I run an orphanage in the Pokémon world.

But for these wild Pokémon, that's enough.

This sheltered place is enough for them to survive this difficult natural disaster.

"Then what about Fire-type Pokémon?" Joy asked curiously, as these wooden structures are easily ignited by fire.

"We'll move in when it's pouring rain." Tengshu moved aside, letting a large bee pass by.

Fire-type Pokémon's special attack against Bug and Grass types is no joke; they can actually ignite things if you're not careful. However, once it's pouring rain and the wood gets wet, it's no longer possible to accidentally ignite it.

"Dean Tengshu, you really are..." Officer Jenny looked at the Pokémon and the huge building in front of her, feeling somewhat shocked.

The Pokémon League has weathered countless natural and man-made disasters, but so far, no wild Pokémon has ever done this. And now, such a thing has happened in Viridian City.

This is really...

"I just want more Pokémon to survive," Tengshu said calmly, then casually took out a jar of honey from Three Bees and handed it to the Beedrill that was working. The Beedrill was perched on the wall, sucking the honey from Tengshu's hand.

Joey pursed his lips.

Wild Beedrill are extremely dangerous Pokémon. A single Beedrill is not a big deal, but once they swarm, it becomes terrifying. Fortunately, Beedrill does have natural predators, which is why they haven't become an uncontrollable pest.

But the wild bee in front of me was as docile as if it had been raised by a vine.

“I need to report this matter.” Jun Shafeng took a deep breath and then said seriously.

“Okay.” Teng Shu had no objections. After all, his orphanage still needed to continue operating with the support of the Pokémon League, so Teng Shu naturally couldn’t avoid this. Even if Officer Jenny and the others didn’t say anything, Teng Shu himself would have to report it.

Jun Shafeng nodded, then took out her phone and started taking photos and videos, which she then sent to the Alliance office.

Teng Shu then led Jun Shafeng and Qiao Yiguang out. The entire building was still under construction, and Teng Shu's orphanage was currently surrounded by these wooden buildings, looking like a huge, irregular beehive.

Although such a crude building cannot provide much insulation, it is at least better than being directly exposed to wind and rain.

Furthermore, once the Pokémon move in, the temperature will rise somewhat, allowing these Pokémon seeking refuge here to survive this natural disaster.

Jun Shafeng hung up the phone and looked at Teng Shu with a complicated expression.

"Teng Shu, the mayor says he wants to come and inspect your place." Jun Shafeng said helplessly. Teng Shu paused for a moment after hearing this, but didn't say anything. If the mayor wanted to come, so be it. He couldn't stop the mayor from coming.

A short while later, the mayor arrived. Teng Shu watched as the mayor descended from the sky on a Qixi Bluebird, followed by a group of people, including a camera.

"Oh my, Dean Tengshu, your remarkable achievement has greatly helped the League in its methods for rescuing and resettling wild Pokémon." The mayor smiled and shook Tengshu's hand, while the cameras started rolling.

"Mayor, you flatter me." Teng Shu was somewhat amused and exasperated; what was all this nonsense?

Moreover, replicating his method is extremely difficult. After all, Vine Tree possesses the power of Everlasting, which is why these wild Pokémon trust him. It would be very difficult for others to imitate it.

Immediately afterwards, Teng Shu witnessed how a competent political figure should handle such a situation.

The mayor came in a hurry and left in a hurry.

"We only stayed here for thirteen minutes in total." After the mayor and his entourage left, Locke also came out, holding his phone, which showed thirteen minutes on the timer.

no more, no less.

"After all, he's the mayor," Teng Shu said calmly.

Now that the troublesome person is gone, Tengshu can continue to check if there's anything in this unique shelter that needs improvement.

"Director, there are more and more baby Pokémon in the orphanage now. Should we move them to the orphanage?" Locke asked. Teng Shu paused for a moment upon hearing this.

Place them in an orphanage? That would be the best option, but the facilities there aren't very large, so accommodating so many Pokémon would be difficult.

"Let's wait and see..." Tengshu waved his hand. If they put it in, what would happen to the other baby Pokémon? It would be troublesome if they couldn't fit them in.

Teng Shu understood the principle that it is not scarcity but inequality that is a cause for concern.

A howling wind blew, and a drop of rain fell on the vine tree's face. The vine tree looked up in surprise.

The sky was completely dark by now, and in the distance, lightning occasionally illuminated the dark clouds.

Severe convective weather is coming!

A deafening explosion echoed through the sky, followed by a torrential downpour.

In an instant, the orphanage disappeared from Teng Shu's sight.

Chapter 105 Blizzard

Heavy rain, torrential rain.

This is the biggest feeling that Tengshu has.

"I suddenly feel like the orphanage has become an isolated island." Teng Shu wiped the water from his hair, then looked at the heavy rain outside the window with a hint of surprise in his eyes.

The rain was so heavy that Tengshu could no longer see the grove of trees inside the welfare home.

Not to mention the scenery in the distance, right now Tengshu feels like all he sees is a curtain of rain.

"And the temperature is dropping rapidly." Locke glanced at his phone, his brow furrowing slightly.

The temperature was 16 degrees Celsius before, but after three minutes of heavy rain, it dropped to 13 degrees Celsius.

It's still falling.

"For now, at least it can accommodate it, but Akai might not be used to it." Teng Shu used a towel to wipe the water off Charmander. Charmander cried out, and then the flame on its tail flickered.

The rain was so heavy that the moment it started, Teng Shu realized that the orphanage had vanished right in front of him.

In the face of such torrential rain, Teng Shu quickly made a decision to send all the little guys and old Pokémon into the welfare home to take shelter.

Although there are many Pokémon, fortunately the orphanage has several floors, so they have all been settled. However, the attic where Akai originally lived was empty, but now it is crowded with Pokémon.

I just don't know if Kai will be able to get used to it.

"Caw!" the raven cried, then preened its feathers as it stood on the vine-covered desk.

Teng Shu hadn't let the little ones from the orphanage come out beforehand, since he could tell the weather wasn't right this time. So the little ones in the orphanage were all fine and hadn't suffered from hypothermia from getting wet in the rain.

The Infernape leaned against the wall, squinting, while Baby Dragon imitated Teng, wiping a small Rattata with a towel.

Little Rattata trembled in front of Baby Dragon, but dared not move, fearing that Baby Dragon might say, "Brother, you smell so good," while wiping.

Dongshimiao was also in the office, but it wasn't interested in any of the Pokémon. It just squinted its eyes, put its hands in its pockets, and lay there peacefully.

The teddy bear yawned and lazily leaned against the vine tree's leg to sleep.

"How is the rascal crocodile?" Teng Shu thought of the rascal crocodile in the infirmary. That little guy had a heart condition and needed close attention.

"No problem. There's a Chansey in the infirmary; Miss Joyce Yun left it there," Locke replied to Teng Shu while still looking at his phone.

Tengshu nodded. Chansey is a kind-hearted Pokémon that will check on anyone who is injured in the wild. It is very cute.

Moreover, Miss Joy's jelly eggs are often professionally trained and proficient in some medical knowledge.

"Dean, I've noticed something's wrong with the weather. It's dropped two degrees again, and the weather bureau has even issued a blizzard warning." Locke said, somewhat puzzled.

Teng Shu was also somewhat surprised.

It's important to know that the weather generally doesn't change very quickly, and it's quite rare for a heavy rainstorm to turn into a blizzard so rapidly.

"Then we'll have to be prepared for the cold." Teng Shu looked out the window, wondering how the Pokémon in the shelter were doing.

Whether that huge matchbox could withstand such a massive downpour, and then the subsequent blizzard, remains to be seen.

"Let's go, Locke, let's check on these Pokémon." Teng Shu stood up and casually stuffed a cold medicine into Charmander's mouth.

The little dragon shows some signs of catching a cold.

"Hmm." Locke understood what Tengshu meant. The heavy rain had come too suddenly. Although Tengshu had let all the little guys in, quite a few Pokémon had been soaked in the rain for most of the day. They needed to be checked to prevent any diseases from developing.

The raven perched on the vine's shoulder and followed it outside.

As soon as he opened the door, Tengshu saw a corridor full of wild Pokémon babies, and an older Rattata was patiently helping the little guys clean the water off their bodies.

Teng Shu glanced at the wall; the air conditioner on the wall was already turned on and was heating.

Most Pokémon were helping each other, and Tengshu even saw a Meowth licking the fur of a Rattata, which puzzled him greatly.

Such a thing would never happen under other circumstances. Only when faced with a major natural disaster will these Pokémon put aside their usual hostility and begin to help each other.

Some Fire-type Pokémon were also busy drying other Pokémon.

As Teng Shu walked, he checked on the animals, stopping to examine anyone who seemed unwell and then administering their medicine.

When they reached the stairs, Teng Shu had already distributed ten cold medicine pills.

"If we hadn't let them in, a lot of them would probably have gotten sick." Locke followed the vines carefully.

He was followed by a group of wild Pokémon, all of which showed signs of catching a cold.

The entire orphanage is now filled with all sorts of Pokémon, there are just too many.

You have to be careful when you walk so you don't step on a Pokémon.

"Well, so once this terrible weather calms down a bit, we'll need to do another full checkup." Teng Shu pinched his brow and then slowly walked downstairs.

The good news is that most wild Pokémon are in very good health. Although some Pokémon have shown signs of catching a cold, these are just signs.

"So these little guys..." Locke looked at the baby Pokémon in the infirmary, somewhat hesitant.

"We can only isolate them here for now. Krookodile, please stay in my office for the time being." Teng Shu said calmly, looking at the Pokémon in the room.

Although it was just a sign, Tengshu still gathered the little ones in the infirmary to prevent a large-scale outbreak.

Then Teng Shu picked up a small Radamanthys and placed it in the medical pod.

[Mild cold, treatment time: five minutes]

Teng Shu was very satisfied; the medical pod was as powerful as ever.

"Then I'll go check on the other Pokémon. If any are sick, I'll bring them over?" Locke asked Tengshu. Tengshu nodded. He needed to stay here to control the medical pod to treat these Pokémon, otherwise the infirmary would definitely be too full.

When people get busy, they lose track of time. It wasn't until his phone rang that Teng Shu realized it was time to make dinner.

"There are still so many?" Teng Shu turned his head and glanced around; there were still many Pokémon in the infirmary.

Tengshu reluctantly took Pidgey out of the medical pod and let it stay outside. Then he brought over another Pokémon and put it in the medical pod.

"Dean, you can go ahead and do your work. Leave this to me." Locke wiped the sweat from his forehead.

"Then I'll have to trouble you." Teng Shu nodded, then glanced out the window.

There was a pause.

It's snowing heavily.

Chapter 106 The Road to Pikachu

“Pikachu…” In the forest, a soaking wet Pikachu held its child, then looked worriedly out of the cave.

The heavy rain outside the window had turned into heavy snow, and the white snowflakes covered the whole world. The resulting low temperature made Pikachu shiver.

Pikachu looked down at its child, and Pikachu was shivering.

The Pikachu family has a layer of fur that helps them resist temperature differences and maintain a constant body temperature. However, this time the rain was too heavy, and even though the Pikachu had taken good precautions, their home was still flooded.

The torrential rain completely breached all defenses and flooded their homes.

"Pikachu..." Another Pikachu emerged, dragging some food with it. This was the food their family had stored up, which should have been enough, but the heavy rain had soaked it all.

Apart from the large milk jug given by that kind human, all other food needs to be taken outside and frozen.

Although the temperature has dropped, it has also reduced the possibility of food spoiling and molding, which is a blessing in disguise.

Pikachu rubbed against its partner, and then their tails intertwined, a way for Pikachu to express affection.

However, feeling the intense heat emanating from Pichu in his arms, a flicker of pain flashed in Pikachu's eyes.

Pichu has a fever.

The heavy rain soaked the whole family, and then the weather suddenly changed to heavy snow. The resulting low temperature was too much for the newborn Pichu to handle, and he developed a fever.

Newborns are always vulnerable, regardless of species.

[If you have any problems, you can come over there to find me, you know that,] Tengshu's words flashed through Pikachu's mind.

Pikachu knows that Tengshu is a human, a good person whom it recognizes. Tengshu has a very good personality and often helps its family, so Pikachu trusts Tengshu.

Pichu is sick. Normally, Pikachu would go out to find herbs and bring them back to cure Pichu's illness.

but now...

Pikachu painstakingly cleared away the snow that almost covered half of the cave entrance and poked its head out to peek outside.