I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

I once saw an example where a Pokémon was put in a Poké Ball and accidentally lost on a shelf. It was then taken by plane to another region, which was quite far from its original location. In that case, if the Pokémon hadn't been very clever, it probably wouldn't have been able to be sent back.

Therefore, even for Tengshu himself, dealing with this situation would be difficult. However, Tengshu still intends to give it a try, since this is a good thing for the entire league, the trainers, and the Pokémon. Tengshu wants to give them a chance to go home, but if he decides to do so, it will be a slightly troublesome matter.

Phoenix King left with Mimikyu.

You have gained 5000 Happiness Points.

"I didn't expect to receive so much..." Teng Shu was somewhat surprised, but this also proved that his idea was correct.

Chapter 639 Self-Reliance

Having run the orphanage for so long, Teng Shu now realizes that he has forgotten some very important things, but it's not too late to remember them now.

In addition to caring for abandoned Pokémon, the orphanage should also be responsible for caring for and sheltering lost Pokémon.

Thinking of this, Teng Shu's eyes became much more serious. He planned to improve the matter as soon as possible, but the problem was that to improve the matter, he first needed to solve the most critical problem.

That is, how do you distinguish between wild Pokémon and lost Pokémon?

It's important to understand that while Teng Shu has a control panel, the problem is that others don't. If they have to look at each place one by one, Teng Shu probably won't finish looking at everything even if he works until he dies. Thinking about this, Teng Shu felt somewhat helpless. Although he now roughly knows how to run his orphanage, he can only manage his own small area for now. Teng Shu is relatively optimistic about this, though. He thinks that there should be items in the system shop that can solve this problem.

Thinking about this, Teng Shu calmed down a lot. After all, his eyes could be upgraded, so there was no reason why the system store wouldn't have a solution to this problem. After all, the system could even generate ridiculous things like medical pods.

So even if the other party could actually produce an item that could scan the entire League region and mark the lost and missing Pokémon, it wouldn't be too surprising for Tengshu.

Thinking of this, a smile appeared in Tengshu's eyes. He looked at the Pokémon in front of him, then lowered his head to look at them. Just as Tengshu was about to say something, he saw Locke walking over in a hurry.

Seeing Locke's hurried manner and the serious expression on his face, Teng Shu also became solemn. He knew that Locke was not a person who spoke without reason.

Since the other party had already rushed over, and judging from his expression, something must have happened, Teng Shu went through all the things that happened at the orphanage in his mind. Actually, there were still some things about Locke being in charge of this aspect of the orphanage.

First and foremost is the matter of Growlithe and Arcanine. After some thought, these two little guys haven't actually left yet.

Therefore, getting Growlithe and Arcanine to leave under these circumstances is a slightly troublesome matter.

Besides that, there is another matter that needs to be resolved, namely the four Pokémon that were almost eaten. So Locke is dealing with some very troublesome matters. As for Growlithe and Arcanine, Tengshu thinks he has some confidence in dealing with them.

In fact, Tengshu had already made up his mind. After thinking about it for a while, he was thinking of sending them to Officer Jenny. After all, in the entire Pokémon world, Officer Jenny was the one who knew the most about Growlithe and Arcanine. Her family even had trainers who specialized in breeding Growlithe.

So if it were sent there, it would be great for Growlithe. As for Arcanine, there's nothing that can be done. Arcanine obviously doesn't trust humans, and although it doesn't want to hurt humans, it doesn't intend to go with them. So in this situation, Arcanine can only leave on its own.

"Dean, I need you to help me purchase some medicine. I'll send you the list of medicines via mobile phone. When you purchase them, you'll need to show proof—a doctor's certificate that I'll send you later. You can only buy these medicines after showing this certificate. If they ask you what's wrong and why you need to take this medicine, just tell them that four Pokémon that had been fed a feast have started cannibalizing each other." Locke said, looking at Tengshu.

Upon hearing this, Teng Shu's expression instantly turned serious. Although he didn't understand the meaning of these psychological terms, he understood that the supporting character's words contained the phrase "self-reproach."

The phrase "self-destruction" sounds terrifying, so Teng Shu didn't bother with pleasantries or anything else. He hurriedly drove his small truck out the door.

Locke was also quite anxious. He needed to hurry back to the infirmary to deal with the four troublesome little guys. The psychological trauma they had experienced was too great, and it was because of their strong psychological inheritance that this situation had occurred.

So Locke felt somewhat helpless thinking about this, but this matter had to be dealt with, and even required the use of a very special drug. Without this drug, there was no way to deal with the situation. So Locke felt like a skilled cook without rice to cook.

Meanwhile, Teng Shu had already left the house. As for the medicine that Locke mentioned required a doctor's license to purchase, Teng Shu was not surprised.

Even in the world of Pokémon, there are very strict and complicated procedures and regulations for purchasing certain medications. For example, some medications can only be purchased with a doctor's prescription, and some can only be purchased in hospitals.

When purchasing the medication, the nurse dispensing the drug will also ask the doctor for confirmation by phone. After that, the head nurse will lead the nurses to open the box and retrieve the medication. Such medications generally have a very strong addictive nature.

Therefore, the Pokémon League has very strict control over this area, and because of this strictness, dealing with this matter is quite troublesome.

The good news is that the medicine Tengshu is going to buy now shouldn't require so much trouble, so with that in mind, Tengshu drove even faster.

Although he didn't know how dire the situation was inside the orphanage, since Locke felt the drug was necessary, he decided to use it, since the medical pod probably couldn't handle the situation right now.

As for whether or not Teng Shu could actually be cured, he didn't care. After all, buying these drugs wasn't a troublesome matter for Teng Shu, since he was still affiliated with the alliance and thus enjoyed certain medical subsidies.

After quickly driving to the Pokémon Center Hospital, Teng Shu quickly took his phone to the information desk to inquire. After looking at the list of medications, Nurse Joy's expression became serious.

Next, they asked Teng Shu to show his doctor's certificate. Teng Shu took out Locke's doctor's certificate, and after seeing Locke's doctor's certificate on the phone, the two nurses picked up a special object to verify it. After confirming that the doctor's certificate was authentic,

Then the two nurses made a phone call, and Teng Shu heard Locke's voice on the other end, which surprised Teng Shu. It seemed that the drug Locke had obtained this time was very troublesome, otherwise it wouldn't have come to this point.

"Okay, Dean Teng Shu, we understand now. Please come with us." The two nurses led Teng Shu to the top floor, and then, with the help of a head nurse, they took out some medicine from a special cabinet.

These medications were all stored in a special airtight container. The two nurses simply explained to Teng Shu that the medications could not be exposed to light and therefore had to be stored in an airtight container.

After taking it back, it needs to be specially contained after use. This involves putting the fragments into a container and then returning it to them.

They need to archive this. Teng Shu was a little surprised when he heard this, not expecting it to be so troublesome.

"Okay, I understand. Thank you for your help." Teng Shu hurriedly left with his things, and when he drove back, he practically sped all the way.

Even so, Teng Shu would slow down when driving to intersections to pay attention to traffic safety. After all, Teng Shu didn't want to rush and cause any accidents, as hitting someone would be a very bad thing.

Even in the world of Pokémon, cars are one of the most readily available and potentially most lethal legal weapons for humans.

In particular, due to geological reasons and the presence of Pokémon in the Pokémon world, there are some truly outrageous car models.

These vehicles are nothing compared to the so-called "hundred-ton kings" of the past. They are like a baby riding a toy car and then encountering a hundred-ton king fully loaded with goods. So you can imagine how ridiculous the difference is.

So after thinking about this, Teng Shu was very cautious while driving. He didn't want to cause any accidents. Moreover, because of the Pokémon, he needed to be extra careful while driving. Who knew when a Pokémon might suddenly appear in front of him and get run over?

Therefore, in order to avoid this situation, Teng Shu was very cautious in handling this matter. He did not want to encounter any trouble, as it would be a major headache for him.

Fortunately, Teng Shu returned to the orphanage without any major incidents. After returning, Teng Shu handed the medicine to Locke, who then took it out and injected it into Farfetch'd.

After the injection, the wild duck, which had been struggling violently, became much quieter, though it looked somewhat dazed. Teng Shu looked at the wild duck with a helpless expression in his eyes.

No wonder some people say that Pokémon that have been subjected to such a feast are better off being euthanized. After all, it is extremely difficult for such Pokémon to escape from such suffering. It is a very cruel thing to do, and the psychological trauma to the victims is enormous.

In such circumstances, these psychological traumas may also lead to some troublesome things, so Teng Shu needs to be very careful when dealing with this matter. After thinking about this, Teng Shu's eyes showed a thoughtful look.

He's waiting for Locke to finish using it so he can return it. He even needs to record the whole process on video, and Tengshu is recording it now.

After watching Tengshu's video, Locke smiled knowingly. While injecting the medicine, Locke comforted Farfetch'd and briefly explained to Tengshu why this thing was so troublesome.

According to Locke, this substance is a very potent tranquilizer and also highly addictive.

"These two Pokémon are in worse condition than I imagined. Farfetch'd is in very dire straits, so I think it's best if they don't see anyone for a while. I'll have my Pokémon treat them during this time. Besides that, they'll stay in a special ward for now to be cared for and given enough time to recover. Otherwise, this could happen again." Locke said wearily, and Teng Shu nodded in agreement.

He understood what Locke meant.

Tengshu has already looked into the so-called self-eating. It is a special psychological effect that Pokémon will have after experiencing a feast. Under this psychological effect, Pokémon will try to eat themselves to end their suffering.

This process is extremely painful, and they know it is very painful. However, to avoid their past traumas, they may force themselves to do it, which can lead to severe physical reactions.

Therefore, such a disease is a very cruel thing, which is also a major reason why the banquet was banned by the alliance and has been dealt with seriously by the alliance ever since.

Because such methods are so heinous and cruel, most people, except for a very small minority, are very resistant to them.

This group naturally included Teng Shu, and thinking of this, Teng Shu sighed. He could only entrust this matter to Locke.

Chapter 640 The Person Who Came to the Door

After handing the two Pokémon to Locke, Tengshu waited outside. However, at this moment, Tengshu also felt a little helpless. Sure enough, when humans are sick, they basically have no choice when facing doctors and nurses in the hospital.

This left Teng Shu feeling somewhat powerless, but he hadn't expected the medical pod to be unable to handle the problem. However, he paused for a moment, wondering if the medical pod truly couldn't solve the issue. It seemed it could, because Teng Shu had previously discovered that the medical pod could be upgraded.

However, if the medical meal were to be upgraded, the upgrade cost would be staggering, so even Teng Shu himself is currently unable to afford it. For this reason, Teng Shu has not yet upgraded it, which he finds somewhat regrettable.

However, Teng Shu didn't say anything. He planned to wait until he had saved up enough before making an upgrade. Once he could solve this kind of problem, he wouldn't have to wait so anxiously.

After a while, Locke came out, and Tengshu quickly went up to ask how the situation with the two Pokémon was handled. Locke nodded after hearing this and said that he could only stabilize the two Farfetch'd for the time being. After the Farfetch'd calmed down, he would send his Pokémon to try to persuade them.

Speaking of Locke's Pokémon, Tengshu thought of the supporting character, since Locke's Pokémon is a supporting character, and the supporting character is a Pokémon that is very good at hypnosis. So if the supporting character can help, Tengshu thinks there is still a chance to solve this problem.

"Well, thankfully you have your Pokémon. Without the help of this supporting character, the situation with those two Farfetch'd would be quite troublesome. I received an email from the League stating that if their condition becomes very serious, they will have to be sent to a special sanatorium." Teng Shu sighed. The League was very concerned about this matter, but their approach was rather simple.

According to the alliance's handling method, if the problem can be solved, that would be the best outcome. However, if the problem cannot be solved, the alliance will move the two green onion ducks to a special sanatorium for rest.

This wouldn't actually be a problem for the Pokémon, but looking at the condition of these two Farfetch'd, Tengshu felt that if they were really left there to fend for themselves, there was a chance that the two Pokémon would recover, but there was also a chance that they would kill themselves.

After all, these two Pokémon have developed very serious psychological problems. Under such circumstances, if these two Pokémon were placed in the rehabilitation area, other wild Pokémon would not hesitate to attack them.

It's important to know that this aspect of the Pokémon world is actually quite brutal. Pokémon attacking each other is a common occurrence, let alone two Farfetch'd that have mental problems.

While humans have a deep emotional connection and unique bond with Pokémon, the problem is that human morality and emotions often cannot be applied to the Pokémon world.

After all, many Pokémon, while intelligent, do not possess the same sense of morality or way of thinking as humans.

Therefore, some Pokémon act very arbitrarily, which can lead to minor troubles. For example, some Pokémon may accidentally harm humans while acting arbitrarily, which can then lead to conflict between humans and Pokémon.

So, from Tengshu's perspective, the two Farfetch'd are quite pitiful, since they've experienced hellish conditions before, so it's perfectly normal for them to feel fear now.

The problem is that while Tengshu thinks this way, the other Pokémon don't. Once the other Pokémon discover that the two Farfetch'd are in this situation, the most likely thing they'll do is beat the dog when it's down and take care of the two Farfetch'd directly.

In the wild, Pokémon often clash with each other, whether it's over territory or food.

Then, Pokémon are generally not careful when they battle, and they can easily accidentally kill the opponent's Pokémon. So for their safety, Tengshu thought it would be better to let these two Farfetch'd stay with him for a while.

The two Farfetch'd were placed in a special resting area, which Teng Shu had just set up. Although it was a resting area, it was actually a section of the Pokémon's usual living area that was set aside specifically for the Farfetch'd to rest.

After all, Locke believed that letting the two Farfetch'ds get closer to their natural environment might help them recover. Tengshu didn't really understand these things, but he knew that when in doubt, it was always best to listen to the experts.

While some experts are quite useless, only offering advice that causes a surge in blood pressure, such as suggesting that if residents don't have enough money, they can rent out their vacant houses, it's as if everyone has vacant houses.

However, Locke's authority in social psychology is beyond doubt, and Tengshu trusts Locke a lot. It is for this reason that Tengshu set up such a rest area according to Locke's plan. After that, Tengshu needs to tell the cleaning staff that they do not need to clean the living area where Pokémon usually live for the time being.

Then we just need to wait for the supporting character to intervene. As long as the supporting character can successfully help these two Pokémon overcome their psychological trauma, then it will be considered a success, and these two Farfetch'd can naturally integrate into their lives normally afterward.

However, Locke also told Tengshu that adoption was probably not an option, since the two Farfetch'd ducks were in very bad condition and adoption would only intensify their fear of humans.

Tengshu didn't say anything when he heard this. He didn't think that these two Pokémon had to be adopted. Although Tengshu ran an orphanage, he had a very clear understanding of the situation.

Different Pokémon require different approaches. If a special Pokémon shows no aversion to humans after observation and treatment, then it can be adopted.

However, given that Farfetch'd already harbors a strong aversion to humans, these two Pokémon are clearly not suitable for adoption. It is for this reason that Tengshu kept the two Pokémon. Tengshu plans to let the two Farfetch'd rest with him for a while, and after Locke has observed them for a while and they are no longer traumatized, he can release the two Pokémon back into the wild.

However, they may still need to be placed in some natural areas far away from humans. After all, who knows if these two Farfetch'd ducks will suddenly have their old injuries flare up when they see humans, thus reminding them of those painful memories.

If it were to come back to mind, it would be a very troublesome matter for others. So, to avoid such trouble, Teng Shu still needed to deal with this matter seriously. With that in mind, Teng Shu went back and submitted a report, indicating that Da Cong Ya was still undergoing mental health treatment and could not be sent to the sanatorium for the time being.

After resolving the issue with the green onion duck, Teng Shu relaxed a bit. He planned to rest for a while before taking care of the rest of the matters.

However, before Tengshu could even rest, he heard the doorbell ring, which made him pause. At this moment, the Dark Raven didn't fly over, which didn't surprise Tengshu.

After all, ever since Murkrow started learning how to grow fruit trees from the old man, he has been taking meticulous care of his fruit trees, except for a few fixed-time flight patrols.

Especially after the old man passed away, Dark Crow took even more care of the fruit trees, which made Tengshu sigh. Tengshu felt that Dark Crow might want to prove to the old man in this way that although the old man was gone, Dark Crow had inherited his skills and would continue to focus on planting fruit trees so that the old man might have the opportunity to see them in the future.

However, Teng Shu also knew that this was a slim chance. After all, in that world, the old man was not in Changqing City. Teng Shu thought about it and figured that it was probably because the old man's hometown was in another place, so after he died, he went directly back to the spirit world there. That was why Teng Shu had not seen the old man, his wife, or his son here.

It's just that I wonder how that guy is doing now. After all, Teng Shu still remembers what that gambling addict said. This guy really ruined his whole family.

"It's so late, who could it be? Could it be those two guys?" As Teng Shu walked, some unpleasant memories came to mind. He suddenly remembered that there were two shameless guys who had come to him claiming to be his grandfather's relatives and demanding compensation.

Moreover, there is a tendency for them to resort to crying, making a scene, and threatening suicide.

This also made Teng Shu's expression not very good. He looked down on this kind of thing. Although the old man was indeed very serious and worked very hard, Teng Shu felt that he had already done his best in the end.

He wasn't like those two guys, who had no idea where they came from before, and who didn't ask a single question after the old man's misfortune.

But now they suddenly came here, and are wailing and even saying that Tengshu was exploiting the old man's labor, which led to the old man's death.

This left Teng Shu somewhat dumbfounded; indeed, there were still some utterly shameless people in this world.

However, Teng Shu was quite used to this kind of talk. But when dealing with this matter, Teng Shu was still not in a very good mood. After all, such scumbags are really rare, and just meeting and talking to such scumbags was a very tiring thing for Teng Shu.

I have a feeling that my aversion to stupidity is about to flare up, but there's nothing I can do. If those two guys really come, then Tengshu can only deal with it by calling the police.

After walking over, Teng Shu opened the door, but what he saw was not that shameless pair of guys, but a middle-aged man who looked very serious.

“I remember you are…” Teng Shu looked at the man in front of him, and the image of a Pokémon flashed through his mind.

It's an Arbok, and this Arbok was adopted from the Vine Tree. However, back then, the Arbok was still an Ekans, so it hadn't evolved yet. The old man with graying temples in front of him is the adopter of the Ekans.

However, the other party later raised Arbok into Ekans, and Tengshu looked at the old man in front of him with some doubt.

Teng Shu remembered that he had visited this old man before, but after the examination found that there was no problem, Teng Shu returned. But why is the old man coming here again now?

This made Teng Shu subconsciously think of something that had never happened in his orphanage.

That's called returning an adopted Pokémon. Returning an adopted Pokémon means that some people adopt a Pokémon but feel it's not suitable for them for various reasons, so they give it up and return the Pokémon to their new home. This kind of thing is normal in other welfare programs, but because Tengshu can see the matching value, it has never happened in Tengshu's case.

So when Teng Shu saw the old man, he was a little stunned. He couldn't understand what this adoptive parent wanted to say. Could it be that something was wrong with Arbok?

This made Teng Shu subconsciously a little anxious, but then he saw the matching score above the old man's head, and then he calmed down. With such a high matching score, there was no way anything could go wrong.

Chapter 641 What's so special about Steelix?

"I remember you're the old man who adopted Arbok... Geralt, right? What happened to you?" Teng Shu looked at the old man with some curiosity, and then, based on the Pokémon the old man had adopted, Teng Shu quickly remembered his identity. After all, Teng Shu had visited him before, so he had some impression of him.

"Yes, Arbok is doing very well, so you don't need to worry about that, Dean. I came here mainly on someone's behalf." Grandpa Gerald first explained to Teng Shu that Arbok was alright. After all, Gerald himself knew very well that his coming here in this way could easily cause some unnecessary misunderstandings. So it was for this reason that Gerald explained in advance. He didn't want to cause any misunderstandings. Gerald hated troublesome things.