I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

Chapter 102 Care Kindergarten Officially Opens

Charizard demonstrated its stance through its actions.

It trusts Tengshu and knows that what Tengshu said is true. If it is not restricted, the orphanage will eventually become a battlefield. When the conflict starts, no matter what, some Pokémon will be injured and some will die.

Now it has left the safer orphanage to its own children. Although this means they can no longer stay here, they are young and strong and don't have to worry too much about natural disasters outside.

Immediately afterwards, Blastoise and Venusaur handed their babies over to Tengshu and left the orphanage following Charizard, leaving Locke completely stunned.

Although Locke suspected that the Vine Tree might possess the power of Viridian, he really didn't expect that these wild Pokémon would actually entrust their children to the Vine Tree, which was truly unbelievable.

"This could probably be the subject of a paper." Locke rubbed his hands together; he was already feeling the urge to write a paper.

"Thank you for your trust. I will take good care of these little ones," Teng Shu said earnestly over the loudspeaker.

Teng Shu also knew that there were some problems with doing this.

However, this is a last resort. After all, before the natural disaster arrives, it is unknown how many wild Pokémon will flock here. If it is not restricted, then the kind of thing Locke mentioned will undoubtedly happen, which is something Tengshu cannot accept.

So after thinking it over, Teng Shu felt that since natural disasters were unavoidable and the orphanage couldn't solve the problem of not having enough space, it would be better to find a way to let wild Pokémon that needed protection move in, so that more Pokémon in need could be helped.

However, this is on the premise that wild Pokémon need to trust him and entrust their children to him.

Fortunately, he didn't have to wait too long. Charizard stepped forward, and with the first one taking the lead, other wild Pokémon followed suit, leaving their offspring behind. Some older and weaker Pokémon also stayed to take on the responsibility of caring for the children.

The orphanage in the vine tree became very busy, with young Pokémon being kept behind one by one, and even more supplies being left behind.

Wild Pokémon were worried about their offspring, so they left behind a lot of food.

"Director, do you have experience taking care of so many Pokémon babies?" Locke swallowed hard as he looked at the ever-growing number of Pokémon in front of him.

Teng Shu also had some headaches.

When their parents were around, these little guys were fairly well-behaved, but now that their parents have left the orphanage to build shelters against natural disasters, these little guys are starting to show signs of causing trouble.

The little Charmander, in the lead, bared its teeth at Bulbasaur, while Squirtle stood beside it, eager to continue chasing and attacking Bulbasaur.

Meanwhile, the little guys behind them were either quiet, peeking out curiously, or chattering away like they were in a market.

Don't assume that wild Pokémon babies are a bunch of well-behaved and sensible little cuties. Anyone who thinks that way will be proven wrong. After all, most creatures with normal intelligence are pretty much the same in their infancy.

Except for those that don't move around much, the other cubs will start to peek out and explore the world once they are able to move.

How to take care of unruly children is a common problem for all species worldwide.

Although some old and frail Pokémon have survived, taking good care of these little guys will not be an easy task.

However, Tengshu immediately thought of his old kindergarten.

The children cared for in kindergartens are also human infants, who are very noisy and difficult to manage. However, the existence of kindergartens has kept these infants quiet, at least preventing any serious incidents from happening.

"Why not separate these Pokémon babies according to their types, take them to different places, and let the older Pokémon take care of them? Anyway, they can only cause trouble for a short while." Teng Shu had an idea. He glanced at the sky, which was already quite dark.

A natural disaster is coming.

When natural disasters strike, these little guys naturally won't be in the mood for idle fun.

However, looking at these little ones in front of him, Teng Shu was also pondering whether or not to open up some of the facilities of the orphanage. After all, once they entered the orphanage, they could be sheltered from the wind and rain and would not have to worry about losing their temperature due to the heavy rain.

“Okay, then I’ll go see if I can find someone in charge.” Locke understood Teng Shu’s meaning and hurriedly walked out.

Since a natural disaster was coming anyway, Locke had no intention of going home. His home wasn't in Changqing City; he just rented a house there.

However, thinking about the impending natural disaster, Teng Shu thought of an item: Groudon's Hand Warmer. That item could keep the orphanage at a constant temperature, meaning that even if a blizzard occurred, the orphanage would remain at a constant temperature and would not experience any cooling.

It has to be said that this is a pretty good prop, but Tengshu now has some other uses for it, and Tengshu can't afford the exchange price of that prop.

"First, let's see how many wild Pokémon are coming, and then we also need to deal with these sandbags." Teng Shu looked at the supplies sent by the League. He had already finished setting up the sandbags and even sent photos to the League.

However, based on the league's usual practice, someone will probably come to check again later, and everything will be fine after the check.

Moreover, he has already prepared the sandbags. If wild Pokémon borrow them to deal with disasters, then the League cannot blame him.

Thinking of this, Teng Shu hurriedly left the welfare home and then checked it out.

A large group of Pokémon had gathered around the orphanage, and their eyes were all on Tengshu after he came out.

Silence, quietness.

Only the howling wind brought a chill.

Meanwhile, at the edge of the nearby Viridian Forest, several dark figures emerged one after another, rushing towards this location.

"I have some sandbags here, do you want them?" Tengshu asked softly, looking at the Pokémon in front of him.

No reply.

The Charizard and the others were nowhere to be found, and the Pokémon in front of them seemed unable to understand what the sandbag Tengshu was talking about.

Teng Shu decided to prove it with his actions; he started moving sandbags and stacking them together.

A flock of Pidgeys looked at each other and then flew to the side of the vine.

Chapter 103 The First Pokémon Infrastructure Conference in Viridian City

A huge pile of sandbags, at least for the vine.

Previously, it would have taken Locke and Tengshu a long time to move these sandbags. It was only with the help of the Alliance staff that they were finally able to move them.

But looking at the empty sandbags in front of him, Teng Shu admitted that he was a little confused.

So fast?

In less than three minutes, all the sandbags were moved to the side of the vine tree and built into a sandbag wall, but not even one-tenth of the Pokémon mobilized!

Before any more Pokémon could come to help, it was all over.

Looking at the scene before him, Teng Shu suddenly had a bold idea.

The orphanage is indeed small, that's a fact, and Tengshu himself is well aware of this. After all, the orphanage is only so big, it's absolutely impossible to accommodate all the Pokémon there.

However, wild Pokémon are endless.

Tengshu had always been curious about one question: how many Pokémon are there in such a vast Pokémon world?

However, this question is almost impossible to answer, since there are just too many Pokémon. They can live in the sky, underwater, underground, and even in lava. So even the Pokémon League cannot count exactly how many Pokémon exist in the entire Pokémon region.

However, looking at the wild Pokémon still gathering in front of him, Tengshu suddenly had a bold idea, or even a crazy one.

"Kai, are you listening?" Teng Shu asked anxiously. He glanced at his phone; time was running out!

"Mmm." A soft girl's voice echoed in Teng Shu's mind; it was Akai's telepathic connection!

"Kai, I need your help to spread an idea, my idea!" Tengshu said urgently. Kai didn't speak, but Tengshu knew he was listening.

That's enough.

As soon as Teng Shu finished speaking, a roar rang out, and then a fire-breathing dragon flew straight up. It scanned the area below, quickly noticed Teng Shu, and landed beside him.

Charizard looked down at the vine, its eyes filled with scrutiny.

"Charizard, can you help me?" Teng Shu asked quickly, because what he lacked most right now was time!

Charizard lay down, tilting its head back slightly. Tengshu understood what Charizard meant, but before that...

"Akai! Get Locke to see me!" Teng Shu said urgently, and soon Locke came over, looking at Teng Shu with some doubt.

However, after Teng Shu mentioned his somewhat crazy and unrealistic ideas, Locke's eyes showed a hint of surprise.

“…Dean, your idea is really…” Locke rubbed his hands together excitedly, but he didn’t say much, instead throwing out his three Poké Balls.

Dream Eater, Yggdrasil, Mr. Mime.

Three Psychic Pokémon.

"Then I'll have to trouble you, Locke." The vine climbed onto the Charizard's back, and the Charizard grabbed Kadabra, carrying Kadabra into the air, flying rapidly.

"So many Pokémon..." Looking at the wild Pokémon below and the still gathering Pokémon in the distance, Tengshu felt a bit overwhelmed. So many wild Pokémon...

However, this also represents enormous resources.

"Yongjira, thank you for your help." Teng Shu shouted loudly at Yongjira, afraid that Yongjira wouldn't hear him if he didn't shout, as the wind was very strong high in the sky.

Yongjira nodded at the vine tree, and then, super energy waves spread out.

In the howling cold wind, all the wild Pokémon raised their heads and gazed at the sky above.

...

"Feng, after we finish inspecting Tengshu's orphanage, we need to hurry to other places. I heard that a road has been destroyed by a mudslide." In the afternoon, two staff members from the Alliance were rushing to Tengshu's orphanage.

"Sigh, it's already like this before the rain has even started. What will happen after the natural disaster is over..." Jun Shafeng sighed, but still stepped on the throttle of the motorcycle.

They are moving faster, and according to data from the Union Weather Bureau, severe convective weather may arrive earlier.

Moreover, this severe convective weather is developing into a heavy snowstorm, and according to the meteorological bureau's investigation, the weather is rapidly deteriorating.

seem...

What caused this?

Jun Shafeng wasn't too worried about this inspection. After all, they knew the design plans for Tengshu's welfare home and knew they were very safe, so there was no way there could be a problem. Besides, Tengshu had taken photos of them.

"Oh my god... Light, what is that?" Jun Shafeng stared ahead in astonishment, even forgetting to twist the accelerator. Qiao Yiguang, who was still looking at the documents, looked up and was also dumbfounded.

What lay before me was not the familiar welfare home, but a huge...

It was something I couldn't quite describe. It looked like a house, but more like a matchbox, and it was very big, very long, and very far away.

Countless dense, dark shadows moved like ants, constantly burrowing in and out...

"This is..." Qiao Yiguang was also a little confused. She urged her friend, Jun Shafeng, to hurry up and ride the motorcycle to bring Qiao Yiguang to the front. The closer they got, the clearer they could see.

Before me was a huge wooden building with a common roof, and then countless walls and doors, seemingly divided into more 'small boxes' inside, like a giant matchbox containing countless smaller boxes.

Then all sorts of Pokémon were busy.

A swarm of bee bees were smearing chewed-up material onto the joints of the wood. Joey recognized it immediately as propolis, the stuff bee bees use to build their nests. It has strong adhesive and waterproof properties.

Venusaur waved its vines, reinforcing the house.

A flock of Pidgeys were dragging logs, Charizard was breathing fire to burn the spikes on the logs, and Butterfree was fanning the flames nearby.

A burrowing monster is directing Pokémon to build the giant matchbox in front of them.

"What's going on? Why are there so many Pokémon?" Officer Jenny stopped. She couldn't go any further; these wild Pokémon were already on alert.

A swarm of Beedrill was watching them, along with Butterfree, Pidgeotto, Rattata, and other Pokémon.

"Maple? Light? Are you here for an inspection?" A familiar voice called out. Jun Shafeng looked up and saw Teng Shu riding a fire-breathing dragon, slowly descending from the sky.

With the appearance of the vine tree, all the wary Pokémon went off to work again.

“Tengshu, this is…” Officer Jenny asked, pointing to the sandbag outside the matchbox.

Weren't these sandbags given to Tengshu by the Alliance to help him cope with disaster?

Chapter 104 Heavy Rain

"These Pokémon all want to take refuge in my orphanage." Teng Shu glanced at the busy Pokémon behind him, a smile in his eyes.

He had thought of a question when he saw how fast these wild Pokémon were carrying sandbags. Since natural disasters were unavoidable and there were so many wild Pokémon, why not take advantage of this time to do something?

For example, building a simple shelter from the wind and rain.

So Tengshu decided to mobilize the Pokémon surrounding the orphanage to work together and build a simple shelter.

And coincidentally, there was also a Morphling here. This kind of Pokémon is usually the most common Pokémon when building houses, so with the help of Morphling, such a unique house was quickly built.

“This…” Officer Jenny and Joey exchanged a glance.

Is this reasonable?

"Would you like to come in and take a look?" Teng Shu asked with a smile. Jun Shafeng immediately nodded; she really wanted to go in and have a look.

So Officer Jenny led Joey Light and followed Teng Shu into the unique house in front of them.

The house wasn't very big, only about three meters high, and inside were all sorts of walls and pillars supporting the entire ceiling, dividing this huge room into countless small rooms.

"This room is mainly a wooden structure, using wood from Viridian Forest, and the glued parts are made from propolis contributed by special Pokémon like Beedrill and Tribeca," Tengshu explained about the house in front of him.

However, since this house was built temporarily, it wasn't very well-made, and many flaws could be seen in it.