I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

The Pokémon Black Factory Incident, which shocked the entire league and brought shame to the Sinnoh region, exposed the shameful practices of countless such black factories.

Therefore, in order to prevent similar incidents from happening again, the League has conducted very strict reviews of all companies and factories involved in Pokémon production and Pokémon work.

"And then there's the Crocodile..." Thinking about the Crocodile's situation, the protagonist felt a bit overwhelmed.

Xiao Bao is neurotic, Xiao Dong has a people-pleasing personality, Ming Yue is disabled and needs treatment, it's still unknown whether the tattered skin on Da Hei, the doll bear, can be healed, A Kai is socially anxious, and now there's a rascal crocodile who needs a heart transplant...

"Sigh, this is difficult." Teng Shu shook his head helplessly.

"Sigh." At the same time, in the attic, Casey looked at the thing in her hand and shook her head helplessly, showing the same melancholy expression as Teng Shu.

Previously, Abra convened the first Pokémon Conference to care for orphanages, and after the conference, Abra discovered that the problem was more than just a few cases.

Its original idea was simple: to rely on everyone to form an organization to save its own dean some effort and make things easier for him.

So how could they make things easier for their own dean? Casey's solution was to make money.

Casey could tell that the biggest headache for her headmaster was money. If they had a lot of money, her headmaster could relax a bit.

However, when Casey actually tried to make some money, it realized that it seemed to be the only one in the orphanage who could earn money.

The Murkrow won't do; it's too small, not very strong, and can't do any other work.

As for Infernape...

Casey couldn't help but shake her head at the thought of Primeape. Although Primeape worked very hard, it really couldn't make money right now.

In Casey's view, if Infernape could take good care of himself and make things easier for the Dean, that would be a great help.

The newly arrived baby dragon was also out of the question. After thinking it over, Casey realized that it seemed to be the only ones in the entire orphanage who could make money, along with Xiao Dong and the toy bear.

So what are the ways to make money?

After thinking for a moment, Casey realized that its current way of making money was to use the phones left behind by its previous trainers, post videos online, and then earn some revenue from the views.

Using this method, Casey has donated a considerable amount of money to her own dean, but the amount is not particularly large, and it is not a monthly occurrence.

Casey felt that perhaps she needed to think of another way to make money, but what kind of way was it? Casey had no clue at the moment.

Bored, it picked up the pink phone and looked at it. The phone had been used for a long time, but it was still working properly.

Every day, Casey edits videos and uploads them online. After that, she deletes the videos she filmed earlier because she doesn't have enough space on her phone to store them.

As she scrolled through the videos, Casey noticed that most of the videos on the website were quite repetitive, and that each category already had some very good top streamers.

In this situation, Casey felt that it would be very difficult for her to stand out, since there were already many top streamers who had diverted most of the audience.

For other new streamers who want to make a name for themselves, the road ahead will be extremely difficult unless they can develop their own unique video style.

So how do we find a way to break this deadlock?

Casey felt that it was too difficult for it. Not only did it need to help its headmaster think of ways to solve problems, but it also needed to determine the path it should take in the future and improve its knowledge. This made Casey feel that it was overwhelmed.

Casey stood up irritably and looked outside.

Then Casey discovered that the teddy bear was guarding the gate outside, but perhaps it was too bored while guarding the gate, so the teddy bear went inside, took off its clothes, and hung them on a tree.

However, perhaps because they felt its scruffy skin looked rather unattractive, the teddy bear put it back on.

Looking at the teddy bear, which seemed to have changed completely after putting on the clothes, Casey's eyes showed a hint of contemplation, followed by a hint of excitement. It seemed that it had discovered a way to make money.

However, whether it's feasible or not will only be determined after Casey registers a new account and tries it out.

Chapter 52 Teng Shu: Medical Treatment is Really Expensive

"You mean you want some money?" Teng Shu asked, looking at the paper in front of him.

Casey controlled the paper and nodded seriously; it did indeed need some money.

Then it buys some things it wants so that it can support the start of its plan; otherwise, its plan cannot begin.

"Okay, how much do you want?" Teng Shu was casual. He didn't particularly care about this. Anyway, he knew Abra quite well. Abra wasn't a Pokémon that would spend money casually.

Casey gestured, and a pen flew up, writing the number 500 on the paper. Teng Shu raised an eyebrow when he saw it.

However, he didn't say anything, but took out 500 Alliance Coins from his wallet and handed them to Casey, placing them on Casey's paper.

Immediately afterward, the 500 Alliance Coins and the piece of paper disappeared together, and Teng Shu yawned. Although he didn't know why this little guy Casey wanted the money, he guessed it was for some important business.

Teng Shu knew that some research companies would hire Psychic Pokémon to help them with research and development. For example, the very famous Silver Company in the Kanto region had half of its research and development department staffed with Psychic Pokémon, and their department head was even an Alakazam.

Teng Shu didn't expect Casey to be able to help him develop anything. He just felt that since Casey had said so, there must be a very urgent need.

After all, Tengshu had taken in Casey for so long, and this was the first time Casey had asked Tengshu for something.

"I wonder what this little guy is trying to do?" Teng Shu was a little curious and wanted to ask, but after thinking about it, he decided not to.

We'll find out eventually anyway.

After receiving the money, Casey immediately began her purchasing plan online. She had already figured out how to make money. Although the idea seemed a bit abrupt, Casey had just searched the website and found no similar videos.

In other words, once it makes the video and uploads it online, it becomes the creator of the video, and being the creator should bring in a lot of traffic, right?

Traffic translates into money, and with money, that money can be given to the dean, who will likely be able to solve most of his problems.

However, Casey didn't have high expectations for the success of his plan. Sometimes, creating something new doesn't guarantee success; sometimes these new things might just die out and disappear quickly.

Sometimes, websites will feature some novel videos that may even spark a period of imitation, but after a while, these videos quickly fade away and eventually disappear completely.

However, Casey still wanted to give it a try. After all, compared to competing with others for fan subscriptions in the existing tracks, Casey felt it would be easier to create her own new track.

However, her idea still needed the help of others. Thinking of this, Casey's gaze fell on the teddy bear standing at the entrance of the orphanage.

The next second, the teddy bear, Big Black, seemed to hear something. It looked around in confusion and then slowly ran towards the storage room.

Teng Shu pushed open the door to the storage room, took out a broom, and began to clean. However, as soon as he picked up the broom, he noticed that the things in the storage room were a bit messy.

However, Teng Shu didn't pay much attention to it, guessing that these little guys from the orphanage had probably played there.

While the Tengshu Welfare Hospital has a number of exercise facilities and some basic environmental facilities to meet the needs of various types of Pokémon, it does have relatively few entertainment facilities. In addition, the number of Pokémon in the welfare home is also small, and most of the Pokémon are actually social creatures.

If there are more Pokémon in the future, then these little guys won't be so bored.

"Dean, I'd like to talk to you about Xiao Dong." Just as Teng Shu was thinking about where to start cleaning, he saw Locke walk over and speak to him with a serious expression.

Teng Shu paused for a moment, then followed Locke to the infirmary. There was no one in the infirmary at the moment, and the air was filled with the smell of disinfectant.

This made Teng Shu feel a little uncomfortable, and he couldn't help but think of the days when he was a child and was sent to the clinic to get vaccinated.

"Dean, I've inquired about Xiao Dong's situation, and after some inquiries and tests, I can now clearly conclude that Xiao Dong has a typical people-pleasing personality, coupled with some abandoned cat effects, resulting in a special psychological disorder," Locke said earnestly.

"So how should it be treated?" Teng Shu didn't understand these professional terms very well; he was only concerned about whether Xiao Dong's condition could be cured.

"With some medication and psychological counseling, it should be effective," Locke said with confidence.

Seeing Locke's confidence, Teng Shu breathed a sigh of relief. Xiao Dong's problem wasn't actually that serious, but because Xiao Dong was overly dependent on himself, he didn't behave very well when it came to adoption.

Even those who were willing to adopt a Pokémon like Dong Shi Miao often lost interest after seeing Dong's attitude.

The relationship between humans and Pokémon is one of mutual selection; Pokémon choose humans, and humans choose Pokémon.

Therefore, in most cases, most normal people will choose a Pokémon that is closer to them and more willing to communicate with them, rather than one that hates them.

Although Xiao Dong doesn't hate other people who come to adopt, he is dismissive of them. Only when he is with Teng Shu does he show his most genuine smile.

“But those medicines need to be purchased,” Locke added. Only after hearing this did Teng Shu understand the real reason Locke had called him over.

This guy came to ask for money, but Teng Shu still gave it to him, very readily, because as long as Xiao Dong could be cured, it didn't matter how much it cost.

However, seeing that Locke wanted 1 Alliance Coins from him all at once, Teng Shu still felt a little heartache.

Indeed, no matter where you are, seeing a doctor is never cheap.

Chapter 53 Casey's Video

"?" Three days later, the teddy bear Dahei looked at the thing in front of it with a puzzled expression. Its little head was a little confused about what it meant, but when it remembered that it was Cassie's instruction, it still obediently did as Cassie asked.

As the lights in the storage room flickered on and off, Casey excitedly completed the photoshoot.

After a quick edit and some background music, Casey uploaded the video.

...

"I'm so bored. These TV dramas lately are so awful." Xiaoxia lay on her bed, tossing and turning boredly. After rolling around once, she tossed her phone aside.

With the rapid development of technology in the Pokémon world, people's entertainment methods have also changed. For Xiaoxia, watching videos has become a way to pass the time every night, although this way of passing the time can sometimes feel a bit boring.

Especially when all the good TV dramas have finished airing and you have to wait until next week.

Xiaoxia wished she could fly to the TV station and control the gem starfish to force the TV drama producers to quickly produce some good-looking dramas, or if that wasn't possible, she could even air the next week's dramas ahead of schedule.

"Huh? Have the meals at the orphanage been updated?" Xiaoxia noticed a notification pop up on her phone and immediately became interested.

The video shows the three meals a day at the welfare home. This is from an account that Xiaoxia has been following for a while. Because the breakfasts she makes look so delicious, she has gained followers very quickly. Now she is a well-known content creator on the video website "Never Gets Cheap".

But what Xiaoxia is most interested in is what will happen today?

Xiaoxia opened the video and glanced at the bottom right corner as usual. She was surprised to find that the video was very short this time, which made her even more curious about why.

[Ding ding!] A burst of exciting music started, and the next second, the completely black screen suddenly lit up. A teddy bear wearing a strange outfit appeared on the screen, made a hand gesture, then spun around and snapped its fingers.

In an instant, the lights went out and came back on in less than a second, but this time the teddy bear's clothes had completely changed, and it was now a different set, but it looked very cool.

The teddy bear kept performing a cool dance, and as the lights flickered on and off, the teddy bear's clothes kept changing, making Xiaoxia's eyes widen in amazement.

So much so that when the video ended, Xiaoxia still felt a little unsatisfied.

"What is this? This style!" Xiaoxia bit her finger, excitedly opening the comment section to leave a message. She then discovered that the number of comments under the video was increasing at an extremely exaggerated rate, and the play rate was also rising continuously. It quickly climbed to the top of the site's rankings, attracting even more viewers.

Casey excitedly paced around the attic, discovering that her video had gone viral!

The rapidly increasing number of views, likes, coins, and interactions were like stacks of cash to Casey, making her eyes pop out. Casey was very excited; the video was a hit, which meant that her idea was feasible.

Kathy was immediately energized and continued making clothes with the fabric she had bought earlier.

Casey knew that this style of video was too easy for others to use, since there were only so many variations and it was a very simple type of video. Therefore, she needed to seize the current traffic window and bring more funds to the dean as soon as possible.

Casey was making clothes with great enthusiasm. She wanted to help her director and also find something for the other children in the orphanage to do.

Meanwhile, Tengshu was preparing to receive guests.

Since Akai asked Tengshu for 500 League Coins three days ago, Tengshu has been living the same life day after day. There have been no other changes in the orphanage in these three days. No new Pokémon have been sent in, and no one has adopted any. After all, most of the people who wanted to adopt have already adopted their own.

Those who don't want to adopt naturally won't come over.

The only thing worth noting is that with this new batch of trainers embarking on their adventure, the area around Viridian City has become much more lively, with people everywhere.

Officer Jenny even dispatched a permanent squad to patrol Viridian Forest to prevent these novice trainers from venturing into dangerous places and losing their lives there.

The Pokémon League has designated safe zones where particularly dangerous Pokémon are generally not found. The League regularly organizes patrols and inspections to remove any potential dangers. However, every year there are always a few daredevils who venture into these dangerous zones.

If we were to use a game analogy to explain this, it would be like someone who has just acquired their starter Pokémon and immediately goes to a place where the average level is around 60 or 70. Even for players facing this situation, there would probably be no other option but death.

"I didn't expect that the person before was actually in charge. But what is the mayor of Changqing City doing here?" Teng Shu scratched his head and looked into the distance. The road was empty and there was no one around.

Previously, the mayor of Evergreen City, that middle-aged man, came to Tengshu for an inspection. However, calling it an inspection was more like a surprise visit, and he even used the excuse that he came to adopt a Pokémon.

Teng Shu didn't take it seriously at the time, but who knew that the other party would come again this time.

Thinking of that man, Teng Shu thought of Xing Yi. He hadn't seen Xing Yi since their last meeting and didn't know why.

Teng Shu went out to look for him, but he didn't find him.

"But isn't Big Black here today?" Teng Shu glanced at his side. Big Black usually stood at the door as a security guard, but it wasn't there now. Instead, Little Black had landed on his shoulder and was preening its feathers.

Teng Shu smiled and stroked Xiao Hei's feathers.

The next second he felt his trouser leg being tugged. Teng Shu turned his head and saw Hunhun E standing behind him, holding a bowl of tree juice in his hands.

"Thank you." Teng Shu smiled and accepted it, and Hunhun E's eyes narrowed with joy upon hearing this.

Three days have passed since the rascal crocodile joined Tengshu's orphanage. In these three days, the rascal crocodile seems to have found a new target for Baosheng, and has started making tree juice for Tengshu and the other little guys every day, which has led to an increase in the consumption of tree juice in the orphanage.

Fortunately, the sap was cheap, so the vine was left to the crocodile's whims.

Chapter 54 Mayor?

The crocodile is not in good condition. Since the application for a heart transplant was submitted, there has been no news.

Therefore, the modern crocodile moves very slowly every day. It cannot be fast; running too fast or being too emotionally agitated will cause its heart to be unable to handle the load.

As for Pokémon battles, that was out of the question, and Tengshu didn't have any good solutions. He had been asking the Mystic Conch every day without any results.