me to the Pokémon Center." Teng Shu was a little amused and exasperated. Actually, Professor Oak could have just gone to the hospital, but seeing how anxious Professor Oak was, Teng Shu knew that Professor Oak was probably just worried and confused. After all, people these days can do anything when they're in a panic. For example, there was a video Teng Shu had once seen. It was nighttime, and his wife was about to give birth. The man hurriedly brought out a whole bunch of things, all sorts of things, and then he floored the gas pedal and sped off.

As it turned out, the other party forgot about his wife. The wife, heavily pregnant, was anxiously waiting behind him and had to call her husband to come back. This also shows that people can indeed do some unbelievable things when they panic these days.

Dragonite didn't hesitate at all, and only then did Tengshu see the ground moving. But it was only a short while before Tengshu arrived at the Pokémon Center with Dratini in his arms. When Nurse Joy saw Tengshu, her expression wasn't very pleasant.

After all, in the world of Pokémon, strictly speaking, one cannot fly at will, especially in urban areas. However, when Nurse Joy saw the Dragonite, she was relieved. This Mega Dragonite was clearly Professor Oak's, and Professor Oak's Dragonite naturally had the right to fly.

"Joey... can you take a look? My Dratini painted itself pink and is now a bit poisoned," Teng Shu said, half-laughing and half-crying. He did recognize the name of the woman in front of him, Joy, as he was quite familiar with her. Joy was taken aback by Teng Shu's words and then picked up Dratini. At this moment, the Dragonite behind Teng Shu changed from anxious to incredulous. Teng Shu's lips twitched. Dragonite was probably completely bewildered, which was understandable.

Teng Shu was somewhat surprised when he saw the results.

"Painting? It's good that you delivered it quickly. These young Pokémon are the most troublesome, and it will also clog its pores." Nurse Joy looked at Dratini with an unfriendly expression. She naturally wouldn't blame Tengshu, since Tengshu had made it very clear. However, Nurse Joy was also a little annoyed, annoyed that Dratini was so silly as to paint itself. If a lot of paint was applied, especially if it was highly toxic, then even Dratini would have problems.

"I don't know either." Teng Shu looked at Dragonite with a wry smile, Dragonite's face turning...

Oh no, Dragonite is green; it's a Shiny Pokémon.

The Dratini problem was dealt with quickly, and Professor Oak was also brought over by Mega Dragonite. However, after being brought over, Mega Dragonite exited Mega Evolution mode on its own and turned into a regular Pokémon. Then it crawled into Professor Oak's Poké Ball. Teng Shu looked at this scene with a bit of a wry smile. Dragonite was probably a little embarrassed, but it wasn't just Dragonite that was like this. Professor Oak also looked awkward.

A Pokémon professor, a dignified figure, was completely helpless against the paint and frantically sought help. Thinking about it carefully, it was indeed quite ridiculous. However, Professor Oak really didn't expect that the problem with Dratini would be like this. This caught Professor Oak off guard, and his gaze towards Teng Shu became evasive.

"Ahem, Professor Oak, I think the best thing to do right now is to ask about Dratini's condition." Teng Shu coughed, but he felt that there must be a reason why Dratini had gotten itself into this state. Speaking of which, Teng Shu remembered something: Dratini's shiny color seemed to be pink, and it remained pink even after evolving into Dragonair. Only Dragonite would change from pink to green.

I don't know how GF set it up, but Tengshu thinks there's nothing wrong with a pink Dragonite. Although it's a bit girly, it's still better than a green Dragonite.

"Maybe it's because it feels that its color is different from its father's when he was a child." After Professor Oak calmed down, his thinking became much clearer. He looked at Teng Shu and explained the reason. Teng Shu was a little surprised to hear this. Although he guessed that Dratini and Dragonite were related, he did not expect that they were father and son. This was really interesting. No wonder Dragonite directly Mega Evolved.

However, this was the first time Tengshu had ever seen a Mega Evolved Dragonite. He had been very curious about what a Mega Evolved Dragonite would look like, and now he had seen it. However, Tengshu had also heard that there were some Mega Evolved Pokémon in other places. Tengshu thought this was quite interesting, but he didn't have a Mega Bracelet or a Mega Stone, so he couldn't test what Mega Evolution felt like.

"This is a psychological problem... But speaking of which, Mr. Locke is a psychologist." Tengshu mentioned to Professor Oak that Locke was a psychologist, and a particularly strong one at that, very famous. In other areas, Locke might not be as good as Professor Oak, but in the field of psychology, Locke was truly exceptional. So Tengshu thought that perhaps Professor Oak could ask Locke for help.

“Yes, Locke is a psychologist.” Professor Oak also remembered that the medical staff here at Tengshu seemed to be Locke. There used to be a Nurse Joy, but since there weren’t many people or Pokémon in the orphanage who needed medical care, she went back. So now only Locke is in the orphanage, which is a good match for his profession.

Chapter 591 Growlithe: Let's get started!

"Professor Oak, we still need to be careful with Dratini's situation. After all, it's not a serious problem, but sometimes it can be very serious. If it had been brought in any later, it would have needed to stay in the ICU for a while." When Nurse Joy came out, her complexion was relatively normal, but she still gave Professor Oak a reminder.

Teng Shu didn't take this situation to heart. After all, that's just Nurse Joy's personality. As long as it's related to the health of Pokémon, Nurse Joy will take it seriously and will never handle it casually. This has led to Nurse Joy often criticizing Pokémon professors, gym leaders, and even Elite Four members and champions.

However, facing such accusations from Nurse Joy, everyone would feel a strange emotion. Even if Lance had problems taking care of his Pokémon, he would still be criticized by Nurse Joy. This is also a kind of authority of the Nurse Joy family in terms of Pokémon health.

Tengshu glanced curiously at the bracelet in Professor Oak's hand, and then at the Poké Ball on Professor Oak's waist. To be honest, this was the first time Tengshu had ever seen a Mega Dragonite. Before, Tengshu had never thought that Dragonite could Mega Evolve. He guessed that some new game had appeared later, which allowed Dragonite to gain the qualification for Mega Evolution.

"Professor Oak, speaking of which, when was the Mega Evolution of Dragonite discovered?" Teng Shu asked with some curiosity. Upon hearing Teng Shu's question, Professor Oak paused for a moment before explaining the history of Dragonite's Mega Evolution to Teng Shu.

We still need to wait a bit, as there are still some minor paint issues to be addressed on the dwarf dragon.

Although placing it in the med pod would likely be faster, treating non-abandoned Pokémon with the med pod costs a significant amount of Happiness Points. If Dratini were in critical condition, Tengshu would naturally use the med pod on it, but since Dratini's condition is currently stable, Tengshu hasn't used it on him.

"...So Mega Evolution was discovered a long time ago?" Tengshu was somewhat surprised, and Professor Oak nodded as well. However, this also indicated that Mega Evolution originated from the research of Pokémon professors in other regions before spreading to the Kanto region. In fact, there are many Pokémon that can Mega Evolve, even more than Tengshu had expected.

But that's true.

Teng Shu felt that this might be because this world is the real world, so it naturally has a more realistic and perfect side. However, this was also a good thing. Teng Shu didn't want to encounter a world-ending crisis from time to time in the future. It was fine to do this in the game, but if the whole world was about to be destroyed at any time in reality, Teng Shu would really break down.

After all, nobody wants to encounter a bunch of world-ending crises every day. This is the world of Pokémon, not Azeroth, where a bunch of players need to come and save the world every day.

"However, in the early days, Mega Evolution required a special Key Stone and some special cooperation, such as a connection with the Trainer. But now, it is said that there is data showing that some wild Pokémon can Mega Evolve on their own," Professor Oak sighed.

After becoming a Pokémon Professor, Professor Oak always thought he was actually a pretty good learner. However, once he actually started learning, he realized that he had been thinking too much.

The world changes too much. Because of these changes, even a highly capable scholar like Professor Oak needs to constantly learn when faced with this problem. It can only be said that life is unpredictable, and we learn something new every day.

Teng Shu was also somewhat amazed. This world is truly wondrous. When he played the game, Mega Evolution could only be used once per battle, and wild Pokémon could not Mega Evolve. But now, however, they could.

Although somewhat surprised, Teng Shu didn't pay much attention. If he were a trainer, he would naturally handle all matters rigorously and have a general understanding of these situations. However, he was just the director of the orphanage, so Teng Shu wasn't in a hurry to do these things.

Mini Dragon was also brought out at this time. It looked a little weak, but the pink color on its body was gone. However, Teng Shu noticed that Mini Dragon's emotions were rather strange when it came out. If he had to describe it, it would be like the kind of shy and annoyed feeling that girls have when they change clothes in anime, after the male protagonist and male supporting character speak up.

That's really strange.

"Little one, why were you thinking about dyeing it... Never mind, it's good that you're alright." Professor Oak looked helplessly at the Dratini in front of him, while Teng Shu subconsciously picked at his ear, wondering if he had misheard. After all, the name sounded really strange. Since Dragonite's name was A-Da, was this guy's name Little one? No, your name...

Teng Shu almost laughed, but he held it back because he noticed that Dratini was in a bad mood. Seeing Dratini's distress, Teng Shu gave Professor Oak a wink, signaling him to release the Dragonite as soon as possible and take them back.

Tengshu wasn't too worried about Mini Dragon's psychological issues. He would have been worried at the beginning, but after having a psychologist, he wasn't so worried anymore.

Professor Oak understood what Teng Shu meant, so Dragonite crawled out on its own. When Dratini saw Dragonite, its emotions became even stronger. Dragonite looked at its silly child with some helplessness, but still asked Professor Oak to put Dratini back in. Then, it took Teng Shu and Professor Oak back to the orphanage.

Although this Dragonite did not undergo Mega Evolution, it is known for its speed, so it naturally has its own unique characteristics.

Its speed is really fast, and Professor Oak's Dragonite also knows how to use a mysterious power to protect Tengshu and Professor Oak while flying, so Tengshu and Professor Oak are not in any problems despite flying at high speed.

"Tengshu, you seemed a little worried when you were flying just now?" Professor Oak chatted with Tengshu as they walked. Their relationship had become a little closer now, so they could talk more casually.

"Yeah, my head gets a headache if it's exposed to the wind for too long." Teng Shu nodded. This was an old problem of his. Professor Oak understood why Teng Shu was like this, but he didn't know much about this kind of physical problem.

If you ask Professor Oak about Pokémon, he'll answer very quickly. But if you ask him this, he'll be completely clueless.

Tengshu followed Professor Oak all the way to the infirmary, where Locke was reading a book. When Locke saw Professor Oak and Tengshu, he greeted them with a smile. Then Tengshu pulled Locke aside, since it would be better for Tengshu to explain the matter.

"...That's roughly what happened. The Dratini isn't quite right in the mood either. Could you take a look?" Teng Shu briefly explained the situation to Locke. Locke was somewhat surprised upon hearing this, but then quickly said he understood.

After all, Locke could tell at a glance that this was a psychological issue, which explained why Tengshu had brought Professor Oak to find him; it was clearly related to his profession.

"No problem, I'll handle it." Locke was a bit excited, but there was nothing he could do about it; he'd been idle for days, practically bored out of his mind.

After all, strictly speaking, there aren't that many Pokémon in the orphanage that require his attention. The abandoned cat effect of the cat, Meowth, has improved quite a bit. Kai's social anxiety hasn't made any progress, but Kai himself is unwilling to communicate, and Locke doesn't know what to do.

Even as a psychologist, it's difficult to communicate with someone who doesn't want to talk or meet. Locke had dealt with some human patients like Akai before, but although these people were afraid, they could communicate over the phone without any problems. However, Akai refused to communicate at all.

So there was no other way; Locke was mostly idle. Fortunately, he had a vine tree to study, otherwise Locke felt he would probably have resigned immediately.

Now, he has found someone with the right expertise, and just hearing about the condition of the Mini Dragon has given Locke some ideas. However, how to treat the Mini Dragon's condition is still a somewhat perplexing problem.

"Then I'll leave it to you." Teng Shu smiled and left the infirmary in the care of Locke and Professor Oak.

Just as Tengshu left, he saw Arcanine and Growlithe. The two were sunbathing outside. When they saw Tengshu, their tails wagged back and forth, looking very excited.

"Growlithe, Arcanine, you..." Teng Shu glanced at the two Pokémon. The two little guys' condition had improved a lot with the help of the medical pod, but how to deal with them was a problem that Teng Shu was somewhat conflicted about.

"...Would you like to be adopted?" Tengshu asked Growlithe and Arcanine tentatively. Arcanine immediately shook its head, while Growlithe seemed indifferent. Tengshu understood what was going on, but since Growlithe and Arcanine were clearly related, Tengshu didn't say anything.

There was no intention to separate the two Pokémon; that would be too cruel. Tengshu felt that the current situation was quite good. However, since they did not intend to be adopted, they could only be released back into the wild.

"If you don't want to be adopted, would you be willing to survive in the wild?" Teng Shu asked again. This time, Arcanine nodded, while Growlithe shook its head frantically. Seeing this, Arcanine slapped Growlithe directly. Growlithe staggered from the blow, rolled on the ground, and then turned its head to look at its mother with some confusion, as if asking why its mother hit it.

"Roar..." Arcanine let out a low growl, which was a threatening warning. Growlithe became much more obedient after hearing it.

Tengshu coughed twice, indicating that even in the world of Pokémon, this special parent-child relationship exists.

"So, are you willing to survive in the wild?" Tengshu asked again, and this time, Arcanine nodded again. After hearing this, Growlithe cautiously glanced at Arcanine, bared its teeth at Growlithe, and saw this, Growlithe tucked its tail between its legs and sat there looking aggrieved.

He neither nodded nor shook his head.

"Uh..." Teng Shu scratched his head. This matter was indeed a bit troublesome. After all, this matter was actually to see what the Pokémon thought. Pokémon have their own ideas about different things. Adoption and release are decisions made by the Pokémon themselves, which is also a requirement of the League.

But right now, Growlithe clearly doesn't want to go into the wild, which isn't surprising. After all, while struggling in the wild is incredibly wild, staying in human society means enjoying the feeling of being a little useless.

There's food when you're hungry, you can sleep when you're tired, and it's warm.

Living in the wild is definitely different from being cared for by others. However, some Pokémon yearn for the free and unrestrained life in the wild. So, these days, every Pokémon has a different idea.

This is not surprising. After all, even the cats and dogs of the past had their own ideas. For example, a certain Liu Liu was particularly good at escaping, and later it simply ran away. So it is conceivable that the pet cats and dogs of this year would have their own ideas, not to mention other Pokémon.

"Roar!" Arcanine seemed to have noticed her child's little scheme. She let out a displeased roar, glanced at her child, hesitated for a moment, and then went to the side.

It seems they're going their separate ways.

Tengshu didn't care about this. Pokémon are Pokémon, not humans. You can't judge a Pokémon by human moral standards. Tengshu understood this very well.

"Well then, Arcanine, I'll let you out in a few days. As for Growlithe... you should think about it some more." Teng Shu said, looking at Arcanine and Growlithe. Their mental and physical condition hadn't been very good lately, so Teng Shu wasn't in a hurry. He planned to handle the matter slowly.

This also gives Growlithe and Arcanine some time to make their own decisions. However, for Pokémon, apart from a few that live in family groups, most other Pokémon will drive away their children.

Chapter 592 The Game Released Today Receives Overwhelmingly Negative Reviews

Actually, there's nothing strange about this.

After all, although Pokémon are more intelligent, in the wild, they will send their offspring out to fight for territory and food. If it is a family-type Pokémon, then it is better, but most Pokémon are not this type, so these Pokémon will basically drive their offspring away.

Tengshu had previously witnessed Charizard chasing away Charmander. For these Pokémon, even if their own children are grown up, it is considered a provocative act if they come to their territory.

The world of Pokémon is cruel and ruthless, but Tengshu is not surprised. After all, strictly speaking, you can't judge these Pokémon by human standards. That's just wishful thinking. Humans are humans, and Pokémon are Pokémon. Pokémon generally do not have human moral concepts.

Tengshu also heard that some types of Pokémon, when they get old, will commit suicide to avoid becoming a burden to their offspring. This problem was only alleviated to some extent after the League was established and a large number of welfare institutions were set up.

Teng Shu yawned.

"Well, I should go check out that game today..." Tengshu didn't care too much. He planned to let Arcanine and Growlithe resolve their own issues. As for how the discussion went, that was up to Arcanine and Growlithe. Tengshu was too lazy to care. However, if Growlithe was willing to stay, Tengshu could try to prepare a good solution for it.

That means sending Growlithe directly to Team Officer Jenny and letting it be a happy repair dog there. After all, for Officer Jenny, Growlithe and Arcanine are the most suitable Pokémon for them and the ones they've spent the most time with. So Growlithe and the like are still very popular. For example, the Officer Jennys have specifically come to investigate Growlithe and Arcanine before.

I felt a little relieved after confirming that they didn't come from the breeding grounds unique to Officer Jenny.

Just as Teng Shu arrived at his office and was about to do something, he saw a familiar little guy wandering around in his office. When he saw the other person, Teng Shu was completely taken aback, because it was Naughty Raiden standing in front of him.

The other party was rolling around in his office, making strange, cackling noises as it went. Teng Shu's lips twitched, but looking at the Naughty Razor in front of him, Teng Shu felt more panicked. After all, this was a Naughty Razor! If this guy exploded, his room might be gone. So Teng Shu was a little flustered.

Upon seeing Tengshu, the mischievous Leidan immediately leaped over, running excitedly and eagerly. Tengshu's lips twitched several times as he watched this.

This little devil...

...

While Teng Shu was busy dealing with the mischievous lightning bolts, in the guardhouse near the main gate of the orphanage, Xiong Dahei was sitting inside fiddling with his computer. There was a camera in front of him; if Teng Shu were there, he would have noticed it was a complete live-streaming setup. But why would live-streaming equipment be here...?

That's a problem.

The bear was fiddling with the things in front of it with a bit of helplessness. It had originally planned to play games, since it really loved playing games and spent all its time here except for eating, going to the toilet, and sleeping.

It played games intensely all day, but yesterday, it was called away by Akai. Akai told it that he hoped it could become a game streamer, since it could earn some money as a streamer. At first, the bear was reluctant to agree, but it eventually did, because what Akai said was right, that is, all of this was for the orphanage.

Although Wearing Bear is only interested in games, he still has a deep affection for the orphanage where he lives. So, he thinks it's a good choice to help Tengshu and the orphanage.

Wearing a bear costume, he took a deep breath and then opened his live stream.

In the Pokémon world these days, there are actually quite a few Pokémon streamers doing all sorts of live streams.

In the Pokémon world, live streaming has become an important way for trainers to share experiences, showcase their skills, and connect with the community. Moreover, with the advancement of communication technology in the Pokémon world, Pokémon live streaming platforms have also flourished, covering a variety of live streaming categories and attracting the attention of trainers throughout the entire league.

Some Pokémon streamers specialize in singing, like Altaria. However, because they sing so much, it's no longer important whether their singing is good or not. People care about the songs themselves and whether these streamers can create entertaining content. If they can, then it's considered original.

Then there are Snorlax and Grimer doing mukbang, there are people who stream Pokémon battles, and people who stream outdoor adventures. Basically, anything that existed in the previous life, you can find here too.

However, among these, the most popular Pokémon live streaming platforms are Pokémon Live and Bilibili, which was once glorious but has been declining year by year. This time, Bearpie chose Bilibili as its live streaming platform, since Akai was there to be a moderator and responsible for communicating with these people.

[Tech Bear Ventures into the Game "Dark Apocalypse"]

This is the title that Akai came up with. It's very simple: "Technical Bear" refers to the skills of the bear-wearing character, since the bear-wearing character managed to reach the Demon King S level, which shows he has the ability. "Dark Apocalypse" refers to a game that was released today.

This game is incredibly popular, and Bilibili (a Chinese video-sharing website) has done a lot of promotion for it, indicating high expectations. People are hoping that this game will bring extraordinary rewards, but whether this is a real dream or just wishful thinking remains to be seen.

As a result, such a title attracted the attention of some people, and more than a dozen people clicked on it as soon as the broadcast started.

However, because the game Dark Apocalypse was released today, many people are streaming, but some people prefer to watch new streamers, so these people came to watch Bear in the Bear stream, and when they saw Bear in the Bear, they were a little confused.

[No, it really is a bear?]

[wwwww, this is so much fun! It's even dressed as a bear! How do you use a controller on such a huge thing?]

[A dark, post-apocalyptic game, but it's good for streamers to get some viewership.]

The bear, unaware of all this, had already begun its adventures. All the communication was handled by Akai himself. At this moment, Akai hesitated for a moment, looking at the flood of negative reviews about Dark End.

The so-called Dark Ages is actually a slightly unique game. It is set in the late period of the Dark Kingdom, an era of the Alliance's development and the complete collapse of the Dark Kingdom's incompetent rulers.

Therefore, when this game was announced, it attracted a lot of attention, and because of the rather unusual history at that time, it also garnered considerable attention throughout the League region, making it a very popular title.

but now...

[I bet the creator had a solo reunion dinner during Chinese New Year, right? I'm so envious~ After all, this kind of uncommon game is really rare. This is the first time I've seen a game set in the late Dark Kingdom era that specifically targets and kills the Alliance's ancestors. What happened to those people from the Dark Kingdom era? What happened to those scoundrels? Did you eat them? Heh heh heh, this game really deserves to die. I don't think this game will last much longer, because it's just too much.]

[The plot has been criticized enough, so I won't go into it. I just want to point out one problem: how can this game's optimization be so terrible? And why did I only receive the standard edition benefits when I bought the deluxe edition? Did they give my deluxe edition rewards to other standard edition players? Are you serious? The voice acting is also a mess, completely incomprehensible. And your attitude is seriously questionable; you put the producer's name on the title page right from the start—how confident are you?]