I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

After all, there are instances in humans where the body selectively forgets things due to its self-protective mechanisms, so such things are not uncommon. However, most people cannot actively forget things and need some assistance. Psychology is also relatively limited in this regard, but that's a thing of the past.

In the world of Pokémon, the existence of Pokémon makes this kind of problem less complicated. In most cases, Pokémon can help with this. However, for this reason, anything related to forgetting memories requires approval from the League with specific qualifications, such as a psychologist like Locke. Otherwise, it is illegal for ordinary people to attempt to do it themselves, and the punishment is very severe, up to twenty-five years in prison.

As for why it's so serious, it's naturally to warn those who attempt to break the law. Deleting memories, if used well, can be a cure; if used poorly, it can be a tool for illegal activities. The good news is that even with the cooperation of a professional psychologist and a Pokémon, there's a possibility of failure in deleting memories, and the probability of accidentally recalling them afterward is also high. After all, the brain is a very magical organ for both humans and Pokémon.

"I have no objection. Just do it your way." Teng Shu had no objection to this. These two savage bass were too aggressive. Although they were victims, the problem was that the victims couldn't become perpetrators. Otherwise, the Alliance's laws would kill these two savage bass. It was for this reason that Teng Shu asked Locke to hypnotize the two savage bass.

After handing the problem over to Locke, Teng Shu returned to his office to prepare a file for Steelix.

Although Steelix's situation is rather special, and Steelix isn't exactly an abandoned Pokémon, it still lived in his orphanage, so Tengshu didn't think there was any problem with creating a file for it. This would also make it easier for Tengshu to observe and record things later, and if the old man came to ask about it, Tengshu could directly tell him about Steelix's situation.

But before Teng Shu could even get busy for a while, he received an email. Upon seeing this email, Teng Shu's expression became somewhat subtle.

[A Notice Regarding the Recent Surge in Theft Cases and Measures to Prevent Theft]

"A theft case..." Teng Shu pinched his brow, but still clicked to take a look. Generally speaking, such notices are just notices, but sometimes they may contain other things. So, to avoid any trouble later, Teng Shu decided to observe first. If there were no problems after the observation, he would continue writing his own things.

After checking, Teng Shu discovered that there were indeed some items on it, which were benefits issued by the Pokémon League. According to the Pokémon League, all official organizations affiliated with the League can now upgrade their Anti-Psychic Pokémon paint jobs for free.

Anti-Psychic Pokémon paint job.

"I almost thought I'd been transported to some Marvel universe, and was about to meet a guy named Tony Stark and start my own decadent life," Teng Shu complained. Seeing this anti-psychic Pokémon paint job reminded him of the mechs in the movies he'd seen before, which were specifically developed to deal with different situations.

However, this anti-psychic Pokémon paint job is actually quite useful. After seeing it, Tengshu applied for it immediately, since it was very useful to him.

So the question is, what exactly is this so-called anti-psychic Pokémon paint job?

Actually, this needs to be considered in conjunction with the entire text.

[Dear Leaders and League Officers, there has been a recent surge in Psychic Pokémon thefts in the Kanto region. Psychic Pokémon thefts are currently occurring frequently and at a high rate. To prevent this...]

The so-called Pokémon theft is actually a unique feature of the Pokémon world.

In his previous life, Teng Shu had also encountered a thief. The thief followed behind Teng Shu, trying to take his phone. However, Teng Shu sensed something was wrong, glanced back at the thief, and then held the phone in his hand. Only then did the thief run away. This seemingly sixth sense allowed him to prevent a thief's attack, but in reality, it also represents the bitter tears of countless unlucky people.

Theft is actually quite common. After all, most people commit crimes either for money or for love. Basically, all criminals can be categorized into these two types. Of course, there are also some more dangerous criminals who commit crimes for other reasons.

However, theft is one of the most common types of crimes that most people encounter in their lives. In Teng Shu's simple view, no matter how skilled a thief is, they usually need to get close to the victim to take the stolen goods. This is a rule for almost all thieves, of course, this specifically refers to pickpockets.

But in the world of Pokémon, everything changed.

The earliest major case in the Alliance records a theft of 123.72 million. What makes this case so memorable is that the thief achieved this amount by stealing on the streets, which shows how rampant and arrogant this guy was.

So how did they manage to do that?

At first, Officer Jenny was also very troubled, completely unable to figure out the pattern. At that time, the League did not have many cameras, so most people, after being robbed, would subconsciously look for suspicious people around them. However, this search would naturally not find the criminal, because the criminal used other methods to steal.

Later, it was because Ms. Officer Jenny discovered that she had been robbed, but she was certain that there were no pickpockets around her, that someone realized that the theft was done remotely.

Theft from a distance, in my past life, would either be something a master thief would do, or it would be utter nonsense.

However, thanks to Officer Jenny's investigation, a suspect was quickly apprehended.

The thief's method was very simple: he would go out every day with a large backpack and walk around the streets, and wallets would continuously appear in the man's backpack. The reason he was able to do this was because he had raised a large number of Pokémon with super powers, which allowed these Pokémon to transfer items directly from other people's pockets using superpowers. And because it was an instantaneous transfer using superpowers, the victims themselves did not feel anything.

After all, unless you intentionally want others to sense supernatural energy fluctuations, or the output is very large, most people really can't sense anything.

The alliance originally intended to treat this as a cautionary tale, but after it aired, countless criminals found new creative avenues for their crimes...

During that period, Pokémon thefts were rampant, frequent, and numerous. It could even be said that if there were 100 reports to the police station on a given day, 95 of them were related to Pokémon thefts.

To address this issue, the Alliance introduced a series of defensive measures. One of the most notable inventions was the development of a special material that changes color and generates heat when superpowers get close, making it a unique protective material. However, as the saying goes, "the devil is always one step ahead," and while the Alliance continued to innovate, these criminals also kept pace with the times.

So now, if we follow the version serial number, the Anti-Psychic Pokémon paint job is probably the 132nd generation.

But there's no other way; we still have to do it. After all, no one knows if they'll become a victim of the super theft. The thought of their belongings disappearing right in front of them is terrifying. Teng Shu even worried about the medical pod being stolen. The good news is that the system says anything produced by the system is impossible to steal.

"So many generations of anti-psychic Pokémon paint jobs have been released. These guys are really awesome. But it seems that psychic Pokémon are indeed quite suitable for this line of work..." Tengshu complained while filling out the application.

However, there are generally no thieves here in Tengshu. They once encountered a master thief, but he hasn't come back much since. But that's normal, since Tengshu is just an orphanage.

After filling out the application and sending the email, Teng Shu didn't think much of it anymore.

After all, Teng Shu wasn't worried about his orphanage being robbed. What kind of person would have so much water in their brain that they would have nothing better to do than think about stealing from an orphanage?

Teng Shu felt that the probability was extremely low.

After finishing Steelix's file, Tengshu prepared to start cooking today's meal, but before he even began, he thought of Steelix. That guy also needed to eat, but he hadn't eaten yet. So, what should he make? That was the question.

Tengshu was having a headache over this problem. It was actually quite difficult to deal with, even extremely difficult, to the point that it was still a bit troublesome for Tengshu to think about. After all, Tengshu had no problem cooking, but when it came to ore, that was a real problem.

"Sigh, headache." Teng Shu pinched his brow. It wasn't impossible to deal with this problem, but it was relatively difficult.

Teng Shu took out his phone. His order hadn't arrived yet; it would take some time for it to be delivered. Given this situation, if Teng Shu wanted to feed the Steelix, he had no choice but to...

"Oh well, it's all from the trust fund anyway." Teng Shu silently placed an order for two meals a day and chose Super Delivery. After making the selection, the exorbitant delivery fee made Teng Shu's stomach ache a little, but the thought that he didn't have to pay for it himself made him feel a bit better.

Less than a minute later, Teng Shu received the package. He was quite satisfied with the large box. He had to admit that Super Delivery's delivery speed was really fast, but of course, the fees were also very expensive. The delivery fee alone was almost ten times the cost of the purchase, which was simply outrageous.

Even if it's a trust fund, it might take some time to make up for the loss, but at least the problem of Steelix's food is now solved.

Thinking of this, Teng Shu felt a little better. He carried these things, humming a little tune, and went to the cafeteria. Then he found a place outside specifically for Steelix to eat.

Unfortunately, Steelix is ​​a very large and heavy Pokémon, so it's a bit unreasonable to expect it to eat in the cafeteria. Therefore, this was the only solution that Tengshu could choose.

As for what kind of lunchbox Steelix uses?

Tengshu chose to simply fall to the ground. After all, Steelix is ​​a Steel/Ground type Pokémon, so falling to the ground is fine as long as it's not a dirty surface.

After placing the food, Tengshu began to worry about how to call Steelix over, but before Tengshu could even call, the ground trembled, and then Steelix appeared.

The other person also saw the food and then quietly came over to eat.

Teng Shu also noticed that although Steelix's body was covered in mud, it also had an unusual color under the sunlight.

It's just weird.

"Steelcore, you'll be eating here from now on?" Teng Shu said to Steelcore, and Steelcore nodded without saying a word.

Teng Shu didn't mind. Steelix had just gone through these things, and it would be a bit unreasonable to expect it to suddenly become lively and energetic again.

So Tengshu simply went back to prepare food for his Pokémon, but this time there wasn't anything particularly special to prepare; he just planned to prepare some simple home-style dishes.

As soon as Teng Shu entered the cafeteria, he saw a familiar guy huddled in the kitchen, his backside sticking out, seemingly trying to hide himself. But obviously, he couldn't, as Teng Shu could clearly see the guy's ostrich-like behavior.

“...Kirachi? What are you doing here?” Teng Shu recognized the guy in front of him.

Chapter 644 The Big-Mouthed Divine Beast?

When Tengshu first saw a figure in his kitchen, his first thought was that Meng Huan had come over with those strange and unusual ingredients again.

After all, Mew usually brings all sorts of strange and unusual ingredients with him, but this time Tengshu realized he was mistaken. Judging from the color of the Pokémon's hair and the familiar clothes, Tengshu recognized at a glance that the Pokémon in front of him was not Mew.

Instead, it was Jirachi, whom I had met twice before...

Thinking of this, Teng Shu subconsciously looked around, but this time he did not see Ho-Oh or Lugia, which made Teng Shu's eyes look a little puzzled. After all, no matter when Jirachi appeared, she was always accompanied by a legendary Pokémon.

For example, Pokémon of the level of Ho-Oh or Lugia. According to Lugia, Jirachi is a very popular Pokémon in the legendary Pokémon community. Moreover, because of its special nature, Jirachi spends most of its time sleeping and only wakes up occasionally. Therefore, legendary Pokémon like Lugia are very lenient towards Jirachi.

After all, once Jirachi falls asleep, it may take a long time for it to wake up again. Therefore, under such circumstances, Jirachi can be considered a favorite among legendary Pokémon.

But at this moment, neither Ho-Oh nor Nokia is here, which makes Teng Shu's eyes look a little puzzled. Teng Shu doesn't understand why things have turned out this way.

Based on the previous situation, Lugia and Ho-Oh should both be present.

"Oh, it's Uncle Tengshu! I was wondering where I'd gotten. Turns out I've come all this way." Jirachi looked up at Tengshu with some surprise. Tengshu's lips twitched when he heard Jirachi's address.

Teng Shu never dreamed that one day he would be called "uncle" by a mythical beast that was many years older than him.

This left Tengshu somewhat amused and exasperated. He felt that if he really was Jirachi's uncle, he probably wouldn't even know how old he was by now.

After all, special Pokémon like Jirachi have been recorded for a very, very long time, so the age of such a unique Pokémon could be calculated in tens of thousands of years. Ten thousand years is an extremely long number.

It's important to understand that most people don't even live to be 10,000 years old. Let alone 10,000 years, it's questionable whether human civilization has even lasted 10,000 years.

After all, the beginning of human civilization, from the time humans first discovered fire, is not considered the origin of civilization. It has to be calculated from the creation of their own written language. Even by the longest calculation method from his previous life, it is still less than 1 years old. But now he has become an uncle of Jirachi, who may have lived for tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years. This made Tengshu want to laugh.

Looking at Jirachi in front of him, Tengshu keenly noticed a problem in Jirachi's words: Jirachi seemed unaware that she would come here.

This made Tengshu a little confused. Although Jirachi was indeed quite small in this appearance, it shouldn't be this small, right?

This left Tengshu with a hint of confusion in his eyes. Thinking of this, Tengshu asked Jirachi a few questions. Upon hearing this, Jirachi mysteriously made a shushing gesture, then cautiously looked around before shrinking back under Tengshu's kitchen stove.

Seeing this, Teng Shu's lips twitched. Could it be that Jirachi had caused trouble again?

However, if it were Jirachi, Fujiki felt that the chances of it causing trouble were very high, since Jirachi had caused some very troublesome things before.

For example, Jirachi would secretly talk about Ho-Oh behind its back. Although it didn't say anything bad about Ho-Oh, just talking about its embarrassing moments was enough to make Ho-Oh very angry. So, Jirachi was taken back and severely punished during that time.

It was for this reason that Tengshu felt Jirachi might have gotten into trouble. After all, if Jirachi hadn't caused trouble, it probably wouldn't be making this expression now.

This piqued Teng Shu's curiosity.

Tengshu looked at Jirachi in front of him and asked in a low voice if Jirachi had done something. Upon hearing Tengshu's question, Jirachi quickly lowered its head and pulled Tengshu over. Tengshu immediately felt a tremendous force.

Tengshu was forced to squat down, which surprised him. Jirachi's power was astonishing. Although Jirachi looked harmless, Tengshu felt a power from Jirachi that far exceeded the level of a superhuman.

All I can say is that Jirachi is truly worthy of the name.

After all, Jirachi's existence can basically be calculated based on meteorites. Of course, this refers to Jirachi's original prototype, because Jirachi's design is clearly based on the standard of a meteor.

So it's not surprising that Jirachi has such immense power. However, considering Jirachi's current appearance as a delicate and cute character, her strength makes her seem a bit like a "muscle Barbie."

However, Tengshu also went over, wanting to know what Jirachi had done to become like this.

"Uncle Tengshu, let me tell you something, but don't tell anyone else. Lately, a guy with a really bad temper has come here. This guy is always yelling about doing this and that, it's really scary, really scary. And when he opens his mouth, it's so big, it's exactly the same as yours, so I really hate him. So I secretly ran away, and who knew I'd accidentally end up here. If I hadn't seen you, Uncle Tengshu wouldn't even know I was here." Jirachi said very innocently, while Tengshu looked a little puzzled after hearing this.

So, according to Jirachi's statement, does that mean a new legendary Pokémon has arrived in the Kanto region?

After all, the only thing that could frighten Jirachi and make Jirachi recognize the other party is probably a legendary Pokémon.

However, this means that a grumpy legendary Pokémon has arrived in Kanto, and it seems from Jirachi's words that this legendary Pokémon is planning to do something bad. In fact, its mouth is also very big. So what kind of legendary Pokémon is this?

As Teng Shu thought about this, his mind became a little confused. After all, there are many kinds of legendary Pokémon in the world of Pokémon. Basically, every time a new era comes out, there will be two such legendary Pokémon on the cover.

In addition to these, there may be other legendary Pokémon, so with the increase in Pokémon games, the number of legendary Pokémon in Pokémon is also increasing.

At least for Teng Shu himself, he was still somewhat confused about how many of these divine beasts there were right now.

Looking at Jirachi's adorable appearance, Tengshu couldn't help but laugh. This reminded him of when he was little and watched horror movies with his cousin, who was so frightened that she would fall asleep clinging to his arm.

Looking at Jirachi in front of him, Fujiki, almost without thinking, reached out and patted Jirachi's head. Jirachi looked at Fujiki with some surprise after being patted, and Fujiki coughed, feeling a little embarrassed.

But Jirachi didn't care at all. Instead, he smiled happily and then pulled Tengshu aside to talk about something with great interest. Tengshu was a little annoyed. He only just remembered that Jirachi was quite the chatterbox.

The other party also talks a lot. This is probably because Jirachi spends most of her time sleeping, and after waking up, she may be afraid of the feeling of being asleep, so she keeps muttering something.

"This guy is talking about Kyurem. Don't worry about anything. Kyurem may not be the most clear-headed guy, and he has said some pretty bad things sometimes, like freezing the whole world or swallowing the whole world, but actually, he's actually a bit... a bit of a closet pervert." Just as Tengshu was listening to Jirachi's long-winded chatter, someone suddenly appeared in the cafeteria. The person had a unique hair color, so Tengshu instantly recognized the Pokémon as Lugia.

However, along with Lugia's appearance, a little boy with green hair also appeared, curiously looking around.

Upon seeing Tengshu, he greeted him very politely. However, when the little boy called him "uncle," Tengshu's expression became somewhat strained. After all, in Tengshu's view, anyone who could be brought along by Lugia could basically be considered a legendary Pokémon.

However, it's a bit puzzling that a mythical beast would call him "uncle," but Teng Shu still returned the greeting earnestly.

He didn't call the other person by any more common names, because Tengshu didn't know who the other person was. However, looking at the other person's green hair, Tengshu immediately thought of a rather unique Pokémon, which was once quite famous but later became relatively obscure. Back when Tengshu played the game, the other person was called Celebi.

Of course, in later versions, the official translation of the other party's name was also called Silabhi.

This is a rather special Pokémon. Strictly speaking, it is not a legendary Pokémon. It was only in the first generation of games because there weren't many strong Pokémon at the time, and Celebi had an extremely low encounter rate.

Therefore, under such circumstances, Celebi is considered to be on the same level as legendary Pokémon. Of course, Celebi's base stats are not very high, only 600, so it is not that popular.

For many people, Celebi is just something to collect, something to add to their Pokédex, and that's about it.

After all, there are more types of Pokémon to choose from in battles, so Pokémon like Celebi actually appear very rarely.

Tengshu rarely thought of Celebi, even though it had its own storyline. It was relatively unpopular and rare. In addition, there was no plan to bring Celebi back in the later games, so not many people knew about Celebi, and even fewer people owned it.

“So it’s Kyurem.” Tengshu recognized it. He naturally knew a bit about this Pokémon. Lugia, on the other hand, looked at Tengshu with some surprise after hearing this. Lugia had previously noticed that Tengshu seemed to know a lot about legendary Pokémon like them.

It's worth noting that not many people in the Kanto region know about Kyurem.

After all, Kyurem isn't just a mythical creature from the Kanto region. Each region is quite familiar with its own legendary Pokémon, but they aren't as familiar with the legendary Pokémon of other regions.

"That guy's probably lost his mind, so he's thinking all sorts of crazy things every day. But even though he seems crazy, he's actually very honest, so you don't need to worry about anything." Lugia offered some simple comfort to Tengshu, who smiled back. He wasn't worried at all. After all, although Kyurem had appeared in the games, it was eventually defeated by the invincible Tengshu, who then captured it and made it his Pokémon. Some people even pursued shiny Kyurem.

Tengshu was not afraid of this mythical beast, mainly because the defense mechanism of his orphanage seemed to be related to the mythical beast Kyurem. Anyone who entered Tengshu's orphanage with malicious intent would be frozen in a very unique way.

It's not about turning a person into an ice sculpture; strictly speaking, it's more like using a strange prop like time stop on that person.

So far, similar situations have occurred on Teng Shu's side, and all those unlucky guys have been handed over to the police by Teng Shu, thus becoming part of the police's performance record.

"That guy has a huge mouth, don't believe him. I can tell he really wants to eat me." Jirachi's face still showed reluctance; she really didn't like that guy.

"It might get colder in the coming days, so you'd better take precautions to keep warm," Lugia reminded her.